Canoe Racing New Zealand would like to congratulate the following individuals on being selected to represent New Zealand this year at the 2023 ICF Junior

Auckland kayaker Sean Murphy is in the midst of his biggest challenge yet- a 415km paddling adventure race down the Murray River in Australia. After

The CRNZ Canoe Sprint competition rules have been updated to align with the ICF rule book as they apply to the racing environment in New

Canoe Racing New Zealand have set up a Give-a-little page to raise money for our fellow paddlers in Gisborne and Hawke’s Bay after the devastating

With the recent movement in coaching roles, Canoe Racing New Zealand are once again seeking expressions of interest for any individuals who are available to

17th February 2023 The date, time and venue for the 2023 Canoe Racing New Zealand Annual General Meeting are as follows: Time: 6.30pm Date: Friday

It is with mixed emotions that we announce that of one of our Olympians, Teneale Hatton, is moving on from the NZ Womens Kayak sprint

The Halberg Foundation has been supporting Canoe Racing NZ to develop our PaddleAble Disability Inclusion Education, an important pillar vital to  our vision of becoming

With the challenging weather that we have been experiencing lately it has been really hard for some of us to get onto the water for

Canoe Racing New Zealand is delighted to announce the promotions of Craig Mustard and Emily Willock into leadership roles in the Performance Program. Craig has

Rachel Mayhew won her 11th Ocean Ski National Championship and Tupuria King claimed his second title on Saturday, at the James Moore-morial Race which doubled

Like most of us, Canoe Racing NZ’s newest team member Chris Mehak is looking forward to a kiwi summer, coming from Toronto which was sitting