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The final day of the Waka Ama National Sprint Championships is seeing the best teams in the country aiming for gold in the semifinals and finals of the W6 races.
Queens and Kings of Karapiro show winning class 21 Jan 2021 12:51 PM Photo: Waka Ama New Zealand. More Related Stories Related Podcast Gisborne’s Horouta Wakahoe Club has emphasised its strength in the sport with its wāhine taking a clean sweep of the premier open women’s division at the 32nd Waka Ama Sprint Nationals yesterday. Akaysia Williams took gold, Cory Campbell silver and Rose King won the bronze medal. Also starring in single paddler racing on Lake Karapiro was the King whānau, with four members racing and winning - Tupu King, the creator of the Train Like a King wak...
4 Seasons in Day 4 Today was another massive day here at Lake Karāpiro for the 32nd Te Wānanga o Aotearoa Waka Ama Sprint Nationals. We had an incredible 97 Single Paddler Races today! Competitors racing today were between 11 and 83 years old, that’s a staggering 72-year age range in a single day’s competition! Nga mihi nui ki nga kaihoe! (huge congratulations to our paddlers for making this possible). Another highlight was having our Adaptive paddlers take to the water, though all have their individual limitations, on the water, in the waka, its head-to-head and as full out The King Wh...