U.S. Olympic Team Member Ashley Nee is shown during Deep Creek 2014 at Deep Creek Lake. Nee is scheduled to compete in the women’s kayak single semifinals, Thursday afternoon, Aug. 11, at the Summer Olympics in Rio. Photo By Rob Paine, Deep Creek Images, Copyright 2014American Casey Eichfeld is shown during competition at Deep Creek 2014 in McHenry, Md. Photo by Rob Paine/Deep Creek Images/Copyright 2014
Two years ago this September Deep Creek Lake was graced with an international event, Deep Creek 2014, the 2014 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships held at ASCI on WISP Mountain. Three of the most prominent faces of that event, Americans Casey Eichfeld and Ashley Nee, shown above, and Australian Jessica Fox, see photo below, have already advanced to the semifinal level in at least one event. (Please see more photos and text below)
Australian Jessica Fox competes at Deep Creek 2014 in McHenry, Md. Photo by Rob Paine/Deep Creek Images/Copyright 2014Casey Eichfeld, left, and Devin McEwan are shown at the finish line after competing in a Deep Creek 2014 race. Photo by Rob Paine, Deep Creek Images, copyright 2014
Eichfeld, a native of Harrisburg, Pa., was the face of the international event at Deep Creek Lake. This is his third trip to the Olympics. Eichfeld is scheduled to compete, Thursday, Aug. 11 in the Men’s Canoe Double Semifinal. Australian Fox is also scheduled to compete Thursday in the Women’s Kayak Single .
American Casey Eichfeld is shown during competition at Deep Creek 2014 in McHenry, Md Photo by Rob Paine/Deep Creek Images/Copyright 2014American Casey Eichfeld is shown during competition at Deep Creek 2014 in McHenry, Md Photo by Rob Paine/Deep Creek Images/Copyright 2014
U.S. Olympic Team Member Ashley Nee is shown during Deep Creek 2014 at Deep Creek Lake. Nee is scheduled to compete in the women’s kayak single semifinals, Thursday afternoon, Aug. 11, at the Summer Olympics in Rio. Photo By Rob Paine, Deep Creek Images, Copyright 2014Best of Luck to All!
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