The Asian Canoe Pole Championships is the top Asian canoe pole event for national teams, managed by the Asian Canoe Confederation (ACC).

History Its history dates back to 1985, when the first Asian Championships were held in Japan, at that time only in the men's category. It was not until the 8th Asian Championships in China in 1999 that a women's tournament was organized in addition to the men's category. The championships are held every 2 years. In the men's category, the tournament is dominated by teams from East Asia, and in the women's category, by the Iranian team.

Qualification The championships also serve as a continental qualification for the World Championships or the canoe polo tournament at the World Games.

Ranking Senior Ranking + Results

#YearVenueMenWomen1st2nd3rd1st2nd3rd1 1985 Tokyo, Japan —2 1987 Zhaoqing, China A B —3 1989 Jakarta, Indonesia A B —4 1991 Ōtsu, Japan —5 1993 Hiroshima, Japan —6 1995 Chengdu, China —7 1997 Sokcho, South Korea —8 1999 Changde, China 9 2002 Tehran, Iran 10 2003 Tainan, Taiwan 11 2005 Putrajaya, Malaysia 12 2007 Hwacheon, South Korea 13 2009 Hualien, Taiwan 14 2011 Tehran, Iran 15 2013 New Delhi, India 16 2015 Hong Kong 17 2017 Sungai Mati, Malaysia 18 2023 Singapore — 19 2025 Putrajaya, Malaysia 2019 was played with Asian Cup Name (CHN). 2021 was cancelled (SIN). 2019 Asia Cup Results - Men: ,, Women: ,, 2023 shared gold due rainy weather. 2025 19th Asian Canoe Polo Championship, Putrajaya, Malaysia, 10–14 September 2025.

U21 #YearVenueMen U21Women U211st2nd3rd1st2nd3rd1 1985 Tokyo, Japan No Competition No Competition2 1987 Zhaoqing, China 3 1989 Jakarta, Indonesia 4 1991 Ōtsu, Japan 5 1993 Hiroshima, Japan 6 1995 Chengdu, China 7 1997 Sokcho, South Korea 8 1999 Changde, China 9 2002 Tehran, Iran 10 2003 Tainan, Taiwan 11 2005 Putrajaya, Malaysia 12 2007 Hwacheon, South Korea 13 2009 Hualien, Taiwan 14 2011 Tehran, Iran @ @@15 2013 New Delhi, India @@16 2015 Hong Kong 17 2017 Sungai Mati, Malaysia 18 2023 , Singapore 19 2025 , Malaysia 2019 was played with Asian Cup Name (CHN) but there is no information about holding youth competitions. 2021 was cancelled (SIN). 2023 @ = Only 2 Teams. @@ = The first edition of the Asian U21 Canoe Polo Championship in the girls' division was not held due to the lack of a quorum of participating teams in 2011 and 2013.

2019 Asian Cup The 2019 Asian Canoe Polo Championships were held in Deqing, China, as part of the Asian Canoe Polo Cup. Singapore's Senior Women's team won gold in the Senior Women's category. The Senior Men's and U21 Men's teams from Singapore also participated, with the U21 team placing second in their division. The tournament also featured Chinese Taipei's U21 team, who won their division, and Malaysia's U21 team, who finished second.

Senior:

U21:

Senior M: 1- JPN 2- IRI 3- TPE

Senior W: 1- SIN 2- TPE 3- IRI

U21 M: 1- TPE 2- MAS 3- CHN

U21 W: 1- CHN 2- TPE 3- THA

Asian Club Cup 2024 in 2025 in

Medals Men (1985-2023)

Shared Gold in 2023.

Women (1999-2023)

Men U21 (2013-2023)

Women U21 (2015-2023)

Total (1985-2023)

Results

1989

2003

See also Canoe Polo World Championships Canoe polo at the World Games European Canoe Polo Championships Canoe polo at the Asian Games

References

Links http://www.asia-canoe.com/