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Emma Kimberley Twigg MNZM (born 1 March 1987) is a New Zealand rower. A single sculler, she was the 2014 world champion and won gold in her fourth Olympics in Tokyo in July 2021. Previous Olympic appearances were in 2008 (ninth place), 2012 (fourth place), and 2016 (fourth place).
Emma Twigg (Napier, 1 de março de 1987) é uma remadora neozelandesa, campeã mundial. Carreira. Twigg ficou em quarto lugar no skiff simples tanto em Londres 2012 quanto no Rio 2016. [1] Conquistou o ouro na mesma prova em Tóquio 2020. [2] Referências
Emma Twigg is an Olympic Gold medallist having won the women's single scull event at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Twigg looked a cut above in Tokyo, finishing in 7min 13.97sec, nearly three and a-half seconds clear of the silver medallist. Tokyo was Twigg's fourth Olympic campaign and followed fourth place finishes at both Rio 2016 and London ...
Emma Twigg has won a second rowing gold medal for New Zealand at the Tokyo Olympics, taking the title in the women's single sculls rowing. The New Zealander, who is a former world champion, produced a convincing victory in a time of 7:13.97 - a new Olympic best time.
There were two fourth-place finishes before Emma Twigg finally won her much desired Olympic rowing gold. The Tokyo 2020 single scull champion shares her life... lessons on heartbreak, belief, and perseverance. The New Zealander also looks to the future and her ambitions for Paris 2024. But the question remains: in which boat?
29 de jul. de 2021 · Emma Twigg has won a gold medal in single sculls rowing at the Tokyo Summer Olympics. The rower from New Zealand is competing in her fourth Olympic Games, and her first after coming out...
About Emma Twigg - Emma Twigg - Olympic Rowing Champion. A story of persistence. Emma's international rowing career has spanned 16 years. A 4 x Olympian, World and Olympic Champion. She has competed at the Beijing, London, Rio and Tokyo Olympics. After two agonising 4th place finishes at the London and Rio Olympics with much determination and ...
