Canadas Emilie Fournel placed seventh in her heat on Day 14 of the Olympic Games, failing to advance to the final race of the womens K-1 200m. Fournels strong start was not enough to keep her on pace with the tough field of competitors, which included top contenders Natasa Douchev-Janics of Hungary and Polands Marta Walczykiewicz. Fournel also competed in the womens K-1 500m, placing 14th overall, but was expected to do better in the 200m event. Her time of 43.030s was not enough to advance her to the B final, which means her Olympic regatta is over. "I stayed true to me and my plan, and I paddled the best that I can," said a disappointed Fournel after the race. Her brother, Hugues Fournel, also raced today. He and his partner, Ryan Cochrane, placed fourth in their semi-final to qualify for the final. Also advancing from the womens K-1 200m semi-finals was Natalia Lobova of Russia and Jess Walker of Great Britain from the second semi-final as well as Lisa Carrington of New Zealand and Teresa Portela Rivas from the first semi-final. The final race is on Day 15 of London 2012. cheap jerseys . Sources tell Philadelphia Daily News writer Frank Seravalli that Snider soured on the process when it became likely that there would be no deal in time to start an abbreviated season on Dec. Cheap NFL Jerseys China .cas NFL Editor Justin Boone and Fantasy Editor Scott Cullen will compare fantasy football rankings and provide justification for some of the more notable differences in their opinions. http://www.garotasnavan.com/ .500. And the Nationals say they have a lot more to accomplish. Edwin Jackson pitched seven scoreless innings and Steve Lombardozzi hit a three-run triple in the Nationals 8-2 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday night. Cheap NFL Jersyes . But a six-run third inning off Randy Wolf proved to be plenty Friday night, and the Pirates pounded the Brewers 8-2. "I think it has a lot to do with how the games have gone here in the past," Correia said. "A five-run lead doesnt feel like much here. jerseys from china . The world No. 1 from Belarus figures to have a more difficult challenge in the semifinals when she goes up against Serena Williams. Azarenka, who captured her first career WTA singles title at this event in 2009, posted a 6-1, 6-0 victory over Kazakhstans Ksenia Pervak.MONTREAL -- Two-time Olympic silver medallist Alexandre Despatie and Roseline Filion, both of Laval, Que., topped their respective semifinal heats to advance to finals on Friday at the Canada Cup Grand Prix diving competition. The competition is one of the last opportunities for Canadians to earn qualifying points before the Olympic trials at the end of the month in Montreal. On mens three-metre, Despatie saw a least one 9.0 appear on four of his six dives in the final to total 481.20 points. Javier Illana of Spain was second at 451.10 and Huang Qiang of Malaysia third at 424.85. The top-three in both semis advance to Sundays final. "I was average in the prelims but improved my performance in the semi," said Despatie, at his first competition since early March. `This is a process right now for me and Im taking it step by step to get my confidence high." In the other semi, Francois Imbeau-Dulac of St-Lazare, Que., placed second to also earn a spot in the final six. He totalled 445.80 while Ethan Warren of Australia posted the best score of the day at 491.90. Itt included a 100.dddddddddddd70 point score for his forward dive which has a degree of difficulty on 3.8. Not to be outdone, Imbeau-Dulac showed off his twisting dive in the last round which has a 3.9 DD. Only a handful of other divers in the world execute that dive. His marks ranged from 6.5 to 8.0. "I was really solid today," said Imbeau-Dulac, who is the hunt for one of the two Olympic spots for Canada on mens three-metre. "I was really in my zone in the semifinal. That was the first time I executed the twisting dive in an international competition and only the second time overall. It was really improved today." On womens 10-metre, Filion stood first in her semi heat at 332.50. Melissa Wu of Australia was second at 330.75 and Stacie Powell of Britain third at 306.40. "I would have liked to have the second and third dives back," said Filion. `The third dive probably cost me a chance to reach 350 points and get some qualifying points for the trials." Rachel Kemp of Victoria was fifth in the other semi and did not advance. ' ' '