Home Town: Coronation, AB
Current City of Residence: Edmonton, AB
Club Team: Edmonton Whitewater Paddlers

Home Town: Middlesbrough, England
Current City of Residence: Edmonton, AB
Club Team: Edmonton Whitewater Paddlers
Bio: Chaz was born in Middlesbrough, England and was a member of the Great Britain Canoe Polo Squad for 12 years. She was European Gold Medalist 2011, European Silver Medalist 2013, World Silver Medalist 2012 and 2014 and World Games Silver Medalist 2013.
Chaz moved to Canada in October 2014 and quickly became involved in Canoe Polo at the local club, Edmonton Whitewater Paddlers, before becoming a member of the National Team Coaching Squad in 2015.

Started Kayaking in 2008 with his wife and son. Plays with the Crunch.Managed the U-21 national team for 4 years and equipment manager for the national team during the same time. Prior to kayaking he was involved with coaching and playing hockey for several years and hold the NCCP certification.

Sieger joined the Pointe-Clare Canoe Club in the summer of 2005 as a 15 year old and he spent the next ten years being as involved as could be. Whether it was as a dedicated sprint athlete or coach, he found his passion in the wide array of opportunities the sport of Canoe/Kayak presented him with. Among podium finishes in K4’s at Nationals, and first place finishes in K2’s and K4’s at Provincials, Sieger picked up the sport of Canoe Polo in 2009, which led to him being named captain of the U21 Men’s Canadian National Team at Canoe Polo Worlds in 2010, in Italy.

Chris finished 17th in the Slalom Canoeing C-2 event at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona. During his slalom career during the late 1970’s to early 1990’s, he achieved a career high ranking of 7th in the world with multiple World Cup and Championship appearances. In 1988, he was selected for the Canoe Polo International Team Squad. He continues to play high level Canoe Polo on his local team, Dragon. In 2014, Chris accepted a role as international coach for Canadian Women’s Canoe Polo Team during World Championships in France.

Brad has been a part of polo in Canada since 1996. Making his first Worlds team in 1998, he continued to be a part of the Mens National Squad until 2015.

Brad first started coaching the Canadian Women at the World Championships in Japan 2004. He has been a part of individual athlete development, and team work since that time.

When he is not busy with polo Brad works to End Homelessness in the Province of Alberta.