Sunday Straight Up

One last round of the 'od's truth in numbers from Seville   more

US Wins Gold in Women's Eight, Bronze in Men's 8 The US took home three medals, including in both the men's and women's eights, in Seville     » more

Canadian Men's Eight Wins Gold The Canadian men's eight - 10 years after an Olympic gold in Barcelona in this event - edged out Germany and the U.S. for the gold     » more

Four US Crews Win Medals Four U.S. crews won medals on the first day of finals at the 2002 FISA World Rowing Championships on the Guadalquivir River in Seville, Spain.     » more

A Double Silver Lining for Canada as Finals Begin at the Worlds The Canadian women's four and pair both raced to silver medals today     » more

Friday Fact and Fiction Dropping more truth bombs from Seville     » more

Men’s Lightweight Pair Makes History “I had no idea how far down we were,” Altman said. “We started our sprint with about 600 meters to go... but I’d rather die than go down without giving every last bit of effort to make that final..."     » more

Close Calls for Canada in the Semis Canada's lightweight crews raced in several nail-biting semi-finals today     » more

Thursday by the Numbers More digital truth from Seville     » more

Lightweight Single Scullers Advance to Finals at World Rowing Championships Lisa Schlenker won her semifinal race in the women’s lightweight single sculls and Steve Tucker finished second in his semifinal     » more