Opportunity to participate in Ocean Racing Talent Identification Programme (TIP) Camp
Canoe Racing NZ has been offered the opportunity for two female athletes to participate in the Talent Identification Programme (TIP) Camp, held in conjunction with
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Kiwis love to be in, on and around the water. Paddling in all it’s forms has been part of our culture since our early beginnings.
Canoe Racing, incorporating Sprint, Marathon and Surf Ski paddling, embodies that connection to the water by offering both racing and recreational paddling opportunities across the country.
We have a proud history of international success at the highest levels of the sport and we are committed to building on that success. Equally we want to encourage paddling for the sheer enjoyment – incorporating racing and social events and building a community of paddling enthusiasts.
Canoe Racing NZ has been offered the opportunity for two female athletes to participate in the Talent Identification Programme (TIP) Camp, held in conjunction with
Canoe Racing New Zealand is excited to announce recruitment for two important pathway roles that will help shape the future of our sport, and invite
Aimee Fisher claimed another World Cup gold medal winning the Women’s K1 1000m final at the 2026 ICF Canoe Sprint & Paracanoe World Cup last