Lanikai wins 2004 Hawaii Modular Space Moloka'i Hoe
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[Y2Kanu Photos] by Rick Leton
Molokai Hoe 2004 RESULTS
Place No. Team Name Div Time
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1 4 Lanikai - 1 OPEN 4:54:05
2 71 Shell Va'a OPEN 4:58:07
3 62 Ra'i OPEN 5:02:50
4 22 Xylo Australia Kihei OPEN 5:03:52
5 60 Fare Ara OPEN 5:05:39
6 57 Team New Zealand OPEN 5:06:24
7 8 Outrigger Canoe Club - 1 OPEN 5:07:34
8 6 Outrigger Canoe Club Aust OPEN 5:11:54
9 93 Wailea #1 OPEN 5:15:19
10 3 Kailua Canoe Club - 1 OPEN 5:18:12
11 66 Hui Lanakila Blue OPEN 5:20:02
12 2 Hui Nalu - 1 OPEN 5:24:52
13 52 Hawaiian Canoe Club OPEN 5:29:47
14 10 Moloolooba Outrigger Club MASTERS-40+ 5:29:47
15 80 Outrigger Canoe Club #2 OPEN 5:30:32
16 70 Hawaii Lifeguards OPEN 5:33:13
17 23 Puna Canoe Club OPEN 5:33:50
18 77 Lanikai #2 OPEN 5:35:07
19 28 Hui Nalu #2 OPEN 5:35:30
20 67 Hui Lanakila Red OPEN 5:36:21
21 26 Hui Lanakila MASTERS-40+ 5:37:36
22 78 Lanakila Red OPEN 5:38:10
23 88 Team West Hawaii OPEN 5:41:05
24 94 Wailea Canoe Club #2 OPEN 5:42:32
25 90 Dana Outrigger OPEN 5:44:17
26 81 Kukui O Molokai OPEN 5:45:18
27 41 Jericho-Canada OPEN 5:45:53
28 45 Anuenue Canoe Club OPEN 5:46:48
29 64 False Creek Racing CC OPEN 5:47:26
30 5 Leeward Kai OPEN 5:48:54
31 17 Manuiwa Outrigger MASTERS-40+ 5:49:15
32 1 Healani Blue OPEN 5:50:09
33 35 Lae'ula O Kai OPEN 5:51:09
34 91 Kahana OPEN 5:51:44
35 79 Lanakila White OPEN 5:52:18
36 7 Keahiakahoe OPEN 5:52:58
37 85 Hawaiian OPEN 5:53:20
38 84 Team Big Island MASTERS-55+ 5:53:53
39 95 Pu'uwai OPEN 5:54:09
40 20 Niumalu OPEN 5:55:40
41 50 Team Malina OPEN 5:56:43
42 14 Kai O'Pua OPEN 5:57:30
43 53 Na Molokama O Hanalei MASTERS-50+ 5:57:41
44 42 Koa Kai #3 OPEN 5:59:58
45 58 Waikiki Yacht Club #1 OPEN 6:00:37
46 48 San Francisco Outrigger OPEN 6:01:06
47 33 Lokahi Canoe Club #1 OPEN 6:01:16
48 69 Waikiki Beach Boys Lehua OPEN 6:03:41
49 73 Kalifornia Kahonomukus MASTERS-50+ 6:05:49
50 47 Kailua Canoe Club #2 OPEN 6:06:16
51 11 Anuenue Canoe Club - 1 MASTERS-55+ 6:07:49
52 59 Kanu Connection OPEN 6:08:42
53 89 Outrigger Canoe Club Japa OPEN 6:09:08
54 92 Keaukaha CC OPEN 6:09:23
55 76 Lanikai #3 OPEN 6:10:16
56 27 Hui Nalu OPEN 6:13:01
57 63 False Creek Racing CC OPEN 6:13:47
58 9 Waikiki Surf Club OPEN 6:15:27
59 39 Kai Elua OCC OPEN 6:16:11
60 65 Hui Lanakila Yellow OPEN 6:17:18
61 82 Kahana Canoe Club OPEN 6:17:47
62 51 Kamehameha-Hilo OPEN 6:18:13
63 37 Kaiola Canoe Club MASTERS-55+ 6:20:13
64 68 Waikiki Beach Boys Kai Pi OPEN 6:21:43
65 32 New Hope Canoe Club OPEN 6:21:50
66 34 Lokahi Canoe Club #2 OPEN 6:21:57
67 31 New Hope Canoe Club OPEN 6:23:33
68 86 Hawaiian Canoe Club MASTERS-40+ 6:24:52
69 55 San Francisco Outrigger C OPEN 6:25:12
70 61 Healani White OPEN 6:25:26
71 36 Koa Kai II OPEN 6:26:05
72 83 Na Kai Ewalu OPEN 6:27:14
73 56 Waikiki Yacht Club #2 OPEN 6:28:39
74 74 Kelowna Outrigger MASTERS-40+ 6:28:58
75 54 Alapa Hoe Canoe Club OPEN 6:33:23
76 15 New Hope #2 OPEN 6:35:05
77 40 Koa Kai OPEN 6:36:42
78 29 Tri Cities Outrigger OPEN 6:38:08
79 87 California Golden Masters MASTERS-55+ 6:38:29
80 18 Kahakai OPEN 6:40:03
81 12 Keauhou Canoe Club MASTERS-40+ 6:41:05
82 75 Keahiakahoe MASTERS-55+ 6:41:20
83 43 Pu'uwai OPEN 6:41:46
84 21 North Shore OPEN 6:53:41
85 49 Kamamala Hoe MASTERS-40+ 6:54:21
86 30 New Hope 40 MASTERS-40+ 7:03:05
87 25 Keauakah Canoe Club MASTERS-50+ 7:04:28
88 16 Honolulu Pearl Canoe Club MASTERS-40+ 7:09:29
89 46 Keaukaha Canoe Club OPEN 7:26:46
Posted by keizo on Sun, 10/10/2004 - 2:22pm
Cool photos. Check out the white/yellow team...I think they tried to cut a little too close!
#1 Mon, 10/11/2004 - 5:19am
Why were Team New Zealand and Outrigger Canoe Club so far behind? Was it just that they had a bad course?
#2 Mon, 10/11/2004 - 11:35am
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no - just very overrated
#3 Mon, 10/11/2004 - 3:24pm
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hey, just trying to check out a photo of Team NZ/ Hawaii, Has anyone found one? What colour canoe did they have?
#4 Tue, 10/12/2004 - 11:17am
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Cool photos though, huh! That's us, Leeward Kai Canoe club. We were battling with Anuenue at that time and they were on the same line.They were able to catch the shoulder part of the first wave of the set and we had to turn out. Those photos on y2kanu is only the first set that caught us.The second set was even bigger!It made for some cool video though.That was the funnest part of the whole race!
#5 Sun, 10/24/2004 - 8:20pm
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