Our race had 78 craft entered with 84 paddlers. Most stayed on top of the water but some, mainly WRCC members, and thanks to the paddlers and safety boats who assisted in the rescues.
Race results are available on the link below and have a look at our facebook page for some photo’s of the event and spectacular drone footage provided by Youngmin Kim.
Fun, Health Competition is our mantra. If you like the idea of “getting out on the water” come and visit the Wynnum Redlands Canoe Club.
Located on Tingalpa Creek, just down from the Thorneside Railway Station, we offer the experience of paddling an incredible estuary that is the home of many species of birds and fish. Located only 1km from Moreton Bay, the chance to explore the Redlands Coast awaits. Dugong, turtles, dolphin, shorebirds are regularly seen.
Our Club offers competition training, coaching and racing in sprint and marathon disciplines. With Brisbane 2032 on the horizon and the Birkdale Whitewater Venue to be the home of Slalom, our focus will expand to include Canoe Polo and Whitewater skills.
We are an inclusive club suitable for all ages, skills and abilities. Our experienced members make paddling easy to get started and learn as you go in a safe, social environment. You don’t need your own kayak, but we encourage you to consider purchasing a craft that best suits you and the type of paddling you will enjoy.
We run regular “Come and Try “Events that provide you with the basic skills to commence.
Sunshine Coast Paddlesports Club The race was scheduled to take advantage of a 2.3m high tide in Eudlo Creek. The weather was windy with rain showers throughout the day. Six lucky draw prize packs were provided by Paddles, the paddle shop at Warana. Medics Assist provided first aide on site, … Hi Jinks on Eudlo […]
Wynnum Redlands Canoe Club The weather was kind for this year’s race, under cloudy skies and a perfect tide. Our start was over 5 waves which made a spectacular site for our supporters lining Tingalpa creek. It was good to see some 4km paddlers gaining experience and we hope, complete … Tingalpa Trot 2024 – […]
Paddle Australia and our six State Paddle Associations are gearing up for the 2024/25 paddling season, with membership renewals for a vast number of members due to kickoff from 1 June 2024. As a member of a Paddle Club, you are part of a united paddling community, supported by your State Paddle Association and Paddle […]
Paddle Australia is pleased to announce the canoe slalom athletes selected in the 2024 National Development Squad (NDS). Designed to identify young paddlers with the potential to reach current and future national teams, the NDS provides opportunities for paddlers to learn and develop. After a thorough process involving performance reviews from events such as the […]
Paddle Australia is pleased to confirm the Junior and U23 Australian Canoe Sprint teams for the 2024 World Championships. The 2024 ICF Junior and U23 Canoe Sprint World Championships will take place in Plodiv, Bulgaria from 17-21 July. Congratulations to all the athletes selected. Junior Kynan Burke – Illawarra, NSW Aiden Carberry – West Lakes, […]
Paddle Australia was thrilled to today to share in the announcement of the first members of the para canoe athletes who have booked their tickets to the Paris Paralympic Games. Triple Paralympians Curtis McGrath, Dylan Littlehales and Susan Seipel were officially presented with their Qantas boarding passes today at the National Training Centre – Canoe […]
Hosted at Encounter Lakes in South Australia, the 2024 Paddle Australia Canoe Marathon and SUP Championships saw more than 200 paddlers take part from April 5-7. The hugely successful event saw winners crowned in a range of race, age and classification categories. Three-time Open Champion from the event, Rebecca Mann was thrilled to race in […]
Safety Tips
Paddle Safety is important to all of us. This link contains information and resources to help keep you safer on the water. Paddle Safety
Let someone know before you go and tell them where you are going, your departure point and when you intend to return. If you change your plans, let them know
Safety Tips
Take note of these five vital checks when planning your boating trip: • Warnings current for your paddling area • Weather conditions affecting safe navigation and comfort • Wind conditions • Wave conditions • Tide times. Be prepared to defer your plans until another day if the winds are too strong and the waves are too big. Check the weather at bom.gov.au/marine
