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Sam Hardy
Olympians

Sam Hardy

Rowing

Age

29

Place of Birth

Camperdown, NSW

Senior Club

Sydney Rowing Club

Coach

Ian Wright

Olympic History

Tokyo 2020

Career Events

Rowing Men's Pair (M2-)

 

Sam's Story

Fast Facts

Sport: Rowing
Event: Men's Pair
Olympic History: Tokyo 2020
Coach: Mark Prater, Rhett Ayliffe (Head Coach)
Highlights: Earning a bronze medal at the 2019 World Rowing Championships
Year Born: 1995
Born: Camperdown, NSW 
Junior Club: Newington College (Stanmore, NSW)

About Sam

Sydney native Sam Hardy made his Olympic debut at the Sea Forest Waterway in Tokyo at the Postponed 2020 Olympic Games. Joining with Josh Hicks to compete in the Men's Pair, Hardy entered the Japanese capital with a renewed focus after a strong third-placed finish at the 2019 World Rowing Championships. 

The duo were the favourites going into their Tokyo Heat and their fast start and early lead saw them finish first. However, they were unable to secure a start in the race for medals after they finished fourth in the Semi-Final. Racing in the B-Final, the crew finished fourth, ultimately placing them 10th overall.

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