Canoeing

WAIS scholarship holder Ben Sainsbury has continued his rapid rise in paracanoe, winning gold in the VL1 200 at >

WAIS paracanoe athlete Ben Sainsbury has impressed on his international debut winning gold in the men's VL1 200 at the ICF World Cup in Poland

Six WAIS athletes have been selected in the Australian Canoe Sprint and Para Canoe teams for 2022 World Cups and World Championships

From driving mining trucks up in the Pilbara, to Kayaking for Australia at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, there's not much that that Jaime Roberts can't do.

WAIS paddlers Lachlan Armstrong and Yale Steinepreis have been selected to Senior World Cup and World Championship Team

After a successful campaign at the Oceania Canoe Slalom Championships at the end of January, Ben Pope has turned his focus on the upcoming Australian Open

After seeing an ad for canoeing in her school newsletter, Georgina Collin gave it a go and that journey has led to representing Australia on the international stage.

WAIS paddlers Shannon Reynolds and Jaime Roberts have been selected in the Australian Olympic Team for the Tokyo Olympic Games.

Following a successful WA State Championships at the beginning of February, WAIS paddlers now turn their attention to the 2020 Oceania Canoe Sprint Association Championships, which includes the Olympic Continental Qualifier and Paddle Australia Canoe Sprint Grand Prix.

Rising WA paddler Steven Lowther has claimed bronze in the men's C1 at the Australian Canoe Slalom National Championships at Penrith Whitewater Stadium over the weekend.

16 year-old paddler Luke Egger has gained invaluable international experience as a member of the Australian team that competed at the 2019 Olympic Hopes canoe sprint regatta in Slovakia.

After being plucked from obscurity, Jesse Phillips found an ideal fit in paddling, that ultimately led to the Olympic Games.

Jaime Roberts and the Australian women's K4 500 crew have achieved their goal of securing the nation an entry for next year's Tokyo Olympic Games.

Jaime Roberts and the Australian women's K4 500 crew raced in the A Final at last weekend's World Cup II in Duisburg, finishing sixth.

Kayaker Jaime Roberts recently made the A Final of the women's K2 200 at World Cup 1 in Poland paddling with Queensland's Brianna Massie.

A group of WA's next generation of top level sprint kayakers have helped Australia to victory at the 2019 Asia Pacific Cup in New Zealand.

Western Australian athletes have been selected in the Paddle Australia National Talent Squad (NTS) for 2019/20.

Western Australia will field representatives across all age groups in the 2019 international season after Paddle Australia confirmed their touring squads late last week.

WA paddlers are expected to earn selection across all age groups for the 2019 international season following the completion of a successful Sprint Canoe National Championships at Perth's Champion Lakes.

Jamie Roberts' attempts to secure a berth on the 2019 Australian National Team has begun strongly with the 28 year-old competing in two finals at the Canoe Sprint Championships in Perth on Thursday.

22 year-old Steven Lowther has pulled off an impressive feat in winning the Oceania Championship title in the men's C1 with his victory coming over a host of more experienced paddlers.

With less than a month until Perth hosts the 2019 Sprint Canoe National Championships at Champion Lakes, WA's elite paddlers have hit the water for a final competitive tune-up at GP2 in Penrith.

The sprint canoe domestic season launched over the weekend with Grand Prix 1 hosted at Adelaide's West Lakes course.

Representative kayaker Steve Bird has made the decision to retire from elite sport with immediate effect, ending a fine career that saw him compete for Australia at both the London 2012 and Rio 2016 Games.

Jaime Roberts and Steve Bird have both competed for Australia at the 2018 ICF Sprint Canoe World Championships in Portugal.

WA sprint canoe athletes Shannon Reynolds and Yale Steinepreis both reached A Finals at the 2018 U23 World Championships in Bulgaria.

Canoe slalom athlete Brodie Crawford has secured a top 10 performance at the U23 World Championships in Ivrea, Italy.

Western Australian white-water paddlers Brodie Crawford and Ben Pope have both contested the first World Cup event of the year in Slovakia.

WA sprint canoe athletes Jaime Roberts and Stephen Bird have earned official selection for the Australian representative team to contest this year's World Championships in Portugal.

WA sprint kayakers Jaime Roberts and Steve Bird have both contested A Finals at World Cup II in Duisburg.

Jaime Roberts and the Australian women's K4 500m squad have won a silver medal at World Cup I in Hungary in a high quality final.

WA will have four sprint kayak athletes competing overseas at world championship level in 2018 following a successful campaign at the National Championships in Penrith.

Steve Bird will make his return to international competition in 2018 after he earned selection for the ICF World Cup series following a strong performance at last weekend's Selection Trials in Penrith.

