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Kurtis at the double
An impressive K1 500m and 1000m double by Kurtis Imrie proved the highlight of an all-action two of the Blue Lake 1 regatta, which took place in challenging crosswind on Lake Tikitapu.
An impressive K1 500m and 1000m double by Kurtis Imrie proved the highlight of an all-action two of the Blue Lake 1 regatta, which took place in challenging crosswind on Lake Tikitapu.
Taris Harker proved the king of speed on the opening day of Blue Lake 1 to take a dominant victory in the Men’s Division 1 K1 200m A Final on a chilly day in Rotorua.
Top-class action in the men’s open division, akin to the quality typically seen at a New Zealand Championships, will provide the highlight of Blue Lake
The 2020-21 Darcy Price Series will now kick-start with New Zealand’s flagship surfski race the Vaikobi King and Queen of the Harbour race on December 5.
Ocean Ski Canterbury are a small group of like-minded people bonded by their mutual love of surf ski paddling. We take a look at this small but successful community who hope to encourage more Cantabrians to try their hand at the exhilarating paddle sport.
Ahead of the forthcoming Blue Lake 1 regatta, CRNZ coach and former Olympic champion Tim Brabants offers his words of wisdom on race day planning.
CRNZ is saddened to learn of the death of former World Wildwater champion and New Zealand World Marathon Championship representative Andrew Martin.
Teenage talent Olivia Brett ignited the 2020 South Island Canoe Sprint Championships on Lake Ruataniwha by claiming a deluge of seven gold medals with a stellar display.
Lake Ruataniwha in Twizel places host to the sixth edition of the annual South Island Canoe Sprint Championships this weekend (26-27 Sept) with Paralympic canoeist Scott Martlew among the star athletes in action.
We bring you the lowdown on the life and times of the 21-year-old NZ women’s squad member.
It just appeared from nowhere, graceful, majestic and at one with the elements.
The 20-year-old NZ Kayak squad member is one of crop of young, emerging paddlers. We take a look at Lucy’s kayak development and hopes for the future.