2019 Waka Ama Sprints - Master Women - W6 1000 Semi 2/2
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2019 Waka Ama Sprints- Snr Master Men- W6 500 Semi 1/2
2019 Waka Ama Sprints - Snr Master Men - W6 500 Semi 1/2
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First day of IVF Waka Ama Worlds brings first golds for NZ
The Elite men’s started this competition off, and it started off so well it was a sign of what to come. NZ elite teams were out in force today, racing the best paddlers of every country, the first race was the Elite men’s v12, Unfortunately NZ just missed out on gold, claiming silver.
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Te Pou Herenga prepare for unveiling and Waka Ama Nationals
Paddlers of Te Pou Herenga Waka trained for the last time today for the Nationals, but their minds were on a bigger kaupapa.
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Te Atatū Boat club becomes second home for paddlers
The Waitākere U-16 boys train twice per day, once on the water at the Te Atatu Boat club and once again at Trust Stadium, in Henderson.
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2017 Waka Ama Nationals: Midgets take to the water
The country’s finest paddlers are on show this week as day one of the 2017 Te Wānanga o Aotearoa Waka Ama Sprint Nationals kicked off at Lake Karāpiro. The competition kicked off with the Midget Mens and Womens heats.
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Tahiti students embrace experience at Waka Ama Secondary School Champs
The National Waka Ama Secondary Schools Champs is the only event this side of the Pacific that students from Paopao College in Tahiti attend. For many of the 32 students who have come to NZ from the college, it's their first time away from home.
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Midgets kick off Day 1 at 2016 Waka Ama Nationals
It's day one of the Waka Ama Nationals at Lake Karāpiro. More than 1500 teams from 65 clubs throughout the country are racing against each other.
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Day One of the SS Waka Ama kicks off in Rotorua.
It's Day One of the Secondary Schools Waka Ama Championship which is taking place on the Blue Lake in Rotorua.
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