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PCSO-Sponsored Dragon Boat Teams News from the 2026 Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival

Michael Sulyha updates us on the participation of our two PCSO-sponsored cancer survivor dragon boat teams Great Big C and We Beat U at the recent Ottawa Dragon Festival held 19-21 June 2026.

Despite some wet conditions, we had a pretty amazing weekend at this year's Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival!

Here is a short summary of how our two Cancer Survivor teams did...

  • BOTH teams made it into the Charity Cup Challenge on the Friday evening, fundraising a combined grand total of $20,195.05 for the charities supported by the Ottawa Dragon Boat Foundation.
  • Great Big C took home silver medals from the Open Charity Challenge and won back the All Cancer Paddlers Trophy for the third year in a row!
  • We Beat U won their first gold medals in the 500m Mixed "J" Division and a team Trophy as well as a smaller team trophy for both 100m and 200m final races, placing 3rd and 2nd respectively.
  • Saturday's Breast Cancer / All Cancer Paddlers Flower Ceremony was amazing with 6 teams this year all side by side on the water.

Next up will be August/September practices and the Carleton Place Dragon Boat festival on Saturday, September 12.

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Thank you so much,

Michael

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