Welcome to University of York's Canoe Polo Club! We warmly welcome any and all abilities and train at least once a week.
Your first session is free and we'd love to show the excitement Canoe Polo provides! Canoe polo is a modern contact sport which is rising in both skill and popularity. Teams of 5 players take to the water and battle it out to score goals in opposing nets suspended 2 metres high. The game is similar in style to basketball but takes place in kayaks and contact is allowed. //
YUCPC trains weekly
25/03/2026
Congratulations to the newly elected committee for 26/27!
From left to right: James (Training and Kit Officer), Joe (Treasurer), Henry (President/Captain), Ben (Secretary and Social Secretary), Ned (Safety Officer), Nate (Wellbeing Champion) and Jake (not pictured) (Merch, Press and Publicity)!
They'll take over the roles after Roses, thank you to everyone who ran and came along to vote!
21/03/2026
Thanks to everyone who attended our final Division 3 tournament of the year, whether you were there to play or support!
Despite starting off with an unfortunate 4-1 loss to , we came back to thrash D 11-2 and a thrilling 4-4 draw to .canoepolo (which apparently was a scratch win for us though)
Player of the tournament goes to James! But it was really close between everyone that attended today!
We now look onwards to and after Easter! Hope to see you all there, along with training this Tuesday and our AGM on Wednesday at 7!
Well done again to everyone today!
-Nate :-)
13/03/2026
Hey all!
Our AGM is coming up on Wednesday 25th March and we need as many of you there to vote and run for each committee role! It will take place in SLB/007 at 7pm, then followed by AGM at 8pm!
Please swipe to find the roles you might want to run for offer and what jobs they entail!
Look forward to seeing you all there 😄
16/11/2025
Hey all! Last Saturday we attended our 2nd Yorkshire Division 3 tournament at Yearsley. Unfortunately, despite having a great time, we did not get all the results we wanted perhaps due to harder opposition this time along with a loss of key players and no subs.
However, all our games were hard fought battles with a close draw to Durham along with very close losses to Sheffield Little Spoons and Leeds Mints which could've easily gone either way. We also unfortunately lost to a Kingston D team which included 2 of our former players and coached by our former coach!
Overall, we had another amazing time playing along with meeting old members and I couldn't be more proud of the team for showing up and playing despite the circumstances.
We look forward to our next tournament at the end of February where we hope to have as many of you as possible!