Canoe Racing New Zealand would like to congratulate the following paddlers who have been selected to represent NZ at the 2023 ICF Canoe Marathon World

Canoe Racing NZ are pleased to announce the Performance Pathway squads for 2023-2024. Canoe Racing New Zealand (CRNZ) has a rich history winning multiple Olympic

If the PaddleAble programme needed a ringing endorsement it came from the words of Erina Emery, mum of emerging paracanoe paddler Oliver.  At the 2023

It’s been two weeks since the Kiwi team finished in an impressive 5th equal on the medal table at the first international World Cup of

We have reached the end of another fantastic summer of paddling.  Looking forward to the remainder of the year and next summer, there will be

The New Zealand team definitely made their mark on the first ICF Sprint & Paracanoe World Cup in Szeged, Hungary. It was an outstanding start

One of the most eagerly anticipated races of the ICF Sprint & Paracanoe World Cup in Szeged, Hungary, the Women’s K1 500m final, did not

Day 2 of the ICF Sprint & Paracanoe World Cup in Szeged, Hungary proved fruitful for the Kiwi Kayak Sprint team, Scott Martlew was the

The international Canoe Sprint racing season kicked off in Szeged, Hungary yesterday, and it was a strong first day for the kiwi team with all

The Auckland King & Queen of the Harbour this Saturday 6th May is the 8th and final race in the 2022 Darcy Price NZ Ocean

We are pleased to announce the team selected to attend the ICF World Cup 1 in Szeged, Hungary in May. Congratulations to the following athletes.

Zach elated to clinch long-awaited national K1 200m title. Zach Ferkins edged a captivating battle to claim his maiden national men’s open K1 200m title