Mid-American Canoe & Kayak Race

Thank you to all who participated in the return of the Mid-American Canoe and Kayak Race! We had a blast bringing the event back to the river and we hope you had a blast paddling.

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Canoe Divisions

• Junior Boys, Girls or Mixed – Any canoe type; both paddlers must be 17 or younger
• Adult/Youth – Any canoe type; adult must be 30 or older; youth must be 17 or younger
• Women’s Competitive – 18 years and older; maximum boat length 18-6
• Men’s Competitive – 18 years and older; maximum boat length 18-6
• Women Masters – 40 years and up; maximum boat length 18-6
• Men Masters – 40 years and up; maximum boat length 18-6
• Century – Two paddlers, combined age 100 or more
• Mixed Couple – Man-and-woman team; any age
• Single Paddler – One paddler; single-blade paddle, no Olympic specs
• Unlimited – Any racing boat outside specifications of other classes, including ICF boats

Kayak Divisions

• Women’s Short – Any kayak up to 15 feet; no downriver or racing kayaks
• Men’s Short – Any kayak up to 15 feet; no downriver or racing kayaks
• Women Masters Short – 40 years and up; any kayak up to 15 feet; no downriver or racing kayaks
• Men Masters Short – 40 years and up; any kayak up to 15 feet; no downriver or racing kayaks
• Women’s Long – Any sea kayak up to 18 feet, excluding ICF kayaks, ICF trainers and surf skis
• Men’s Long – Any sea kayak up to 18 feet, excluding ICF kayaks, ICF trainers and surf skis
• Tandem – All ages; any tandem paddler kayak
• Unlimited – Any single-paddler kayak, including ICF kayaks, ICF trainers, surf skis and USCA specified downriver kayaks

Open Divison

• Recreational – Non-competitive; no award given; any canoe or kayak; assistance is allowed on portages
• Best Decorated