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Jersey
artwork © Liam Birch |
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Prince
Albert
SASKATCHEWAN |
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| Former
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Prince
Albert
Canoe & Kayak Racing Club |
Other
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Prince
Albert Canoe & Kayak Club
Kistahpinanihk Paddling Club |
Water:
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North
Saskatchewan River |
| Founded: |
1991 |
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| Website: |
kistahpinanihkpaddlingclub.my.canva.site |
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| ACHIEVEMENTS |
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| Greatest
Points Total: 1993: 9
(19th) |
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| INFORMATION |
Prince
Albert Canoe & Kayak Racing Club
began in 1991 but left the CCA before the turn of the
century. Beginning in 1993, the club hosted an annual
knock-out style regatta to celebrate "Founder's
Day." Prince Albert was also the host site for
the 1992 Saskatchewan Summer Games and the 1999 Western
Canada Summer Games. The club still operates for many
years outside of CCA as a member club of Canoe Kayak
Saskatchewan. Today, a new orgaization uses the premises
and equipment, known as the Kistahpinanihk
Paddling Club.
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| CANADA
GAMES MEDALISTS |
Ryan
MacDonald
1993 K4 1000 ,
Ian
McLean 1993 K4
1000 ,
Lanny
Ulmer 1997 K1 200
K2 200 ,
Steven Walker
1993 K2 500
K4 1000
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| NATIONAL
TEAM ALUMNI |
| Carmen
Scott |
Jr.
Worlds 2001 K1 1000 ;
PA
Champs 2000 Jr K4
500 ,
2001 Jr
K2 500
Jr
K2 200
Jr K4 200 ,
2002
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