Olympic finalist Steve Bird has made a victorious return to domestic ranks winning the K1 200 final at GP2 in Penrith as Jaime Roberts impressed across a number of races.

West Australian sprint kayaker Jaime Roberts has finished eighth in the finals of the women's K2 200 and 1000 events at the 2017 ICF World Championships in the Czech Republic.

Three Western Australian paddlers recently competed at the Junior and U23 World Championships in Romania.

Jaime Roberts has won a silver medal in the K2 200m at World Cup 3 in Belgrade in a career best effort.

Kayaker Jaime Roberts has raced at the Szeged World Cup event in Hungary over the weekend taking a fourth place finish in the women's K4 500m B Final.

Western Australia will be represented at all age levels in the 2017 international season after Australian Canoeing announced its representative teams at the conclusion of the National Championships.

Kayaker Jaime Roberts has set an early marker of intent for the 2017 domestic season by dominating GP1 at Adelaide's West Lakes regatta centre.

Competing at a second Olympics was paradoxically a new experience for sprint kayaker Steve Bird in Rio.

Making it onto the Australian national team has been a long time coming for Perth canoe sprint paddler, Daniel Bowker, and now that he's there he's enjoying every minute of it.

Ask Rio-bound Australian sprint canoeist Martin Marinov what his expectation are for himself and C2 1000 partner, Ferenc Szekszardi, at this year's Olympics and you get a surprisingly frank answer.

Western Australia has its first officially selected athletes for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games after the Australian Olympic Committee this >

Australian Canoeing has announced the canoe sprint squad that it intends to nominate to the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) for >

WAIS slalom canoe paddlers Robin Jeffery and Kynan Maley have had their qualification hopes for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games >

WAIS scholarship athlete Robin Jeffery has kept his Rio dream alive after winning the second Olympic trial at the Oceania >

The final selection trial for the Australian slalom canoe team set to compete at the 2016 Rio Olympics will be >

Western Australian slalom canoe athletes Kynan Maley and Robin Jeffery will need to win the second Olympic selection trial at >

Australia's Olympic hopefuls in slalom canoe will this weekend commence a two-phase selection battle that will determine the make-up of >

WAIS slalom canoe athlete Robin Jeffery has finished marginally shy of a world championship finals spot after two gate-touches in >

WAIS slalom canoe athletes Robin Jeffery and Kynan Maley will begin their World Championship campaign today on the same course >

WAIS slalom canoe athlete Robin Jeffery is aiming to make up for a missed opportunity at World Cup 1, when >

More than 300 athletes from 45 countries will contest the first of five ICF slalom World Cups in Prague, Czech Republic from 19 to 21 June.

Western Australian slalom canoe athlete Robin Jeffery has earned selection for the 2015 senior Australian national team following strong performances at the weekend selection trials in Penrith.

WAIS athlete Robin Jeffery is looking forward to taking on the best at this weekend's 2014 ICF Slalom Canoe World Championships in Maryland, USA.

Robin Jeffery set himself just one goal this year, to perform well at the Canoe Slalom World Championships.

Olympian Robin Jeffery has produced his best result of the season to finish 16th in the men's C1 semi-final at the ICF Slalom Canoe World Cup event in Slovenia.

WAIS athlete Robin Jeffery will compete in this weekend's Canoe slalom ICF World Cup event in Tacen, Slovenia.

The fast, powerful and unforgiving rapids of Bradys Lake in the heart of Tasmania hosted the third senior canoe slalom selection event on the weekend with WAIS athlete Robin Jeffery securing his selection onto the 2013 Australian team.

The battle for senior selection will take place this weekend at Bradys Lake when the nation's best slalom paddlers fight it out at Selection Events 3 and 4 for a place on this year's senior team.

Western Australian Institute of Sport canoeist Robin Jeffery has won silver in the men's C1 final at the Australian Open event in Penrith.

WAIS slalom canoeing athletes Robin Jeffery and Kynan Maley will headline the 2013 Australian Open commencing at Penrith's Whitewater Stadium on Friday with athletes from 12 countries set to showcase their talents down the fast and challenging Sydney Olympic course.

WAIS canoeist Robin Jeffery and partner Ethan Hodson (NSW) pulled off the fastest time to win the national title in >

London bound trio Jessica Fox, Kynan Maley and Robin Jeffery all showed positive signs leading in to the Olympic Games in just over a month after finishing sixth in the women's K1 and ninth in the men's C2 in La Seu d'Urgell, Spain overnight.

WAIS slalom canoeing athlete Kynan Maley has produced his best ever World Cup result in finishing tenth in the men's C1 Final at the World Cup event in Pau, France.

With less than seven weeks til the 2012 Olympic Games, AIS-WAIS slalom canoe athletes Kynan Maley and Robin Jeffery will get the opportunity to compete at the ICF Slalom World Cup 2 event in Pau, France from June 15-17.

