With the country moving to adjusted alert level three, paddlers have been given the go-ahead by Canoeing South Africa to return to training and events
East Londoner Nikki Birkett comprehensively won the women’s race at the Scottburgh to Brighton surfski marathon on Saturday, 26 June 2021, and earned a top
With a strong KwaZulu-Natal summer river season under her belt, Jordan Peek will return to competitive racing when she takes on her first Berg River
Junior Saskia Hockly laid down another marker in her impressive rise through the female paddling ranks, winning the iconic Bay Union King of the Bay
South Africa’s senior kayak champion, Esti van Tonder, earned her first international medal at the 2021 ICF Canoe-Kayak World Cup 2 in Barnaul, Russia. Van
Bridgitte Hartley demolished the Short Course field to exemplify the cream of the country’s marathon paddlers battling the cold Cape conditions on the first day
Michelle Burn revelled in familiar ocean conditions to canter away to an almost five-minute victory margin over Cape racers Kira Bester and Melanie van Niekerk
Sprint kayaker, Esti van Tonder, has been selected by Canoeing South Africa as one of two South Africans to attempt to qualify for the Tokyo
Canoeing South Africa announces partnership with Science in Sport (SiS) that will ensure its athletes have access to UK-made supplements and recovery products that are
Christie Mackenzie defends Dusi Canoe Marathon title after capsizing in the full river four times before reaching the finish line ahead of second-placed Jordan Peek.
Stage Two Dusi Canoe Marathon leader Christie Mackenzie maintains her lead for the top spot, closing Day Two 8 minutes ahead of second-placed Jordan Peek.
Defending Dusi K1 champ Christie Mackenzie opens big lead on day 1 of the race, closing the day 7 ½ minutes ahead of second-placed Jordan
