Eve McMahon Completes ILCA 6 Euros in 21st Place Overall

21st November 2022

Howth's Eve McMahon finished the EurILCA 6 Europeans at Hyeres in 21st place overall in a fleet of 95

In the ILCA6/Laser Women's European Championship in France, Eve McMahon of Howth YC produced a good overall result in one of her first events as a senior after moving up from three Gold medals at World Youth level this season.

A light breeze allowed all three ILCA 6 fleets to complete the first race, but after the wind dropped and never returned the fleet was sent ashore by the Race Committee, concluding their competition.

McMahon delivered her goal of a strong finish when she placed 13th, lifting her to 21st place overall in a fleet of 95 to end her season as Ireland's sole campaigner for Paris 2024.

2022 EurILCA 6 Women Senior European Top 10:

Agata Barwisnka POL 44 / Gold
Maud Jayet SUI 48 / Silver
Marit Bouwmeester NED 50 / Bronze
Matilda Nicholls GBR 52
Emma Plasschaert BEL 55
Daisy Collingridge GBR 68
Pernelle Michon FRA 87
Maria Erdi HUN 93
Wiktoria Golebiowska POL 101
Louise Cervera FRA 106

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