Women's Events
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single sculls details |
Ekaterina Karsten Belarus (BLR) |
Rumyana Neykova Bulgaria (BUL) |
Katrin Rutschow-Stomporowski Germany (GER) |
| Coxless pair details |
Romania (ROU) Georgeta Damian Doina Ignat |
Australia (AUS) Kate Slatter Rachael Taylor |
United States (USA) Karen Kraft Melissa Ryan |
| Double sculls details |
Germany (GER) Kathrin Boron Jana Thieme |
Netherlands (NED) Pieta van Dishoeck Eeke van Nes |
Lithuania (LTU) Kristina Poplavskaja Birutė Šakickienė |
| Lightweight double sculls details |
Romania (ROU) Angela Alupei Constanţa Burcică |
Germany (GER) Claudia Blasberg Valerie Viehoff |
United States (USA) Christine Collins Sarah Garner |
| Quadruple sculls details |
Germany (GER) Meike Evers Kerstin Kowalski Manja Kowalski Manuela Lutze |
Great Britain (GBR) Guin Batten Miriam Batten Katherine Grainger Gillian Lindsay |
Russia (RUS) Oksana Dorodnova Irina Fedotova Yuliya Levina Larisa Merk |
| Coxed eight details |
Romania (ROU) Veronica Cochela Georgeta Damian Maria Magdalena Dumitrache Liliana Gafencu Elena Georgescu Doina Ignat Elisabeta Lipă Ioana Olteanu Viorica Susanu |
Netherlands (NED) Tessa Appeldoorn Carin ter Beek Pieta van Dishoeck Elien Meijer Eeke van Nes Nelleke Penninx Martijntje Quik Anneke Venema Marieke Westerhof |
Canada (CAN) Buffy Alexander Laryssa Biesenthal Heather Davis Alison Korn Theresa Luke Heather McDermid Emma Robinson Lesley Thompson Dorota Urbaniak |
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