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Disappointment for Ciara Everard in Rio as Kilkenny athlete misses out in 800m

Ken McGuire by Ken McGuire
Wednesday 17 August, 2016
in Athletics, Olympics
Reading Time: 1 min read
Kilkenny Olympian Ciara Everard (left) pictured in 2013. Photo: Athletics Ireland

Kilkenny Olympian Ciara Everard (left) pictured in 2013. Photo: Athletics Ireland

Despite looking in contention in the first lap of her 800m heats in Rio this afternoon, Kilkenny City Harriers and UCD athlete finishing last in a time of 2:07.91, over 4 seconds off seventh and just over 7 seconds off heat-winner Team GB’s Lynsey Sharp who took first place in a time of 2:00.83.

Serbia’s Amelia Terzic finished with a burst from third to make second in a time of 2:00.99 to seal automatic qualification to the next round.

https://twitter.com/clairetarplee/status/765912446108327936

“As an Athlete you might never get this opportunity again”, is how Ciara put things to KCLR before heading out to Rio.

“The Olympics is the pinnacle of my Sport and this has been like a dream that I have had since been a kid”.

Temperatures around race time were approaching 27-28 degrees and warmer still with the heat itself being run at quite a tight pace.

Here’s some of the online reaction to her race.

Disappointment for Ciara Everard, last in her heat, quite outside her PB. The heat is definitely a factor today I think. #Olympics

— Barry Brett-McStay (@bazmcstay) August 17, 2016

https://twitter.com/macgiollac/status/765911522396766212

Ciara Everard 8th in heat 1 in 2:07.91 of the women's 800m #Rio2016

— Athletics Ireland (@irishathletics) August 17, 2016

@ciara_everard Hard luck Ciara but you are our Olympian! @KKCityHarriers @irishathletics #rterio2016

— Seán Ó hArgáin (@seanohargain) August 17, 2016

https://twitter.com/smull01/status/765911073396498432

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