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A whānau swept the medals at the recent Waka Ama National Sprints competition. Concluding last Saturday, the competition drew 3,800 paddlers, their whānau, and supporters to Lake Karapiro. The King whānau—mother Nyree, daughter Rosie, and son Tupuria—representing the Ngā Hoe Horo Outrigger Canoe Club from Kaitaia, won medals in each of their respective solo races.…
A whānau swept the medals at the recent Waka Ama National Sprints competition.
Concluding last Saturday, the competition drew 3,800 paddlers, their whānau, and supporters to Lake Karapiro.
The King whānau—mother Nyree, daughter Rosie, and son Tupuria—representing the Ngā Hoe Horo Outrigger Canoe Club from Kaitaia, won medals in each of their respective solo races.
The next national competition is the Long Distance Nationals, scheduled for April 24–27 in Wellington.
