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Croatian Canoe Federation
President Marko Ćurković
Secretary General Branko Lovrić
Croatian Canoe Federation was founded on August 26, 1939 in Zagreb.
Member of the International Canoe Federation (ICF) since October 31, 1992 and the European Canoe Association (ECA) since December 11, 1993.
Head office
Kneza Mislava 11
HR - 10000 Zagreb
Tel. +385 1 4572008
Faks +385 1 4572010
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Zagreb, 6 December 2022 - President of the Croatian Olympic Committee (NOC of Croatia) Zlatko Mateša and Secretary General Siniša Krajač hosted a reception for the female representatives in kayaking and canoeing on calm waters - Anamarija Govorčinović and Vanessa Tot, coaches Aleksandar Knežević and Igor Krajina and representatives of their clubs and the Croatian Kayaking Federation.
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Szeged, 3 September 2022 - The first Croatian Olympian sprint canoer on calm waters, Vanesa Tot, won a gold medal at the World Championships for juniors and younger seniors in Szeged, Hungary. The brilliant Slavonski Brod native celebrated in the finals of C – 1 500M (2:08.65), ahead of China's Yin Wan (+0.15) and Hungarian canoeist Laura Gonczol (+0.53).
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Munich, 21 August 2022 - Croatian canoeist Vanesa Tot won the second bronze medal at the European Kayak and Canoe Championships on the calm waters in Munich. After finishing third in the finals of the Single-Seater (C-1) canoe (C-1) 500 meters, she repeated the same range in the 200M Canoe Sprint Race.
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Canoeist Vanesa Tot wins bronze medal in 500M Canoe singles at the European Canoe Sprint Championships in Munich
Munich, 19 August 2022 - Croatian canoeist Vanesa Tot won bronze medal in the finals of the Canoe Single-Seater 500M at the European Kayaking and Canoe Sprint Championships on the calm waters held in Munich as part of the European Multi-Sport Championships program. -
Kayaker Anamaria Govorčinović World Vice Champion in the K-1 500M and winner of bronze in 1000M
Halifax, 6 August 2022 - Croatian Olympian from Tokyo, 25-year-old kayaker on calm waters Anamaria Govorčinović, achieved historic success at the ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships in Halifax, Canada, where she won a silver medal in the Single-Seater 500M and bronze in the Single-Seater 1000M. -
Congratulations to kayaker Anamaria Govorčinović on silver medal won at the Canoe sprint European Championships in Poland
Poznań, 6 June 2021 – Member of the Croatian National Kayaking Team and evident Tokyo candidate Anamaria Govorčinović won a silver medal in Saturday's single-seater kayak race (K-1 1000 m) at the European Kayak and Canoe Championships on calm waters in Poznań, Poland. -
Congratulations to canoeist Vanesa Tot on gold and kayaker Anamaria Govorčinović on the World Cup bronze
Zagreb, 23 May 2021 - After the Olympic qualifications in kayaking and canoeing on the calm waters, the competition program in Barnaul, Russia, continued with the races of the 2nd World Cup Regatta, which two Croatian trustees for Tokyo - canoeist Vanesa Tot and kayaker Anamaria Govorčinović - marked by climbing to the winning pedestal. -
Canoeist Vanesa Tot wins one-way Olympic standard for Tokyo
Zagreb, 21 May 2021 - After the recent venture of the kayaker Anamaria Govorčinović, Croatia also has an Olympic standard in canoeing on calm waters. At the world qualification tournament in Barnaul, Russia for this summer's Tokyo Olympics, the Croatian canoeist Vanesa Tot won first place (50,006) in the C1 200m. -
Congratulations to kayaker Anamaria Govorčinović on winning the Olympic “visa” for Tokyo Olympics
Zagreb, 13 May 2021 - At the European Olympic qualification tournament in kayaking and canoeing on calm waters, held in Segedin (Hungary), Croatian kayaker Anamaria Govorčinović achieved the Olympic standard by winning the second place in women's final K1 500M race. The member of the Zagreb club KKK Matija Ljubek was second with time 1:56:70, while the fastest was Spain’s Isabel Contreras (1:56:15).
