MacKenzie hangs on

By The Standard | Jul. 29, 2012

Jamie Frazer MacKenzie

Zimbabwe’s first Olympic participants rower Jamie Frazer MacKenzie had a decent show in the men’s singles scull third heat after finishing fifth in Eton Dorney, London yesterday.Mackenzie finished the race in time of 7:16 83. Despite finishing fifth, Mackenzie still has a chance to sneak into the quarterfinals as he is set to compete in the same category to be held at the same venue tomorrow.

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