Thousands turned out to the official opening of the 2018 IVF Va'a World Waka Ama Championships in Tahiti.
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NZ expected to dominate Va'a World Sprint Champs opening today
With the largest contingent of 586 competitors, New Zealand paddlers are expected to dominate at Va'a World Sprint Championships.
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Paraplegic athlete paddles to success
Waka ama athlete, Wally Noble, is heading to Tahiti next month as part of NZ’s elite para waka ama team. They’re set to compete at the 2018 International Waka Ama Championships, a challenge Wally set for himself three years ago.
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Young Rotorua paddler hopes to bring back gold
16-year-old Makayla Timoti is aiming to bring back gold when she heads off to the IVF World Elite Waka Ama Championships in Tahiti next month.
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NZ Golden Masters Women's prepared for IVF Waka Ama Worlds
The New Zealand Golden Masters Women's 60 plus waka ama team has their eye on winning a gold medal when they compete at the IVF Worlds in Tahiti this July. Over the weekend the team were training on Lake Rotoiti.
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Bad weather no barrier for world va'a championships
Not even weather can get in the way of the NZ Waka Ama teams as they prepare for the IVF Va'a World championships in Tahiti this year.
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NZ elite men's waka ama champs prepare to defend title
With only three months until the IVF Va'a World Sprint Championships in Tahiti, the NZ Open Men's Elite W12 World Champion team are flat out in training to defend their 500m sprints title.
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Growing competition at waka ama secondary school nats
116 schools are participating in this year's National Secondary School Waka Ama Championships being held on Lake Tikitapu, Rotorua. 1,300 paddlers have been competing since Tuesday.
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NZ teams announced for 2018 IVF World Elite Sprint Champs
Waka Ama NZ have recently named the elite teams that will represent Aotearoa at the Waka Ama Worlds in Tahiti later this year.
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Tumanako and Te Rangatahi waka turn 80 years old
The Waikato war canoes Tumanako and Te Rangatahi that regularly feature at the annual Ngāruawāhia Regatta are 80 years old.
