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2010 RESULTS - Women's Canoe

RESULTS: 2010 CANOE SLALOM JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS C1W
FINAL

HEATS
ARTICLE: Canoeing Through the Eyes of Women
RESULTS - Canoe Slalom World Cup #2: FINAL; SEMI-FINAL; and ICF article
RESULTS - Canoe Sprint World Cup #3.
RESULTS - Canoe sprint World Cup #2. ICF highlights the 200m Finals at World Cup #2. See feature for C1W
VIDEO - Women's C1 200m FINAL - Canoe Sprint World Cup #2. (Go to 6:15) This is the first official video for women's canoe sprint to ever be produced from an international competition! Congratulations to all the women in canoe for being a part of making history!
R ESULTS - Canoe Sprint INTERNATIONAL RACE PAS DE CALAIS - Boulogne sur Mer. Women's C1 and C2 Senior and Junior. Race 93, 106, 107, 118, 119. "Resultats" on the left in the navigation menu
VIDEO - Women's C1 200m Final - Canadian National Team Trials #1.
RESULTS - Canadian National Team Trials #1 in Montreal, Quebec.Women's C1 200m.
RESULTS - Canoe Sprint World Cup #1 - Womens C1 200m
RESULTS - France - National Team Trials (Selection) Women's Canoe C1/C2 Senior, Junior, Cadet and Veteran.
(See "Resultats" on the left). Race 57, 58, 93, 102, 103, 104, 105

News Archive:

Hailey Thompson (USA C1W) wins Athlete of the Month Award (May 2010) for U.S. Sports Academy. See article. And c heck out her Blog.
See Canoe-Kayak Racing Magazine (page 22)- Report on December 2009 ICF Board Decisions regarding womens canoe.
2010 Australian Slalom Canoe National Championships - They set the standard for full inclusion for Women in Canoe - C1W, C2W and C2 Mixed. 24 Women in C1W! See results. Congratulations Women in Canoe -- And thank you Australian Canoe Federation!
Canoe & Kayak Racing Magazine - Features Women's Canoe!
December 2009: ICF Announces 2010 World Championships Changes. Women's CANOE SPRINT C1 200 - OFFICIAL EVENT for Junior and Senior Worlds. C2 500 remains "exhibition" for Senior Worlds. Sprint World Cups can follow the new World Championship programme (Opens door for Womens Canoe Sprint). CANOE SLALOM added Women’s C1 individual & team events to the World Championships - full medal status (Junior & Senior) .
September 2009: ICF announces Development Programme and womens canoe camps Pre-World Cup and World Championships.
August 2009: http://usack.org/news/article/15200
August 2009: The first-ever Pre-orld Championships Development Camp for Women's Canoe was amazing. Orenda Canoe Club and the Lake Echo community were incredible. The Coaching, food, host families for athletes, Nelo, Canoe '09 organizers and everyone involved with the Camp helped women from 7 countries raise their Canoeing Game. ICF officials visited the Camp. This "Team" of Women in Canoe will continue on as a Global Team for Equity long past this Camp and Senior Canoe Sprint World Championships. We will "Realize the Dream - 2016!"
July/August 2009 Read Article - Women’s Canoe Will Shine in 2009: Sisters of the Single Blade and the Fight for Olympic Inclusion. American Whitewater
Watch Olympic Gold Medalist Joe Jacobi as he talks about Women's Canoe and "Balance at the Worlds"
2009 ICF Canoe Slalom RANKINGS Women's Slalom Canoe ranked for first time!
Australian Canoeing President, Danielle Woodward: “The decision to host a demonstration event at this year’s worlds ahead of the world championships in 2010 is a great step forward and it means that the ICF is serious in its approach to gender equity.” Article

Would you like to make a tax-deductible donation to this or other WomenCan/USACK Gender equity initiaves? Please contact Pam Boteler at pam@justcanoeit.com or the USACK office at info@usack.org or 704-348-4330.

WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT?

Canoe/Kayak is the LAST summer Olympic sport not in compliance with the IOC's edict (or "stong recommendation") on gender equity. In January 2007 and again in March 2009, ICF officials conveyed to all Federations their commitment to compliance with the recocommendation of the IOC, i.e.:

60/40 (male/ female) gender equity for all Olympic sports fy 2012 (athletes and events) and 50/50 by 2016.