The 13th Takapuna Beach Cup wrapped up today on the North Shore. Shannon Moon and Manutea Milon won the 24km Relay V1 rudderless race.
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Day 1 at the Takapuna Beach Cup Waka Ama
Its day one of racing at the Takapuna Beach Cup and first timers Waka Ama Singapore will see how they match up against a fierce competition that consist of local and other international teams including world champions Tahiti.
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NewsHundreds of paddlers to compete at Takapuna Beach Cup
Waka ama teams from across Aotearoa and the globe will compete in the country's biggest long-distance paddling event this weekend.
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Sports Minister backs waka ama
Sport and Recreation Minister Grant Robertson attended this year's event in Karāpiro for the first time as Minister and says he would like to support Waka Ama for international purposes. He says he's confident that the sport will continue to get the backing from the current government.
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One club, nine teams in midgets
Raahui Pookeka has managed to get nine crews in the midgets today, this is also their ninth year competing at nationals.
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Day Two sees first winners for Midgets
Day two on Lake Karāpiro has produced the first winners from the midgets section at the 30th Waka Ama National Sprint Championship. Te Pahou from YMP Waka Ama are this year's midget W6 boys winners. While Mareikura Wacky Waka from Marekura Waka Ama won both the W6 and W16.
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First time paddlers give it their best shot
Many from near and far gathered at Lake Karapiro today to participate in the National Waka Ama Sprint Championship.
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30th annual Waka Ama champs kick off today
Today marks day one of the annual National Waka Ama Championships held at Lake Karapiro.
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Veteran paddler supports next generation
Ngā Paerangi descendant Howard Hyland is a veteran in Waka Ama and won gold and silver in the over 70s at this year's Worlds in Tahiti. Although he is now retired, he continues to support the up and coming generation of paddlers.
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Ngā Kaihoe o Ratana attend first Waka Ama Nats
Whanganui's newest Waka Ama club 'Ngā Kaihoe o Ratana' are in final preparations for the nationals at Lake Karāpiro next week.
