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During the 47th annual EOC General Assembly in Marbella, Spain, the 8th Piotr Nurowski Prize was awarded to the best European Young Athletes. Among the five nominees was also Slovenian canoe slalom and wildwater canoeing paddler Eva Alina Hočevar who took the second prize of the evening.
Read moreOne of the highlights of the VII International congress of canoeing coaches in Spain was presentation of the 2016 Canoe Slalom Olympic Champion Maialen Chourraut. 35-year-old paddler from Basque Country started with her beginnings and continued explaining her path until today and her goals for the future.
Read moreSad news comes from France where president of Marseille Mazargues Canoë Kayak club Albert "Bébert" Tobelem passed away at the age of 75. We would like to express our sincere condolences to his family and friends. Albert, rest in peace.
Read moreEuropean paddlers had much success at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. First they won half of available medals in the head to head sprint events at the venue in Puerto Madero, and later added eight more medals in obstacle slalom competition. The most successful competitors in obstacle slalom were French representative Doriane Delassus and Slovak Emanuela Luknarova who both won medals in kayak and canoe. Slovenian paddler Lan Tominc prolonged winning streak in men’s kayak event winning third gold medal for this country in the same event.
Read morePaddlers from Germany and Great Britain were the great European winners of this year's canoe slalom World Championships that was held on the 2016 Olympic course in Rio de Janeiro. Czech Republic, Russia, Poland, France, Slovakia, Slovenia, Netherlands and Italy were also among the medallists of the canoe slalom and extreme slalom events in Brazil.
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