Western Australian Institute of Sport slalom canoeing paddlers Kynan Maley and Robin Jeffery have today been confirmed as Western Australia's first officially selected athletes for the 2012 London Olympic Games after the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) formally ratified their selection.

AIS-WAIS slalom canoeing athletes Kynan Maley and Robin Jeffery are in line to become the first Western Australian athletes officially selected onto the 2012 Australian Olympic team after being formally nominated by Canoeing Australia.

WAIS slalom canoe athletes Kynan Maley and Robin Jeffery have finished sixth in the men's C2 event at the Australian Open event in Penrith on the weekend.

WAIS athletes Kynan Maley and Robin Jeffery have missed out on the final of the men's C1 event at the world championships in Slovakia this week.

WAIS canoeing athletes Robin Jeffery and Kynan Maley have endured a difficult start to their World Championship campaign, after the pair missed out on the semi-finals of the men's C2 slalom event in Bratislava.

Duisburg was the host for the third and Final ICF World Cup, with the men's K4 1000m team bronze medal the highlight for the Aussies.

WAIS canoeing athletes Robin Jeffery and Kynan Maley have earned selection into the Australian team for this year's world cup and world championship competitions in Europe.

Australia's paddlers will have a challenging start to the 2011 season at this weekend's Canoe/Kayak Slalom 2011 Australian Open at Penrith Whitewater Stadium, with a large international field on hand to test them.

WAIS canoeing scholarship holder Robin Jeffery has made a blistering start his 2011 campaign after winning the C1 and C2 titles at the Australian Canoe Slalom National Championships on the Goolang Creek at Nymboida, north of Coffs Harbour.

Western Australian Institute of Sport slalom canoe athletes Robin Jeffery and Kynan Maley have been named on the Australian team to take on the best at this year's World Championships in Slovenia.

WAIS IASP athletes Kynan Maley and Robin Jeffery were both in action at the recent Oceania Championships in Penrith.

WAIS athletes Robin Bell and Robin Jeffery have missed out on the semi final stage at the ICF World Canoe >

Australia's canoe slalom team is completing their final preparations ahead of the ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships which start this >

Western Australian Institute of Sport canoeing athletes enjoyed a productive first day of competition at the 2009 ICF Canoe Sprint >

AIS/WAIS slalom canoeist Robin Bell has begun to find form on the World Cup circuit, making the final of the >

There was disappointment for WAIS slalom canoe athletes Robin Bell and Robin Jeffery at the World Cup event in France >

The first races of the international canoeing season commenced on Saturday the 9th and the 10th of May, with the >

The National Canoe/Kayak Sprint Championships concluded at the Champion Lakes Regatta Centre in Perth on the weekend with the WAIS >

The second and third rounds of selection trials for the 2009 Australian Senior Canoe Slalom Team were staged at the >

Excellent conditions greeted paddlers for the State Flatwater Kayak Championships at the Champion Lakes Regatta on the weekend with WAIS >

WAIS IASP athlete Robin Bell has claimed a third place finish in the final of the Australian Open men's C1 >

2008 Beijing Olympic bronze medallist and WAIS scholarship holder Robin Bell will this weekend compete in the Australian Open slalom >

WAIS athletes returned some solid results at the GP2 in Penrith NSW over the weekend with the combination of Alana >

A heavy weekend of racing saw WAIS athletes in action right across the country. Reece Baker (Marmion) continued his excellent >

WAIS athletes Kynan Maley and Robin Jeffery both recorded outstanding results at the Australian National Slalom Canoeing Championships in Tasmania >

Last Saturday saw WAIS athletes compete in the fourth Regatta of the local Regatta Competition Series at Champion Lakes. Racing >

The third canoeing regatta of the season was held at Champion Lakes on the weekend with some of Australia's leading >

The local paddle scene this week will see WAIS paddlers line up in the popular Bay to Beach Paddle from >

The past weekend saw many of the WAIS canoeing squad competing in several events ranging from as far south as >

Five WAIS paddlers have been selected into the National squad training camps scheduled for November and December. The selections were >

Last weekend signaled the start of the canoeing summer racing season at Champion Lakes Regatta Centre with athletes competing in >

AIS/WAIS paddler Robin Bell has stepped up preparations for the Beijing Olympics with a gold medal in the C1 at >

WAIS paddlers put their form and fitness to the test over the weekend in Duisburg, Germany for the second World >

Lisa Oldenhof competed in the first World Cup of the season in Szeged, Hungary over the weekend as the Australian Olympic >

WAIS/AIS paddler Robin Bell became the first slalom paddler to secure a ticket to Beijing when he took out the >