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Ian Beasley has captured the history of the sport in Australia in his work Canoe polo in Australia Note If you have a comment or would like to add to the story of Australia’s ongoing affair with canoe polo, contact Ian Beasley.

Tassie Spring Canoe Polo Competition. —————–Revised format! ————————- The Aus Champs are cancelled again, so we’ve decided to run a Tassie comp on that weekend instead! We invite everyone along for a great day of canoe polo at the beautiful Stringybark Dam in Northern Tas. Saturday October 2nd 1030 – 4pm ish. The Tas Masters, […]

  Photos from Canoe Polo Tasmania’s post in Timeline Photos Even though the 2021 Australian Canoe Polo Championships may well not be able to proceed due to COVID, our State team continues to train during the winter months to build skills, strategy and community. We are so grateful that we are in a position to […]

Senior Canoe Polo Competition every Monday until June 24, at the Clarence Aquatic Centre. For more information visit the DCC FB page

Article by: Andrew Mathieson, The Examiner Floating on a quaint dam inside a secluded property not too far away from Lilydale are the state’s hopes of returning to a forgotten reign. Tasmanian canoe polo once created waves across the country, but for much of this century it has barely made a ripple. Much of that […]

Day 2 Australian Canoe Polo Championships update by Jen Purtell Penrith again provided ideal canoe polo conditions with flat water and no wind. The four fields, set up on the rowing lake beside the white water course, were kept busy all day with fierce matches. After a tough game for our Masters against the NSW […]

FINAL RESULTS U18 (Juniors) 7. QLD Women 6. VIC 5. QLD 2 4. TAS 3. ACT 2. QLD 1 1. Fifth Wheel Masters 5. TAS 4. VIC 3. SA 2. NSW A 1. NSW B Veterans 2. NZ 1. NSW U21 7. SA 6. NSW 5. TAS 4. NZ U21 B 3. NZ U18 B […]