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Csa Planning Calendar 2020-2021 CSA PLANNING CALENDAR 2020-2021 GCU EVENTS WP EVENTS KZN EVENTS EC EVENTS CD EVENTS ICF EVENTS WAVESKI EVENTS National and Provincial Championships Important dates KZN Schools Challenge ICF EVENTS CANOE POLO and SURF SKI FEBRUARY Confirmed Sun 2 Confirmed SCHOOLS SPRINTS Race 1 Sat 1 Confirmed WEST COAST CHALLENGE Sat 1 Confirmed N3TC Drak Challenge Day 1 - ICF CLASSIC SERIES Sun 2 Confirmed N3TC Drak Challenge Day 2 8th and 9th Confirmed MIDMAR MILE WEEKEND Sat 8 Confirmed JUNIOR SPRINTS 1 - TYG Sat 8 Confirmed CAPITOL CATERERS INTERSCHOOLS K1 BUSHMANS DELIGHT Sun 9 Confirmed INANDA DAM TO DURBAN or Mooi River Race Sat 8 Confirmed LCC ELANDS MEMORIAL 3338 Tue 11 Confirmed VLC NITE RACE Thurs 13 - moved from 14th Jan Confirmed Crusaders Nite Race Sat 15 Confirmed JUNIOR SPRINTS 2 - PEN Sat 15 Confirmed GCU SPRINTS Sat 15 Confirmed DASH and CRASH RACES K1 and K2 schools Sun 16 Confirmed Campbells to Dusi Bridge Sat 22 Confirmed CAPITOL CATERERS KZN INTERSCHOOLS K1 Sprints Sat 22 Confirmed JUNIOR SPRINTS 2 - PRL Sun 23 Confirmed SURFSKI DOUBLES SERIES 2 - MIL Sun 23 Confirmed FNB Dusi Open Day Wed 26 Confirmed FNB Dusi Canoe Marathon Expo and Registration Thurs 27 Confirmed FNB Dusi MARATHON Day 1 2019 FRI 28 Confirmed FNB Dusi MARATHON Day 2 2019 Sat 29 Confirmed FNB Dusi MARATHON Day 3 2019 Sat 29 Confirmed STANFORD FESTIVAL - NOV MARCH Confirmed Sun 8 Confirmed Bushmans 2 in 1 Race - Wagendrift to Lambert Park - Weenan Road Fri 13 Confirmed NON-STOP DUSI Sat 14 TBC Confirmed HIGH ALTITUDE SKI RACE Sat 14 Confirmed WCCU SPRINT CHAMPS - PEN SAT and SUN 14th and 15th Confirmed KZN SPRINTS CHAMPS Sun 15 Confirmed Nyala Pans to St Elmos Schools close 20th March Confirmed Sat 21 Confirmed NEKKIES TO ALFIES - NOV Sun 22 Confirmed HELLA-HELLA To Josephines Bridge Sat 21 & Sun 22 Confirmed SA CANOE POLO CHAMPS Sat 28 Confirmed UMKOMAAS MARATHON Day 1 2018 Sun 29 Confirmed UMKOMAAS MARATHON Day 2 2018 Sun 29 WCCU DOUBLE SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS Schools open 30th March Confirmed APRIL Confirmed Schools Open 31st March Confirmed 1st to 5th April Confirmed SA SCHOOLS AND SA CHAMPS - SHONGWENI DAM Sat 4 Confirmed PAARL LE BAC Novice Race Sun 5 WCCU THERE AND BACK SURF SKI CHALLENGE SAT 4 WAVE SKI BORDER TRIALS Easter Friday 10th April Sat 11 Confirmed TUGELA Marathon Day 1 Sun 12 Confirmed TUGELA Marathon Day 2 Sat 11 & Sun 12 Confirmed