Sophia Jensen Rose to 13 Hundredths of a Second Medal in as Many Days
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Montreal, May 10, 2026 (Sportcom) – After her silver medal the day before at the C1,500m, Sophia Jensen was back in action on Sunday at the World Cup in Szeged, Hungary, where she spent a lot of time adding another medal to her collection. Jensen finished fourth in the C1200m, with a time of 44.48sec, just 13 hundredths of a second from Ukrainian Iryna Fedoriv (44.35 seconds) and a place on the third step of the podium. Liudmyla Luzan, also from…
Sophia Jensen had an excellent start to the season by winning the silver medal at the opening weekend of the CIF World Cup on Saturday in Szeged, Hungary. Originally from Chelsea, Quebec, the 24-year-old athlete recorded a time of 1 min 59.75 seconds in the C1,500m event, finishing only 75 hundredths of a second of the winning time. Jensen had also won the silver at the C1,500m World Championships in 2022. Chinese Mengya Sun won gold while Hunga…
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