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Emma Twigg
New Zealand
Career 2010 - 2024
Best year 2020
Total points 106
Best results 1x 1. Olympic Games
All-time rank
#3
10-year rank
#1

Ranking Development

Points distribution

Contests

YearContestDisciplineCategoryPositionPointsName
2024 Olympic Games Single sculls Women 2 15 Emma Twigg
2023 World Championships Single sculls Women 2 8 Emma Twigg
2022 World Championships Single sculls Women 2 8 Emma Twigg
2020 Olympic Games Single sculls Women 1 25 Emma Twigg
2019 World Championships Single sculls Women 2 8 Emma Twigg
2016 Olympic Games Single sculls Women 4 6 Emma Twigg
2014 World Championships Single sculls Women 1 12 Emma Twigg
2013 World Championships Single sculls Women 2 8 Emma Twigg
2012 Olympic Games Single sculls Women 4 6 Emma Twigg
2011 World Championships Single sculls Women 3 5 Emma Twigg
2010 World Championships Single sculls Women 3 5 Emma Twigg
Historic Sunday Brings 2026 World Rowing Championships to a Close

Historic Sunday Brings 2026 World Rowing Championships to a Close

WorldRowing.com | 30.08.2026

Victories for the Netherlands in the men’s eight and mixed double sculls left the host nation on top of the medal table at the 2026 World Rowing Championships, on a fast, exciting final day of racing in Amsterdam.

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50 years of women’s rowing at the Olympic Games

50 years of women’s rowing at the Olympic Games

WorldRowing.com | 08.03.2026

In summer 1976, almost 50 years ago, a major milestone in rowing’s path towards gender equality was reached: the inclusion of women’s rowing at the Olympic Games.

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Ondrej Synek, the "smiling assassin"

Ondrej Synek, the "smiling assassin"

WorldRowing.com | 10.02.2026

“He looks like a mean bastard. But he’s the sweetest person you could ever imagine. He always smiles. I’ve never seen him angry. He would give away his pants if you needed them.” Olaf Tufte’s appreciation of his great friend and rival, Ondrej Synek’s character pays tribute to one of the nicest, most competitive and iconic scullers in the world.

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