ORANGE DESCENT SAT 11 & SUN 12 BRAK CHALLENGE SAT 11 CLIPERTY CHALLENGE SAT 11 WAVE SKI BORDER SOCIAL SURF SAT 18 PAM GOLDING KING OF THE KROMME SAT 18 TWO OCEANS Sun 19 Confirmed FLORIDA and SCHOOLS LEAGUE Race 6 SUN 19 PLETTENBURG BUCO RACE Fri 24 to TUES 28 WAVE SKI - SA OPEN AND CLOSED CHAMPIONSHIPS Sun 26 Confirmed WCCU SINGLE SKI CHAMPS Mon 27 Confirmed FREEDOM PADDLE SA SLALOM CHAMPS MAY Sat 2 Confirmed Marina da Gama K1 SUN 3 WINTER SURFSKI SERIES 1 - MARINE 1 - SINGLES 8th to 10th Confirmed ICF SPRINT WORLD CUP 1 Fri 8 and Sat 9 Bridgitte Hartley Marathon Event at Camps Drift Sat 9 Confirmed BASF WATUNI KLIP NOVICE RACE Sat 9 KNCU Prizegiving at NCC Sun 10 Confirmed ERK MARATHONS SUN 10 WINTER SURFSKI SERIES 2 - KING OF THE BAY BIG 3-1 Sat 9 Confirmed Paarl to Lady Loch Novice K1 Race Sat 9 GOUGAMMA RACE Wed 13 Confirmed WCCU 10k CHAMPS - MIL Sat 16 Confirmed WCCU MARATHON CHAMPS K1 Sun 17 Confirmed WCCU MARATHON CHAMPS K2 SUN 17 WINTER SURFSKI SERIES 3 - MARINE SUN 17 CHALUMNA CHALLENGE Sat 16 and Sun 17 Confirmed KZN MARATHON CHAMPS Fri 15 - Sun 17 Confirmed ARNOLD CLASSIC CANOE POLO 21st to 24th Confirmed ICF SPRINT WORLD CUP 2 and OLYMPIC QUALIFYER 21st to 24th Confirmed ICF MARATHON WORLD CUP Sat 23 Confirmed PAARL - SKOOLTJIE K1 Sun 24 Confirmed VLC FLAT AND SCHOOLS RACE Sun 24 MOLOKAI SKI RACE Sun 24 Confirmed SURF SKI SUN 24 WAVESKI KZN TRIALS SAT 30 Confirmed GOUDA - BRIDGETOWN K1 Sat 30 and Sun 31 Confirmed GCU MARATHON CHAMPS Sat 30 and Sun 30 ECCU MARATHON CHAMPS SAT 30 Confirmed WINTER SURFSKI SERIES 4 - PIRATES UMHLANGA PIRATES BIG 3-2 JUNE Sat 6 Confirmed HERMAN - GOUDE K1 7th June Comrades Marathon Sat 6 - Sun 7 WAVESKI BORDER OPEN Schools close 12th June Sat 13 to Mon 15th confirmed SA MARATHON K1 and K2 CHAMPIONSHIPS PEN CC Sat 13 Confirmed WELLINGTON TO HERMAN SAT 13th BORDER WINTERSERIES Sat 20 Confirmed PAARL - GRENSPLAAS WCCU K1 RIVER HAMPS SUN 21 WAVESKI WESTERN CAPE TRIALS SUN 21 WAVESKI KZN TRIALS SAT 20 or Sun 21 SCOTTBURGHTO BRIGHTON - BIG 3-3 Mon 22 to Sun 28 MARITIUS SKI RACE SUN 28th HARBOUR 2 HEADS JULY wave ski champs sometime in july peru SUN 28 - SAT 4 WAVESKI DURBAN BEACH FESTIVAL Sun 5 Point Water Sport SKI RACE 1 Schools open 7th July 10th to 12th Confirmed ICF SPRINT NON-OLYMPIC EVENT WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Sun 12 Point Water Sport SKI RACE 2 Wed 8-Sat 11 (moved from 1st to 4th) Confirmed BERG RIVER MARATHON - NoTime Trial Sat 11-Sun 12 KNYSNA FESTIVAL CANOE