Heather Coutts
Abenaki · 2009 to 2023
- Starts
- 26
- Finals
- 14
- Wins
- 6
- Seasons
- 2
- Events
- 5
Personal bests
Fastest time in every event
C-15 500m→
5th93.9%2:02.061
Final · 2023 Canadian Sprint Canoe Kayak Championships
Set in Open Mixed
20092 seasons2023C-2 200m→
7th72.8%1:08.307
Heat 1 · 2009 Canoe Kayak Canada regatta
Set in Juvenile Women
C-2 1000m→
8th80.5%5:48.572
Final · 2009 Canoe Kayak Canada regatta
Set in Midget Women
C-4 500m→
6th83.2%2:53.273
Heat 1 · 2009 Canoe Kayak Canada regatta
Set in Juvenile Women
Book of Champions
National podiums
- Gold
- 0
- Silver
- 2
- Bronze
- 3
- 2011Midget Women C-15 500mCrew of 15 · Mic Mac A.A.C.2:02.701Silver
- 2011Juvenile Women C-15 500mCrew of 15 · Mic Mac A.A.C.2:03.191Bronze
- 2011Senior Women C-15 500mCrew of 15 · Mic Mac A.A.C.1:56.657Bronze
- 2009Midget Women C-15 500mCrew of 15 · Abenaki A.C.2:11.296Silver
- 2009Junior Women C-15 500mCrew of 15 · Abenaki A.C.2:09.316Bronze
From the Book of Champions, kept by Frank Clement, E. Ralph Reilly, C. Fred Johnston, Liam Birch.
Season by season
How each event has moved
▸How to read these charts
The line is %GMT: the winner's time divided by this athlete's, so 100% is winning pace and higher is better. It is the only number that compares across years, venues and conditions; the raw time is printed on each point because that is the one a paddler recognises. A dashed segment skips seasons with no results, and the grey tick is that season's median. ▽ marks a time so far off this athlete's best it is almost always a garbled source time.
Under the line is the season's best placement, with its round: 4th in an A final beats 1st in a B final. "A·9" is an A final with nine boats.
Seasons are labelled by age on Dec 31 of that year, the way age classes count it. The birth year is estimated from the age classes raced, so an age marked ~ can be one year high for an athlete who always raced up.
C-15 500m
PB 2:02.061▲ 0.6 pts since age ~1616 starts · 2 seasonsIs this you?
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