2026 CORA Cup Standings


As we head into CORA Nationals this weekend hosted by Fort Langley Canoe Club, here is a list of contenders in each division for the CORA Cup this year:

https://www.canadianoutrigger.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/2026-CORA-Cup-Contenders.pdf

Contenders have completed at least 2 of the 4 CORA Cup races to date. Completion of CORA Nationals with the highest number of points in the applicable age and gender division would secure the CORA Cup. “n/a” on the chart means the crew has not registered for Nationals, based on the Webscorer confirmation list as 12noon Sept 17th.
A summary of the 2026 CORA Cup Rules is provided at the end of the list of contenders.

Sept 20, 2026 UPDATE: 2026 CORA Cup Results: https://www.canadianoutrigger.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/2026-CORA-Cup-Results.pdf

FGPC Wetdashe 2026 – 16th Anniversary Fundraising Race for Men’s Health

Wetdashe 2026 IS A “DRY” CHANGE RACE, which means 6-person crews change crews on the docks with their team mates at the end of each 3km lap. Both “Spec” & “Ultralight” outrigger canoe options are available. FGPC’s fleet of outriggers is supplied to all registered teams. Ultralight requests are alloted to 48km racers and will be considered based on experience and proficiency with ultralight canoes. Spec hulls will be assigned to 12km and 24km distance racers. Spec and ultralight results will be calculated separately. Grid assignments/start positions may change on race days. Boat allocations will be confirmed on race day.

This exciting event is not just a race; it’s a fundraiser for men’s health, now going into its 16th year and having raised more than $100,000 for the BC Cancer Foundation. Even better, competitive advantages are available for teams through the “Make Every Second Count” Wetdashe Men’s Health Fund, managed by the BC Cancer Foundation. Competitors and supporters can help Wetdashe teams “make every second count.” This year’s 16th anniversary Wetdashe Challenge encourages racers to invite friends, family and team supporters to participate by contributing pledged donations to the BC Cancer Foundation. Donations “add speed” to teams’ results by reducing finish times based on donations received. For every $10 donated to the Wetdashe Men’s Health Fund, a 1-second advantage is added to the scores of chosen teams. Please join individual and cohort athletes and their supporting communities across BC to “make every second count” for men’s health. Contribution instructions for pledges and time credits (1 second per $10 dollars) will be provided to participants once their registrations are confirmed.

Money raised through supporters’ pledges is directed to the BC Cancer Agency’s research and clinical development of “PSMA prostate scanning technology,” an advanced prostate cancer diagnostic that results in better outcomes men affected by prostate cancer.

Ready to sign up? CLICK HERE: https://www.fgpaddle.com/…/outrigger-canoe/fgpc-wetdashe/

Bridges 2026, Victoria, BC – October 3-4, 2026

Latitude 48 Paddling Club

Bridges OC Races – Saturday, Oct. 3

Inny & Outty Small Boat Races – Sunday, Oct. 4

Help us celebrate 30 years of Bridges! 

Saturday, Oct. 3: 5-km OC6 races in a series of heats up and down Victoria’s beautiful Gorge Waterway.
Canoes are provided. $150 per team per race. ($90 for U19 teams per race.)

OC6 Registration closes Friday, Sept. 25 or when the race grid is full – whichever comes first.

Register for OC6 Races:  https://www.webscorer.com/register?raceid=444949

Sunday, Oct. 4 – small boat races – choose from the 5-km race course in the Gorge ($26 for adult paddler/$21 for U19 ), or the 12-km race course out the harbour ($36 for paddler/$26 for U19), past Saxe Point and back, or choose both!

Small Boats Registration closes Thursday, Oct. 1, end of day.

Register for Inny: https://www.webscorer.com/register?raceid=444952

Register for Outty: https://www.webscorer.com/register?raceid=444953

CORA Membership is required.
https://www.canadianoutrigger.ca/store/become-a-member/