ANDRIYANI Riska

Indonesia

Canoe Sprint

Date of Birth: 19 Oct 1995

Age: 27

Gender: Female

Height (m/ft): 1.54/5'1''

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Additional Information
Milestones

Events and Medals

Discipline	Event	Rank
Canoe Sprint	Women's Canoe Single 200m	9
	Women's Canoe Double 200m INA Indonesia	4
	Women's Canoe Double 500m INA Indonesia	6

Schedule

Change All times in venue local time

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
Sun, 1 Oct 9:30	Fuyang Water Sports Centre	Women's Canoe Single 200m Heat 1 #16	Finished
Mon, 2 Oct 10:50	Fuyang Water Sports Centre	Women's Canoe Double 500m Final #27	Finished
Tue, 3 Oct 10:00	Fuyang Water Sports Centre	Women's Canoe Single 200m Final #31	Finished
Tue, 3 Oct 12:00	Fuyang Water Sports Centre	Women's Canoe Double 200m Final #36	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Athlete:

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
Asian Games
2	Women's C1 200m	2018	Indonesia	49.086
3	Women's C2 500m	2018	Indonesia	2:07.356
World Championships
11	Women's C2 500m	2017	Racice, CZE	2:09.224
12	Women's C2 200m	2023	Duisburg, GER	45.459
14	Women's C2 500m	2019	Szeged, HUN	2:11.000
18	Women's C2 500m	2023	Duisburg, GER	2:04.137
18	Women's C1 200m	2019	Szeged, HUN	50.300
25	Women's C1 200m	2023	Duisburg, GER	48.691
World Cup (Ranking)
10	Women's Individual Canadian	2018		6
World Cup
4	Women's C1 200m	2018	Duisburg, GER	48.709
7	C2 500m	2018	Duisburg, GER	2:02.592
11	C2 500m	2017	Racice, CZE	2:09.224
Asian Championships
1	Women's C2 200m	2022	Pattaya, THA	45.092
1	Women's C4 200m	2022	Pattaya, THA	41.642
2	Women's C1 1000m	2022	Pattaya, THA	4:55.937
2	Women's C4 500m	2022	Pattaya, THA	1:59.577
3	Women's C1 500m	2022	Pattaya, THA	2:20.261
3	Women's C1 200m	2017	Shanghai, CHN	48.671
3	Women's C1 500m	2017	Shanghai, CHN	2:12.665
South East Asian Games
1	Women's C4 200m	2021	Hai Phong, VIE	44.390
2	Women's C1 500m	2021	Hai Phong, VIE	2:15.019
2	Women's C1 1000m	2021	Hai Phong, VIE	5:09.230
2	Women's C4 500m	2021	Hai Phong, VIE	1:57.033
2	Women's C1 200m	2019	Olongapo, PHI	54.510
2	Women's C1 500m	2019	Olongapo, PHI	2:15.680
3	Women's C1 200m	2015	Singapore, SIN	53.361

Occupation:

Athlete

Education:

Sports Science - STKIP Pasundan, Cimahi, INA

Family:

Husband Absori

Languages spoken:

Indonesian

Club name:

Jambi [Indonesia]

Injuries:

She was involved in a motorcycle accident and sustained multiple broken fingers when she was in junior high school. (Tribun Jambi Facebook page, 27 May 2022)

Start:

She began paddling when she was a teenager at Sipin Lake in Jambi, Indonesia. (Tribun Jambi Facebook page, 27 May 2022; jambi.tribunnews, 17 May 2022)

Reason:

She was encouraged to take up the sport while she was recovering from a motorcycle accident and unable to attend school. "My father said, 'You should row at Sipin Lake [in Jambi, Indonesia] and begin training for competitive sport'. So, before that, I was a sprinter and had represented my school at various national level tournaments. But I didn't want to continue. Lake Sipin was actually my playground because it was near my house, so I was able to row as a child. Then my father took me to a training site and somehow I was eventually selected to join the provincial team." (Tribun Jambi Facebook page, 27 May 2022)

Training:

She trains at Jatiluhur Dam in Purwakarta, Indonesia. Her sessions include paddling up to 30 kilometres, and she also does strength work at the gym. (jambi.tribunnews, 27 May 2022)

Additional Information

General
HEIGHT A BARRIER
She is 152cm tall, and her height was initially a barrier to her joining the national training programme in Indonesia. "I remember a certain height was one of the selection criteria to join the national training programme back then. So it was almost impossible for me to be selected. It was disappointing too because I knew I had more gold medals than those who were selected. But when the 2015 South East Asian Games was coming, I was the top seed in the women's canoe sprint, so I was called. From time to time, even recently [speaking in 2022], when I competed overseas, people kept asking if I was still at school because I was way smaller and shorter from the other female canoeists. I would casually say, 'Yes, kind of', and then their jaw would drop after reading my past results." (Tribun Jambi Facebook page, 27 May 2022)

Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event