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Experience proves the winning factor at Bhutty Moore
Experience came to the front in tough, technical conditions at the 2022 James Moore-morial Race on Saturday, with Garth Spencer and Rachel Clarke taking the
Experience came to the front in tough, technical conditions at the 2022 James Moore-morial Race on Saturday, with Garth Spencer and Rachel Clarke taking the
It has been a week of announcements for two-time Olympian Caitlin Regal who declared her retirement from canoe sprint on Wednesday, followed up on Saturday
ICF World Cup and Senior World Championship selection policies are now available on the Selection page of our website, under Performance. A reminder that the
Canoe Racing NZ is looking for a new admin staff member to join the awesome team in our Performance Program. The Performance Program Manager will
CRNZ is delighted to announce that we have appointed Nathan Luce to the new role of General Manager – Performance at CRNZ. Nathan has been
Part one of CRNZ Coach symposium was delivered online last weekend to rave reviews from attendees. Over 30 coaches logged into 2 sessions via zoom
Max Brown is pumped to get back on the start line at Blue Lake 2 this weekend, his first competition back since his and Kurtis
Kia Ora to our New Zealand paddler community, I’m pleased to advise that Canoe Racing New Zealand (CRNZ) has been selected to be part of
We encourage all athletes to get educated on Clean Sport and the rules around anti-doping to help you to keep sport healthy, safe and fair.
CRNZ are seeking expressions of interest for any coaches or managers who would like to be involved in the following activities: 2022 U18 & World
Windy Wellington delivered on its name, putting on fantastic conditions as the 2021/22 Darcy Price NZ Ocean racing series finally got underway over the weekend.
Windy Wellington is looking likely to live up to its reputation at the inaugural Windy City Downwind race, with the forecast 18-20 knot north-wester an