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#Canoeing: Cade Ryan was the most impressive of Ireland’ three competitors in the K1 at the canoe slalom World Championships in Lee Valley in England today. Ryan clocked 90.42 seconds and 89.69 in the two runs, with no penalties on either. Elliott Davidson and Sam Curtis were pushed well down the rankings, through penalties on both runs. Canoe Slalom World Championships, Lee Valley, London, Day Three (Irish interest)
Men
K1 – First Run (top 30 to Semi-Finals): 60 C Ryan 90.42; 98 S Curtis 145.17 (incl 54 seconds penalty); 102 E Davidson 203.59 (incl 104 sec pen). Second Run (10 qualify): 27 Ryan 89.69; 41 Davidson 99.06 (incl 6 sec pen); 65 Curtis 146.05 (incl 56 sec pen).
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#Canoeing: Ireland’ Hannah Craig came close, but missed out on qualifying for the semi-finals of the women’ K1 at the canoe slalom World Championships in Lee Valley in England today. She came down the course in 97.04 seconds on her first run, but a touch on gate 11 took her to 99.04 seconds, and pushed her out of the top 20, who qualified. The second run had just 10 qualifying places available. Craig finished 21st, with a penalty-free run of 100.4 seconds. Canoe Slalom World Championships, Lee Valley, London, Day One (Irish interest)
Women
K1 – First Run (20 qualify): 30 H Craig 99.04 seconds (incl 2-sec penalty); 2nd Run (10 qualify): 21 H Craig 100.4 sec.
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#Canoeing: Jenny Egan finished fourth in the senior K1 event at the Canoe Marathon World Championships in Gyor in Hungary. Anna Koziskova of the Czech Republic took gold, covering the 26.1 kilometre course in one hour 56 minutes 28.847 seconds, while Egan was three minutes and just under 50 seconds further back. Egan was 57 seconds behind bronze medallist Kristina Bedec of Serbia. Canoe Marathon World Championships, Gyor, Hungary
Men
K1 Senior, 30km: 25 P Egan 2 hrs 15 min 24.477sec ; B Watkins dnf. K1 Under-23, 26.1km: 18 T Brennan 1:56.378.177
Women
K1 Senior, 26.1km: 4 J Egan 2:00.18.166.
