Rheinisch 21st in standings

K1 canoeist Eion Rheinisch struggled during his first run and is currently 21st in the standings, 14.03secs behind leader Campbell Walsh of the UK.

Thu, 19 Aug, 2004 - 11:29

K1 canoeist Eion Rheinisch struggled during his first run and is currently 21st in the standings, 14.03secs behind leader Campbell Walsh of the UK.

Meanwhile, Ireland’s lightweight coxless fours team of Richard Archibald, Eugene Coakley, Niall O’Toole and Paul Griffin clinched their place in Sunday’s final earlier this morning.

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