• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • About Us
  • Classifieds
  • Contact Us
  • Events Calendar
  • Local Links

LymeLine.com

Community News for Lyme and Old Lyme, CT

  • Home
  • Advertising
  • Letters
  • Obituaries
  • Departments
    • Arts
    • Business
    • Community
    • Outdoors
    • Politics
    • Schools
    • Sport
    • Town News
  • Op-Eds
  • Columnists
    • A la Carte
    • A View from my Porch
    • Family Wellness
    • Gardening with The English Lady
    • Legal News You Can Use
    • Letter from Paris
    • Literature in the Lymes
    • Live Long, Live Well
    • Reading Uncertainly?
    • Recycling in Old Lyme
    • Senior Moments
    • Talking Transportation
    • The Movie Man

Watch Old Lyme’s Hack, Corrigan Tonight in US Men’s 8+ as They Race for Place in Final

July 27, 2021 by Admin

Austin Hack (third from right) looks to left at the end of Heat 1 in the US 8+ Olympic championship.

TOKYO/OLD LYME — All Olympic rowing events in Tokyo scheduled for today have been postponed to Wednesday and Thursday due to the arrival of Typhoon Nepartak.

The Men’s 8+ repechage — in which the US boat that includes team members Austin Hack and Liam Corrigan from Old Lyme will participate — was already scheduled for Wednesday, July 28, but its time has been changed. It will now be rowed at 12:50 p.m. Tokyo time, which is 11:50 p.m. EST,  TONIGHT, Tuesday, July 27. (Note: Tokyo time is 13 hours ahead of EST.)

Joan Rivington, mother of Liam Corrigan

Five boats will be in the Men’s 8+ repechage — Australia, Great Britain, New Zealand, and Romania will join the US.

The first four boats in the repachage will then join Germany and The Netherlands in the final. Germany and The Netherlands qualified directly for the final by winning their respective heats.Watch Old Lyme’s Hack, Corrigan in Repechage.

We asked Joan Rivington, who lives in Lyme and is the mother of Liam Corrigan, how she was feeling about the upcoming race,

She responded by email, “That is a great question. I have a million emotions running through me but I think my biggest emotion right now is pure joy watching my son and his boat mates being able to compete in Tokyo after working so hard to get there.”

We are sure Lyme and Old Lyme are sharing her joy and so we say again loudly, “Go, Team USA!”

Filed Under: Lyme, Old Lyme, Sport

Primary Sidebar

Copyright © 2025 · Magazine Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in