POLO Tues 14 Confirmed WCCU 10km K2 PEN 16th to 19th Confirmed ICF SPRINT U23 and JUNIOR WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Sat 18 Confirmed WYZERSDRIFT K2 Sat 18 SHARE-LIST PROPERTY SEASON OPENER Sun 19 BORDER WINTER SERIES 1 Sun 19 Point Water Sport SKI RACE 3 Sun 19 PAM GOLDING WINTER CHALLENGE Sat 25-Sun 26 Confirmed OLIFANTS MARATHON K1 SUN 26 WAVESKI KZN TRIALS Sun 26 BORDER WINTER SERIES 2 Sat 25 Confirmed CENTURION 9 MILER 26th to 8th August Confirmed OLYMPICS Sun 26 Confirmed SCHOOLS LEAGUE RACE Sun 26 Point Water Sport SKI RACE 4 AUGUST Sat 1 Confirmed NEKKIES - EILANDIA K2 SUN 2 BAY UNION KING OF THE BAY - Fri 7 to Sun 9 WINTERTON SPAR TUGELA 20's Fri 7 to Sun 9 Confirmed PUSH AND PULL PADDLE SUN 9 BREAKFAST SERIES - PADDLING SHOP 1 SUN 9 WAVESKI WESTERN CAPE TRIALS Sat 15th Sun 16th GARA Dolphin Coast Challenge Ski Race Sat 15 Confirmed SAMC WATUNI KLIP Sat 15 Confirmed ELANDIA TO ROBERTSON K2 SUN 16 BREAKFAST SERIES - PADDLING SHOP 2 SUN 16 BORDER WINTER SERIES 3 Thu 20 Lance Park Memorial Sat 22 Confirmed DREW TO SWELLENDAM K2 Sun 23 Confirmed BONTEBOK K2 SUN 23 WAVESKI KZN TRIALS Sun 23 confirmed FLCC KLIP Fri 21 15h00 to 19h00& Sat 22 09h00 CAPITOL CATERERS-KAYAK CENTRE INTERSCHOOLS SLALOM SUN 16 BREAKFAST SERIES - PADDLING SHOP 3 Sun 23 Alex Caruth - Ernie Alder Challenge Thur 27 CRUSADERS BOAT AUCTION, reg at 5pm, sale starts at 7pm SAT 29 KOWIE INTERCITY CHALLENGE SAT 29 Confirmed ROBERTSON TO BONNIEVALE K2 Sat/Sun 29th or 30th Da'Real Downwind Series Race 1 SAT 29 AUG - Sun 30 confirmed DABS LIEBENBERGSVLEI RACE 2 DAY RACE - SA K2. and SA Schools K2 want 5 and 6 September 27th to 30th Confirmed ICF MARATHON WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS SUN 30 BREAKFAST SERIES - PADDLING SHOP 3 SUN 30 BORDER WINTER SERIES 4 SEPTEMBER Sat 5 and Sun 6 Confirmed BREEDE RIVER MARATHON Sat 5 and Sun 6 CAPITOL CATERERS-KAYAK CENTRE INTERSCHOOLS LIONS RIVER RACE Sun 6 Confirmed Supa Quick Jock Claasens - WITH JUNIOR/BEGINNER EVENT 5th and 6th Confirmed ICF OCEAN RACING WORLDCHAMPIONSHIPS 8th to 13th Confirmed ICF CANOE POLO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS Thu 10 Erics Canoe Shop Race Fri 11 Confirmed ERK NITE RACE Sat 12 Confirmed GOUDE - BRIDGETOWN K2 Sat 12 and Sun 13 PRE-FISH Sat 12 CAPITOL CATERERS-KAYAK CENTRE INTERSCHOOLS CANOE POLO Sat/Sun 12/13 Da'Real Downwind Series Race 2 - 3 Beaches Sun 13 Lundies Hill to Deepdale Sun 13 Confirmed SCHOOLS LEAGUE Thu 17 KNCU