The purpose of this study was to analyze the goal-scoring factors in the canoe polo matches and provide future references for coaches during competition and training. Six factors such as scoring time, scoring area, scoring styles, attacking styles, the number of passes and shot motion styles were emphasized in this study. The information of subjects based on the preliminary and final results of the selection of Chinese Taipei delegation team for the 9th Asian Canoe Championship. Total number of 13 matches was recorded by digital camcorder. By playback VCR, all information during matches was observed and recorded by authors. In order to find the differences among all factors, X^2 test was used by this study and α=.05. The results were found: 1. the average number of goals in every match was 7.8 goals. In comparison of goals, no significant difference was found among four 5-minute periods (p＞.05), however, there were significant differences among six scoring areas (p＜.05). Area B (the area in front of the goal) had the highest goals scored about 79.1 % of all matches. 2. In the comparison of scoring styles, there were significant differences of goals among seven scoring styles (p＜.05). 33.7% of goals were scored by fast-break style. 3. In comparison of the number of passes, 90% of goals were scored less or equal to four passes. 4. In comparison of shot motion styles, 80.2% of goals were scored by using overhand shoot style.