Burnaby Olympian, Curtis Moss, failed to move on to the final of the men's javelin at the London Games on Wednesday.
The 25-year-old Burnaby resident threw the javelin 78.22 metres in the qualifying round at the Games on Wednesday, finishing 13th in Group A and 22nd overall. The top-12 qualifiers, including Czech Republic's Vitezslav Vesely who topped the field with a personal-best throw of 88.34m, moved on to Friday's final.
Moss made the Canadian Olympic team with a personal-best qualifying throw of 81.21m earlier this year.
The final qualifier, Tino Faber of Germany, garnered the 12th spot with a throw of 80.39m.
