Emma Twigg Adds Olympic Silver to Her Remarkable Career

In her final Olympic appearance, Emma Twigg has once again made New Zealand proud, claiming a silver medal in the women's single sculls at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Emma Twigg has done it again! In what may be her final Olympic race, Emma Twigg capped off her incredible career by taking home silver in the women's single sculls at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

After securing gold in Tokyo, Twigg returned to the Olympic waters with determination and heart, giving us yet another moment to remember.

Lining up on the famous Vaires-sur-Marne course, Twigg faced off against the world’s best. Though Karolien Florijn of the Netherlands took the gold, Twigg’s silver performance was nothing short of brilliant.

Reflecting on the race, she said, "I emptied the tank, and a silver medal is phenomenal."

This silver medal adds to an already legendary career for Twigg, who has competed in five Olympic Games, showing us time and time again that resilience and dedication pay off.

From her Tokyo redemption to her incredible showing in Paris, Emma’s Olympic journey is an inspiration for all athletes.

As she steps back from the Olympic stage, we know this isn’t the last we’ll hear from her. Emma’s impact on the sport, and on New Zealand’s athletic community, will continue for years to come.

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