Taylor Downriver Raft and Kayak Races
2024 Taylor Downriver Race Results
Long Kayaks Race Times
- Adam Sampson (#125) – 24.64
- Danie Kreykes (#137) – 24.83
- Nate Oben (#75) – 25.00
- (#123) – 25.63
- (#92) – 25.72
Men’s Kayak Race Times
- Josh Stupka (#115)-25.32
- Andrew Cora (#146)-25.82
- Sam Reaman (#69)-26.25
- Wiley Cora (#117)-26.80
- (#65)-27.35
- (#91)-27.77
- (#127)-27.87
- (#109)-37.01
Women’s Kayak Race Times
- Sydney Dickenson (#225)-27.00
- Kestrel Kunz (#220)-27.09
- Giselle Biolley (#118)-27.15
- (#224)-27.96
- (#67)-30.64
Raft Race Times
- Three Rivers Resort (#121)-27.28
- Shakti (#223)-28.22
- Scenic Wanderlust (#100)-29.18
- (#128)-30.16
- (#106)-30.93
- (#96)-31.93
- (#63)-32.43
- (#165)-34.99
- (#160)-35.38
Registration
Registration is $10 per person plus $10 per person for an ACA 1 day license, unless you have an ACA card. Onsite registration opens at 4:30 p.m. Todd’s Slot – Races start at 5:30 p.m.
All participants will get a T-shirt and a beer ticket!!
Cash Prize Awards: $100 for first place, $75 for second place and $50 for third place.
Race License & Waivers:
Every participant must sign the ACA Waiver and Release of Liability form or ACA online waiver prior to participation to the event. If you are an ACA member, you must submit your card number at the event.
PRE-REGISTER: Click the link below to Paypal to pay for event. There is a $10 registration fee and a $10 ACA event license. If you have your ACA card, you can pay $10 for registration but bring ACA card to the race, otherwise you will have to pay the $10 ACA event fee in cash!
$10 American Canoe Association 1 day license: If you don’t have an annual ACA membership each participant will need to purchase a one day event license. This can be done at the registration site the day of the event, but you must bring cash! We recommend that participants pre-register.
ACA Risk Management Requirements:
Life Jacket Wear: All participants in ACA sanctioned events and activities must wear properly-fitting U.S. Coast Guard approved life jackets (Personal Flotation Devices or PFDs) at all times during on-water activities. Event organizers are responsible for enforcing this requirement and should understand if a participant removes their life jacket and an injury or death occurs, the insurance company may deny coverage to the club and/or its members.
Class III or Higher Whitewater
o Participants must wear properly fitting paddling helmets. Bicycle helmets are not acceptable.
o Participants must have an appropriate level of additional flotation in their boats for the venue.
o Groups of up to 8 participants must carry at least 2 throw ropes. Groups larger than 8 participants must carry at 1 throw rope for every 4 participants.
Drug and Alcohol Use before or during on-water activities: The ACA does not allow persons under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs to participate in ACA sanctioned on-water activities. Event coordinators should not allow participants to consume any alcohol or illegal drugs immediately before or during an on-water activity or event. Clubs and affiliate organizations must disqualify any participant under the influence of alcohol or drugs from participation and ask them to leave immediately. See Section V for information on serving alcohol at off-water events and meetings.
See you on the Taylor!