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Jan 23, 2011

Maori TV - 2011 Waka Ama National Sprints

If you didn't enough of it this week, you can check all all the racing again today at 2pm on Maori TV

Jan 22, 2011

Results - Day 5

Results and Medalists day 5 Waka Ama sprint nationals

Jan 22, 2011

Paddler puts team effort first

TOUGH KID: Six-year-old Turangawaewae Waka Sports paddler Legion Rogerson finally gets his gold medal from coach Waki Simon at Waikato Hospital yesterday after his appendix burst at the waka ama champs. Source Waikato Times

Jan 22, 2011

Nats 2011 - Photos from Friday

A selection of pics from Opa Roozy

Jan 22, 2011

Paddling relentlessly for gold

STANDING STRONG: Sixteen-year-old Nathan Rahiri has been paddling for only two years and already has brought home a bronze medal from the last Waka Ama world championships. Source Waikato Times

Jan 21, 2011

Nats 2011 - Photos Day 4

Pics from the first day of seniors racing, check it out (see if you can find lara in there)

Jan 21, 2011

Nats 2011 - Lane Draw and Results

Results for racing day 4 and lane draw for day 5

Jan 21, 2011

Nats 2011 - Prizegiving Photos

Photos from the prize giving ceremony courtesy of Opa Roozy

Jan 20, 2011

Nats 2011 - Photos Day 3

More photos from the best Waka Ama regatta in the world.

Jan 20, 2011

Nats 2011 - Results & Lane Draw

Results from Day 3 (W1 racing) and Lane Draw for Day 4

Jan 20, 2011

Waka ama champ keen to reclaim his title

A heart attack robbed him of the title a year ago and this week will see George Thomas going all out to get it back. Source The Daily Post

Jan 20, 2011

Rookie paddlers given huge support

MARK TAYLOR/Waikato Times PADDLE PALS: Rahui Pokeka Waka Sports under-16 team, from left, Kahurangi Salu, Tyla Hill Moana, Aroha Salu, Thipera Maipi-Edwards, Hera Avatea-Cook and Rangitaawhiti Nepe-Pohatu after a gruelling 1000-metre race. Source Waikato

Jan 20, 2011