AusChamps

2024 AusChamps - Champion Lakes, Armadale, WA

Dates:  Tuesday 16 (training day), Wednesday 17 to Sunday 21 (competition days) April 2024

Day 1 -  Seniors - 200m + 2000m (Open/Women) - Wednesday 17 April

Day 2 - Seniors - 500m + 2000m (Mixed)  - Thursday 18 April

Day 3 - State v State Day - 500m + 1000m turn race - Friday 19 April

Day 4 -  Premiers, Juniors, BCP+ACP - 500m  + 2000m (Mixed) - Saturday 20 April

Day 5 - Premiers, Juniors, BCP+ACP - 200m + 2000m (Open/Women) - Sunday 21 April

 

Venue: https://www.venueswest.wa.gov.au/venues/champion-lakes-regatta-centre

Click here to download Information Sheet for 2024 AusChamps at Champion Lakes

Bulletin 1 - click to download (updated links) 

Update to Bulletin 1 - 19Jan2024

Bulletin 2 - click to download 

Bulletin 3 - click to download

Click here to download  Site Map 1 - updated Feb2024

Click here to download Site Map 2 

Click on this link to book training sessions on Tuesday 16 April 

Click here for version 1 of the race program

Click here to download the 2024 Souvenier Book 

Volunteers needed for 2024 AusChamps. If you're interested and available to help out for 1, 2 or 5 days click on this link to register your interest.


 

Click on the link below to to access the Live Streaming footage from the 2023 AusChamps. 2024 link to be share closer to event date.

https://www.watchmysportlive.tv/2023-ausdbf-auschamps

Note: Trial subscriptions are for 7 days, AusDBF recommends registering the subscription on Wednesday 17 April.

 

Click on the link below to access the 2023 revSPORT live online results.

https://www.ausdbf.com.au/regattas/

 

Click on the link below to access Team Elite online shop for 2024 AusChamps.

https://shop.teamelite.com.au/collections/2024-australian-dragon-boat-championships

 


NOTE: Shoes with enclosed toes must be worn at the AusChamps in the marshalling and boat loading areas, and particularly in the water.  This is what has been determined as appropriate footwear for safety reasons at this particular event location.  To confirm, 'enclosed toes' includes footwear that covers the toes but has openings to let water drain out, such as plastic shoes with small drainage holes in the sides and tops of the toes.  Thongs ('jandals' for Kiwis), and sandals, for example, are not permitted.  Boat loading will be from the beach, so there may be opportunity to place shoes in basket immediately before getting in the boat.  Shoes must be worn for beach loading, and at any time feet are in the water