Rowing results--Thursday, July 25

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Rowing results--Thursday, July 25
Men's single sculls (top 3 to final)
Heat 1
1. Xeno Mueller (Switzerland) 7:10.07
2. Derek Porter (Canada) 7:14.91
3. Fredrik Bekken (Norway) 7:19.82
4. Aly Imrahim (Egypt) 7:22.43
5. Sergio Fernandez (Argentina) 7:23.70
6. Peter Haining (Britain) 7:30.47

Heat 2
1. Thomas Lange (Germany) 7:12.30
2. Iztok Cop (Slovenia) 7:15.07
3. Vaclav Chalupa (Czech Republic) 7:16.97
4. Robert Waddell (New Zealand) 7:18.52
5. Cyrus Beasley (U.S.) 7:31.49
6. Horst Nussbaumer (Austria) 7:35.52

Women's single sculls (top three to final)
Heat 1
1. Silken Laumann (Canada) 7:57.68
2. Yekaterina Khodotovich (Belarus) 8:00.02
3. Maria Brandin (Sweden) 8:01.55
4. Annelies Bredael (Belgium) 8:05.78
5. Rumyana Neykova (Bulgaria) 8:15.63
6. Laila Finska-Beserra (Finland) 8:25.00

Heat 2
1. Trine Hansen (Denmark) 7:53.46
2. Ruth Davidon (U.S.) 7:54.97
3. Guin Batten (Britain) 7:56.61
4. Elisabeta Lipa (Romania) 8:01.84
5. Celine Garcia (France) 8:13.37
6. Liu Xiaochun (China) 8:15.83

Women's double sculls semifinals (top 3 to final, names unavailable)
Heat 1
1. Canada 7:11.21
2. New Zealand 7:15.57
3. Australia 7:15.58
4. Bulgaria 7:18.33
5. U.S. 7:21.97
6. Italy 7:38.85

Heat 2
1. China 7:15.47
2. Netherlands 7:16.39
3. Germany 7:19.62
4. Norway 7:26.24
5. Ukraine 7:28.53
6. Latvia 7:32.00

Men's coxless fours semifinals (top 3 to final, team names unavailable)
Heat 1
1. France 6:09.58
2. Italy 6:09.62
3. Australia 6:09.95
4. Croatia 6:12.40
5. Norway 6:15.17
6. China 6:25.79

Heat 2
1. Britain 6:10.78
2. Romania 6:11.84
3. Slovenia 6:13.14
4. Poland 6:16.65
5. U.S. 6:18.68
6. Germany 6:19.06

Women's coxless pairs first semifinal
1. United States 7:29.31
(Missy Schwen/Karen Kraft)
2. Australia 7:32.47
(Megan Still/Kate Slatter)
3. Russia 7:36.37
(Albina Ligachova/Vera Pochitayeva)
4. China 7:36.40
(Xiling Liang/Yanhua Jing)
5. Netherlands 7:48.40
(Elien Meijer/Anneke Venema)
6. South Africa 7:56.41
(Helen Fleming/Colleen Orsmond)
Women's coxless pairs second semifinal:
1. France 7:30.21
(Christine Gosse/Helene Cortin)
2. Canada 7:32.02
(Emma Robinson/Anna van der Kamp)
3. Germany 7:34.80
(Katherin Haacker/Stefani Werremeier)
4. Romania 7:44.47
(Liliana Cazac/Angela Cazac)
5. Czech Representative 7:48.40
(Sabina Telenska/Hana Dariusova)
6. Britain 7:59.57
(Kate Mackenzie/Philippa Cross)

Men's coxless pairs first semifinal
1. Australia 6:46.43
(David Weightman/Robert Scott)
2. France 6:49.15
(Michel Andrieux/Jean-Christophe Rolland)
3. Croatia 6:55.89
(Marko Banovic/Ninoslav Saraga)
4. Austria 6:57.44
(Andreas Nader/Hermann Bauer)
5. Lithuania 6:57.75
(Juozas Bagdonas/Einius Petkus)
6. Bulgaria 7:00.12
(Orlin Ninov/Nikolay Kolev)
Men's coxless pairs second semifinal:
1. Britain 6:50.30
(Steven Redgrave/Matthew Pinsent)
2. New Zealand 6:51.64
(Toni Dunlop/David Schaper)
3. Italy 6:52.32
(Marco Penna/Walter Bottega)
4. United States 6:52.92
(Michael Peterson/Jonathan Holland)
5. Belgium 6:55.84
(Luc Goiris/Jaak van Driessche)
6. Argentina 7:14.59
(Carlos Palavecino/Walter Balunek)