Canoe Polo

Canoe Polo is an exciting team event played on 35m x 23m pitches set up in swimming pools or on flat stretches of water. Teams of 5 paddlers endeavour to score goals in a net suspended 2m above the water, the ball being thrown by hand, or 'flicked' with the paddle. Naturally, the team with the most goals at the end of the match wins the game. Find out more about Canoe Polo. 

News

Australian Team Selection Information
	2011 2010 2009 2008		Click here to find out all the information you need to nominate for the Australian Men's. Women's, Men's U21 and Women's U21 Canoe Polo Teams.
Boat, Paddle and Ball, A History of Canoe Polo
			The thrills and spills of today’s canoe polo stand in sharp contrast to its beginnings as summer fun on the water. For many the game is new, with its birth the demonstration games at Duisberg, Germany in 1987. But for over 100 years before this, different games of boat, paddle and ball were played in Europe.
Links to Teams and Clubs
	Sydney Information
Calendar
	Online Calendar 2009-2012 Overview
Competition Rules
	ICF Rules		Canoe Polo in Australia is conducted in accordance with the International Canoe Federations Rules. Download a copy of the rules here. More rules and regulations relating to Canoe Polo, including Anti-Doping and Australian Team Selection Bylaws can be found in the documents section on the maiin menu.
Coaching Tips
	Paddling Skills Ball Skills Advanced Paddle Control Advanced Kayak Control Goal Keeping Defence Offence Competition Day		Would you like to improve your Canoe Polo skills? Take a look at the online coaching tips.
Photo Gallery
Canoe Polo Technical Committee
			Lists the Canoe Polo Technical Committee including contact details for all members.
Team and Player Profiles
	Anton Holmes Cassandra Sims Matt Moore Sarah Cartwright Siobhan Goble