LATTIMER Maxwell

Olympic Games

Year	Location	L4-
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	13

World Championships

Year	Location	L2x	L4-
2019	Linz, AUT	9	-
2018	Plovdiv, BUL	15	-
2015	Aiguebelette-le-Lac, FRA	-	11
2014	Amsterdam, NED	-	13

World Cup

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
4	Lightweight Double Sculls	2019	Poznan, POL	6:51.42
4	Lightweight Double Sculls	2018	Lucerne, SUI	6:33.80
4	Lightweight Double Sculls	2018	Belgrade, SRB	6:17.27
18	Lightweight Double Sculls	2017	Lucerne, SUI	DNS

Legend
DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, EXC - Excluded

Max (theprovince.com, 22 Jul 2015)

Bird watching. (rowingcanada.org, 01 Jan 2021)

Athlete

Biology - University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, CAN

English

University of British Columbia [UBC] Rowing Club [Canada]

Dick Tonks [national]; Jeremy Ivey [national]

His younger brother Aaron competed in single sculls at the 2019 World Championships in Linz, Austria. (SportsDeskOnline, 06 Jun 2021; nsnews.com, 19 Sep 2019)

2014 for Canada (olympic.ca, 23 Jun 2015)

He began rowing in 2006 at Vancouver College in Canada. (olympic.ca, 23 Jun 2015)

He was spotted by Canadian rower Ben Rutledge at a talent identification camp. "I was tiny and terrible at rowing. But during the try-out I think somehow the coach that we had saw something in me and picked me last on this 12-guy team. But rowing was just rowing. I never really saw it as a sport that I was really interested in. My two older brothers started rowing in high school and that looked like fun, I wanted to give it a try. I liked cross-country and soccer way more. I just rowed because it was something that was relatable to my family. But then I got into rowing and I was like, 'Why is this sport so interesting?' and I was really enjoying it. It was a super competitive environment. I found a real joy and love for coming together in a crew boat." (Canadian Athletes Now Fund YouTube channel, 24 Apr 2020; delta-optimist.com, 11 Sep 2015)

"Pain is temporary. It may last a minute, or an hour, or a day, or a year, but eventually it will subside and something else will take its place. If I quit however, it lasts forever." (olympic.ca, 23 Jun 2015)