The Saskatoon Racing Canoe Club

Welcome to the Saskatoon Racing Canoe Club

The Saskatoon Racing Canoe Club (SRCC) began in 1985 in preparation for the 1989 Canada Summer Games in Saskatoon. The Club is dedicated to providing training in sprint canoe and kayak racing. It promotes discipline, excellence, and sportsmanship amongst its athletes, many of who have competed nationally and internationally. Our competitive athletes are found in all age groups ranging from 8 years to 80 years. Our core competitive athletes are between 10 and 25 years of age.

SRCC athletes have won many medals at various competitions (regattas) at the provincial, regional, national, and international level. The 2005 Saskatchewan Canada Summer Games Canoe and Kayak Team did extremely well, winning over 20 medals. Half of the team was made up of SRCC athletes.

The SRCC facilities are located in beautiful Victoria Park. Facilities include two boat bays, a warm bay (used for training), change rooms and washrooms. The change rooms and washrooms are shared with the Saskatoon Rowing Club. A large dock on the riverbank provides for easy access to the river.

    Important Notices and Upcoming Dates:

- 2009 Registration Form

- 2009 SRCC Summer Programs

- Found us in the Leisure Guide? Take a look around and find out what we are all about!

- Open House Dates (all from 10am - 2pm):
    - May 16th
    - May 23th
    - June 6th
    - June 13th
    - June 20th
    - June 27th

- Canoe Kayak Saskatchewan has scheduled two coaching courses so far for 2009. There is a demand for trained coaches in Saskatchewan and many clubs and communities are looking for people trained in either or both of these levels. We encourage present and past athletes and those interested in canoe/kayak to consider coach training as an excellent opportunity for employment.
More Information.

- 2009 Paddling Schedule (may change)

- There is still club clothing to be bought!!! Perfect for early morning training on the river. Want some? Contact Us!

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