Sydney Zodiacs

12/10/2026

12/10/2026

So proud of our club! Named Dragon Boats NSW Club of the Year 2025-2026! Thanks to all who make our club such a special place to be !

11/10/2026

🐉💚 GOOD LUCK TO OUR YEAR 12 ZODIACS!

To all our amazing Year 12 paddlers preparing to take on their HSC exams, your entire Zodiacs family is cheering you on! 🎓✨

You have put in the hard work, shown determination, resilience and commitment, and now it’s time to back yourselves and give it your best shot!

Just like on the water, remember to stay focused, trust in your preparation, take it one stroke at a time, and keep pushing towards that finish line. 💪🚣

No matter what the results bring, we are already incredibly proud of you and everything you’ve achieved.

You’ve got this! Your crew is right behind you, every stroke of the way!

Good luck from your entire Sydney Zodiacs family! 🐉

20/09/2026

Super proud of the Zodiacs 24U, 18U and 16U athletes who traveled to Canberra for the Auroras trials. We know you work hard and seek to develop and improve as athletes and people . Facing challenges like these trials is just that!

15/09/2026

A big congratulations to James on his appointment as 24u Assistant Coach and Liz Kassis who will mange our Paradragons and BCP crews for NSW! Super proud to see Zodiacs stepping up to lead our State, now let’s see our paddlers, sweeps and drummers do the same.
C’mon NSW Let’s GO!!

25/04/2026

Today we honour the men and women who stepped into a war they never chose. Their sacrifice was born not from desire, but from necessity a last option in a world that had run out of peace. Because of them, we stand here. Because of them, we are free.

ANZAC Day reminds us that history was not gentle. It was dark, painful, and real and yet, even in the darkest hours, light found a way through.
There were friendships forged in trenches that lasted lifetimes.
There were love letters written by candlelight that travelled oceans and kept hearts alive.
There were nurses who held strangers’ hands so they didn’t die alone, and soldiers who shared their last rations so someone else might see another sunrise.
There were stories of courage, of humour in impossible places, of people who grew stronger than they ever believed they could be.

These moments of humanity, small, bright, stubborn, are the proof that even in war, the human spirit refused to break.

And now, when the world feels heavy and uncertain, when conflict whispers at the edges of our headlines, we cannot let fear consume us. We stay steady. We stay grounded. We remember the past so the past does not repeat itself.

Yes, some days feel dark. Yes, it is hard right now. But just as they did, we hold onto the light, the stories, the lessons, the resilience and trust that things will work themselves out.

Today is not just remembrance.
It is gratitude.
It is responsibility.
It is hope.
Lest we forget.

21/04/2026