SCHOOLS AGM - 16h00 Maritzburg College Schools close 18th September Sat 19 Confirmed LAMONT MINI MARATHON Sat/Sun 19/20 Da'Real Downwind Series Race 3 - 7 Beaches Sun 20 DIRK ELLIS GAMTOOS CHALLENGE Sun 20 Nobby Nel Memorial SUN 20 - SUN 27 WAVESKI WORLD TITLES Thur 24 Confirmed EERSTE RIVIER HERITAGE DAY WW Fri 25 confirmed Hansa Fish Marathon 2020 -SA K1 and SA K3 and SA Schools K1 Sat 26 confirmed Hansa Fish Marathon 2020 - SA K1 and SA K3 and SA Schools K2 Schools open 29th September OCTOBER Sat 3 CAPITOL CATERERS-KAYAK CENTRE INTERSCHOOLS Shongweni Race Sun 4 Da'Real Downwind 30km Challenge - Race 4 Sat 10 9am NCC BOAT AUCTION Sat 10 CAPITOL CATERERS-KAYAK CENTRE INTERSCHOOLS ENDURO Sat/Sun 10/11 Da'Real Downwind 50km Challenge - Race 5 Sat/Sun 10/11 SA CANOE POLO TRIALS Sun 11 confirmed 4 HOUR ENDURO AT DABS Sat 10 Confirmed SURF SKI 1 - 3 BEACHES SKI RACE SUN 11 JOHN WOODS CHALLENGE Sun 11 Table Mountain Descent FRI 16 BORDER SUMMER SERIES Fri 16 WALL AND BACK SKI SERIES RACE 1 SUN 18 confirmed SURF SKI 2 - CPC QUALIFYER Sat 17 Mouth to Mouth Downwind Ski Race - KZN DOUBLE SKI CHAMPS 2019 Sat 17 confirmed LOWVELD CROC - NOW 1 day Sat 17 Dam to Dam 2 Man Relay Day 1 K2 Sun 18 Dam to Dam 2 Man Relay Day 2 K1's Wed 21 - Sun25 Da'Real Rbay -Pirates 180km Downwind Surfski Challenge - series race 6 Fri 23 WALL AND BACK SKI SERIES RACE 2 FRI 23 BORDER SUMMER SERIES Sat 24 confirmed SURF SKI 3 - Langebaan Sat 24 CAPITOL CATERERS-KAYAK CENTRE INTERSCHOOLS Umkomaas Race Sat 24 New Race Confirmed Surf ski 3 - China Asset Management West Coast Express Sun 25 Umpetha Challenge - INCLUDING GUPPY/BEGINNER RACE Sun 25 Confirmed MIXED DOUBLES ON LIEBENBERGS VLEI Fri 30 WALL AND BACK SKI SERIES RACE 3 Sat 31 Confirmed Junior Triple Series 1 - TYG SAT 31 - SUN 1 Confirmed PETE MARLIN SKI RACE - ECCU S1 and S2 Championships west coast express a week before NOVEMBER Sun 1 Confirmed SURF SKI 4 - CPC Qualifyer Thu 5 WALL AND BACK SKI SERIES RACE 4 FRI 6 BORDER SUMMER SERIES Sat 7 CAPITOL CATERERS-KAYAK CENTRE INTERSCHOOLS K1 BUSHMANS DELIGHT Sat 7 Popes Walk Sun 8 Confirmed Alan Gardiner Memorial Ibis to MbejesStore Sat 7 Confirmed Junior Triple Series 2 - PEN SUN 8 Confirmed SURF SKI 5 - OCEANA PBC FRI 13 WALL AND BACK SKI SERIES RACE 5 FRI 13 BORDER SUMMER SERIES Sat 14 confirmed LIKKEVAAN 1 DAY VAAL Sat 14 Confirmed Junior Triple Series 3 PRL SUN 15 Confirmed SURF SKI 6 - MIL - MELKBOS FRI 20 BORDER
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