Jenny Egan wins K1 5,000m gold in Portugal
Published by The Irish Times
Jenny Egan won gold in the K1 5,000 metres at the canoe sprint World Cup in Portugal. The 30-year-old Ireland paddler came out on top in a long battle with Estefania Fernandez of Spain. Lizzie...
Rio silver medallist Luuka Jones enjoying the challenge of two disciplines
Luuka Jones is keen to brush up on her French.
She's also determined to push herself to discover if she can cut the Olympic canoe slalom discipline in a bid to pursue success in two events at the Tokyo Olympic...
Canoe Slalom Specialist Casey Eichfeld Takes A Step Back To Make A Leap Forward
By Thomas Neumann | Team USA
It might seem counterintuitive, but one of the keys to success this year for Casey Eichfeld might be to spend less time on the water.
That’s because even after three Olympic Games and more than...
Mallory Franklin should focus on one discipline, according to Richard Hounslow
SLOUGH OBSERVER - Windsor slalom canoeist Mallory Franklin needs to focus her energies on one discipline, according to retired two-time Olympic silver medallist Richard Hounslow.
Despite being just 22-years-old, Franklin has already achieved plenty in the sport, including winning back-to-back...
Depression and comeback in (paddle)sport
Jonathan Males | Performance1 - It takes resilience to compete at the highest levels of our sport, and even the most successful competitors will experience the pain and disappointment of failure at some time in their careers.
Normally the...
Joe Clarke ready to go extra mile to repeat Olympic glory
ABERDEEN EVENING EXPRESS - Joe Clarke is determined to go the extra mile again over the next Olympic cycle as he targets a successful defence of his K1 canoe slalom gold in Tokyo.
The 24-year-old’s victory in Rio was one of...
Naomi Flood guiding five elite Northcliffe ironwomen competing in Nutri-Grain finals
Emma Greenwood, Gold Coast Bulletin - NAOMI Flood may be retired but she has one of the toughest jobs on the beach at this weekend’s Nutri-Grain ironwoman series.
Flood, a series winner in 2009, Australian ironwoman champion and two-time Olympian...
How To Live Beyond Your Life
JOE JACOBI - One of my more memorable whitewater slalom competitions didn’t take place at an Olympic Games or in a far away, culturally unique world capital.
Instead, it is one particular race: our 1996 U.S. National Championships — a big deal for...
Already working towards Tokyo 2020 – interview with Špela Ponomarenko Janić
Interview and photos by Nina Jelenc.
The best Slovenian canoe sprint athlete Špela Ponomarenko Janić had an excellent season, which started at the World Cup race in Germany, continued with great results in Račice and Montemor-o-Velho, where she won two...
1977: “Mr. Nobody [Albert Kerr] Wins the World Championships Canoe Slalom”
Written by Graham Mackereth | Pyranha
Albert’s super-human performance was a surprise to many, though not to those of us who knew him; the local paper the next day was headlined, ‘Mr. Nobody Wins the World Championships’, but Albert was far...

























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