Mihai Apostol
Mihai Apostol (born April 28, 1971) is a
Despite moving to Vancouver, Apostol continued to represent Banook Canoe Club at the club level and eventually became a world-class
-1992- Gold medal Can/Am Knockout Championships, Florida-USA in K1-200m
-1994- Gold medal World Cup Paris, France with Emanuel Auger in K2-200m
-1996- Gold medal 'World Cup Szeged', Hungary in K1-200m
-1996- Silver medal World Cup Szeged, Hungary in K4-200m
-1996- Bronze medal World Cup Szeged, Hungry in K2-200m with Liam Jewel
-1996- Gold medal World Cup Milano, Italy 1996 in K4-200 m with Renn Crichlow, Liam Jewel, Peter Giles
-2001- Gold medal World Cup Gainesville, USA in K4-1000m with Adam Van Koeverden, Ryan Cuthbert, Dereck Bordeleau
-2001- Gold medal World Cup Gainesville, USA in K4-200m with Ryan Cuthbert, Dereck Bordeleau, Adrian Richardson
-2001- Gold medal 'World Cup Gainesville', USA in K2-500m with Nathan Luce
-2001- Gold medal World Cup Gainesville, USA in K2-200m with Nathan Luce
-2001- Gold medal World Cup Copenhagen, Denmark in K1-200m
-2001- Bronze medal Duisburg International Kanu Regatta, Germany in K1-200m
Following his retirement as an Olympian in 2002, Mihai competed for several years with the Dragon Boat East dragon boat club. He also competed at the 2012 Canadian Masters Nationals sprint canoe-kayak championships, where he obtained four gold medals in various events.
Apostol now resides in Halifax, Nova Scotia with his wife and two kids.
References
- ^ "Mihai Apostol". Sports-Reference.com. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 2 September 2015.