ZEEMAN Carling

Canada
Rowing
27 May 1991
30
Female
1.87/6'1''
HAMILTON, ON
 
Canada

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank Medal
ROW Rowing Women's Single Sculls 8

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Sea Forest Waterway
Women's Single Sculls Heat 5
#11
Finished
Sea Forest Waterway
Women's Single Sculls Quarterfinal 2
#64
Finished
Sea Forest Waterway
Women's Single Sculls Semifinal A/B 2
#106
Finished
Sea Forest Waterway
Women's Single Sculls Final B
#125
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Olympic Games
YearLocation1x
2016Rio de Janeiro, BRA10

World Championships
YearLocation1x4x
2019Linz, AUT6-
2018Plovdiv, BUL9-
2017Sarasota, FL, USA6-
2015Aiguebelette-le-Lac, FRA6-
2014Amsterdam, NED-6
2013Chungju, KOR-2

World Cup
RankEventYearLocationResult
2Single Sculls2017Lucerne, SUI7:27.53
3Single Sculls2019Poznan, POL8:05.11
3Single Sculls2018Lucerne, SUI7:37.03
9Single Sculls2018Belgrade, SRB7:27.34


Legend
DNF - Did Not Finish, DNS - Did Not Start, EXC - Excluded
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Zeemanator, Zeemonsta (canadianathletesnow.ca, Aug 2016; olympic.ca, 01 Oct 2015)
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Athlete
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Human Movement Studies - Laurentian University, Sudbury, ON, CAN
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English, Hebrew
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Michelle Darvill [national]; Phil Marshall [national], CAN; Lesley Thompson-Willie [national], CAN
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Her older brother Landon has played for the Canadian national military football team. Her other older brother Joren has represented Canada in volleyball at junior level, and competed at the 2009 World Junior Championships in Pune, India. He has also played professionally for clubs in Europe. (olympic.ca, 01 Oct 2015; SportsDeskOnline, 05 Feb 2020)
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She grew up speed skating, running track and playing volleyball through high school, and didn't begin rowing until she started university in 2009. (rowingcanada.org, 01 Oct 2015)
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She did not plan on joining any organised sports when she began university, but ultimately joined the rowing team for the social aspect of the sport. "On my first day of class, I saw a poster inviting people to try out for the rowing team. So I did. It was purely a social outlet for me in those first few years. It gave us [her group of friends] a chance to race each other and travel together, which ended up having such a lasting positive impact on me, I kept going with it." (rowingcanada.org, 01 Oct 2015; row2k.com, 05 Aug 2015)
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To compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (Instagram profile, 01 Feb 2020)
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She rows up to 50 kilometres a day. (sudbury.com, 12 Jan 2020)
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Coach Phil Marshall. "While everyone was focused on my 'potential' in the sport and what the future could hold, he reminded me how to keep it fun." (hudsonboatworks.com, 2014)
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"Luck is the dividend of sweat. The more you sweat, the luckier you get." (Twitter profile, 01 Feb 2020)
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In 2015 she was named Cambridge Athlete of the Year [Tim Turow Award]. (therecord.com, 08 Nov 2015)

She was named Canadian University Rowing Association's Female Athlete of the Year in 2012 and 2013. (sudburysportsmag.ca, 30 Jul 2013; thesudburystar.com, 05 Apr 2013)

In 2012 she was named Rowing Canada Aviron's Female Sculler of the Year. (sudburystar.com, 04 Feb 2012; sudburysportsmag.ca, 30 Jul 2013)
Legend
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Gold Medal Event
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Silver Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
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