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Poor Knights Crossing returns to kick off Darcy Price NZ Ocean Racing Series
There is only month to go until the 2022 Poor Knights Crossing, and after being severely impacted by COVID-19 for the last 2 years, the
There is only month to go until the 2022 Poor Knights Crossing, and after being severely impacted by COVID-19 for the last 2 years, the
The 2022 ICF Canoe Sprint and Paracanoe World Champs are set to get underway in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, on Wednesday 3rd August. Canoe Racing New
It was a performance representative of a world champion, as Vaughan Reed led from start to finish at the Waitemata Kayak Krazy 10km race on
James Munro’s journey to the 2022 ICF Canoe Sprint World Champs in Canada is one to marvel at, trading his steering wheel for a paddle
The International Canoe Federation announced in May that there will be no national quotas for entries to the 2022 ICF Ocean Ski World Champs. As
There is more than one reason to celebrate this Matariki Holiday weekend, with the 2022 Kayak Krazy 10KM series getting underway in Bay of Plenty
Canoe Racing New Zealand would like to congratulate the following athletes on their selection to the upcoming Senior ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships, due to
Visually-impaired participants have been experiencing the excitement of paddling the past two weekends as Canoe Racing New Zealand embark on the testing phase of the
Canoe Racing New Zealand would like to congratulate the following athletes on their selection to the 2022 ICF Marathon World Championships, due to take place
Dates have been set for the events in the 2022/23 Darcy Price NZ Ocean ski series, with an exciting new race down in Queenstown added
Consistency was key for Chris Emmett and Danika Mowlem, the overall winners of the 2021/22 Darcy Price NZ Ocean Surfski series following a covid-disrupted season.
CRNZ would like to congratulate the following athletes who have been selected to represent New Zealand at this year’s U23 World Sprint Kayaking Championships to