Tug Of War – Sydenham Dragon boat Festival
The WonderBroads win Gold in the women’s category for the inaugural Tug Of War Challenge at the Sydenham Dragon boat Festival!
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Trivia Night
Our Dinner & Trivia Night is back! October 18, 2024 at 6:00pm.
For details, tickets and registration click here.
Rotary Club Article: Paddling for Cancer Survivors
Peggy Hurley and Linda Bishop are two passionate women! As breast cancer survivors, their commitment to providing an opportunity for women to move forward through the power of support, is truly inspirational. That’s why they are spearhead the Wonder Broads Dragon Boat Race Team.
As breast cancer survivors themselves, they celebrate life and maximize wellness through dragon boat paddling. Their mission – Courage, Commitment, Camaraderie, Teamwork, and Respect is seen in everything they accomplish. Their last local win was in 2015 and since that time they have travelled the world competing in Australia, Italy, Ireland and numerous races in the U.S.
As a registered non-profit charity, the team raises money to keep their boat afloat and donate to cancer care and research. They have raised over $2 million locally for cancer care locally. A truly amazing accomplishment.
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Wonderbroads Support Work Toward The Cure
“Dominating the sport of dragon boat racing is not enough for the WonderBroads of Windsor-Essex — the breast cancer survivors also want to help find a cure for cancer. That is why the group is donating to the WE-Spark Health Institute and to University of Windsor cancer research.”
Run For The Cure 2023
The Wonderbroads are excited to announce that we will once again be participating in the Run For The Cure on October 1st. Come and join us!
View our Team Fundraising Page
20th Anniversary
The WonderBroads of Windsor and Essex County celebrated their 20 year anniversary with a party on July 8th. All team members, supporters and contributors to the team were invited to join in the festivities. We had our dragon boat at the site and started by having some of our new members and our Coach dot the eyes of the dragon.
Our Assistant Coach and a founding member, Peggy Hurley, along with a few other founding members spoke about our early beginnings and our 20 year journey as a team. We remembered our lost members with a flower ceremony. We had team memorabilia on display, including past uniforms, medals we’ve won, community contributions by the team and many pictures. A lovely lunch was provided. A beautiful day was had by all.
