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[Lisa Carrington] combined with Jaimee Lovett to win the K2 200m, and also took out the K4 200m with a composite crew of [Jo Brigden-Jones], [Alana Nicholls] and another Australian, Naomi Flood.

Hawke's Bay 20-year-old Aimee Fisher, who earlier combined with North Shore's Caitlin Ryan to win the K2 500m title, capped off a successful weekend by finishing fourth in 41.85. [Lisa Carrington] combined with Jaimee Lovett to win the K2 200m, and also took out the K4 200m with a composite crew of [Jo Brigden-Jones], [Alana Nicholls] and another Australian, Naomi Flood.

Lisa Carrington might be making her Olympic debut but the New Zealand kayaker left the experienced eastern Europeans in her wake as she stormed to gold in the women's sprint . The 23-year-old world champion, who is part Maori, beat Ukraine's Inna Osypenko-Radomska and Hungarian Natasa Douchev-Janics, who picked up silver and bronze. Carrington - who wears a greenstone Maori necklace when she's racing for 'wildtail strength and protection' - said: \"You can never predict how fast everyone is going so I just went as fast as I could.\"

[Lisa Carrington], a year 13 student, was one of only two New Zealanders to take part in the championships, gaining selection after winning five national titles in April in K1 and K2 over 500m and 1000m distances. \"Not having a squad to train with means it is hard to stay motivated,\" said Lisa. \"I have brought back the knowledge that I have to train harder and become stronger and fitter - in the open teams fitness is so important.\"

[Lisa Carrington], a Year 13 student, was one of only two New Zealanders to take part in the championships, gaining selection after winning five national titles in April in K1 and K2 over 500m and 1000m distances. \"Not having a squad to train with means it is hard to stay motivated,\" said Lisa. \"But I set myself goals. I started entering small competitions and then kept setting the goals higher each time.\" Setting herself the goal of a top 20 ranking, she now says she has learned how she will take on her older peers next year in the open competition. \"I have brought back the knowledge that I have to train harder and become stronger and fitter - in the open teams fitness is so important.\"

MOUNT Maunganui lifesaver Lisa Carrington has a decent excuse for missing the NZCT Surf Life Saving championships in Ohope this weekend - she's paddling for New Zealand at the Oceania Flat Water Championships in Sydney.

AUCKLAND, Feb 14 NZN - Young paddler Aimee Fisher's impressive performances at the national canoeing championships has continued with her direct passage through to the K1 200m final. The Hawke's Bay 20-year-old had earlier combined with North Shore's Caitlin Ryan to take out the K2 500m title, ahead of [Lisa Carrington] and Jaimee Lovett. Carrington and Lovett got a measure of revenge in the K2 200m final, with Fisher and Ryan collecting silver.

Linda Tangi, 64, of Lancaster, Calif., was driving her black 1999 Jaguar west on Seltice Way at about 4 p.m. when she clipped a Dodge truck that she was trying to pass on the right shoulder, said Sgt. Lisa Carrington of the Kootenai County Sheriff's Department. The 2001 truck, driven by Michael Knight, a 52-year-old Newman Lake resident, landed in the middle of oncoming traffic. Deborah Zak of Worley, Idaho, was driving east on Seltice Way and couldn't avoid hitting the truck, Carrington said.

\"It looked like somebody lost or threw away about 12 feet of non- electrical, long-period detonators,\" said Sgt. Lisa Carrington of the Kootenai County Sheriff's Department. \"They are basically used in underground mining and there was about 12 feet of them all bundled up.