1st place Hanalei 115, 2nd place Kaiola 82, 3rd place Pu'uwai 51, 4th place NaMolokama 49, 5th place Niumalu 42, 6th place Kilohana 29, 7th place Koloa 5
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Results at Y2Kanu

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OC6 races took place on Saturday in strong (up to 30 mph) Easterly winds. The East wind blew against the current of the river kicking up 5-6 foot waves. OC1/2/surfski races took place on Sunday in 20 mph Westerly winds going with the river’s current. All races consisted of two laps with legs both upwind and down. Upwind legs were long and rough, with the downwind legs being fast and hot.
More info about the race at: Bend Outrigger

The NOCC proved to be a growing event. With 45 OC1 canoes it can be called today as the biggest OC1 race in Europe. Participants this year came from Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, England, Spain, Zweden, Italy, France, Germany, Holland, Belgium. Nothing else but happy faces since paddle conditions were great, camping next to Surfers Paradise was allowed and all races were full of sensation... Martin Buday (Germany) won the Tsunami OC1 by finishing first overall, Raye Helen Powell (New Zealand) won the woman's overall titel (and Tsunami OC1). Team France showed everyone a lesson in the OC4 elimination race and 3x3km relay race. Pictures and results can be seen at www.surfersparadise.be . The NOCC will take place next year 15-16 of July.

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TEAM SCORES: 1. PUNA 159 (A); 2. KAWAIHAE 133 (A); 3. KAI OPUA 127 (A); 4. KAI EHITU 103 (A); 5. KEAUKAHA 90 (A); 6. KEAUHOU 74 (B); 7. KEOUA 59 (B); 8. KAMEHAMEHA 56 (A); 9. HUI WAA O WAIAKEA 44 (C); 10. KAILANA 42 (C); 11. KONA ATHLETIC 30 (C); 12. PADDLERS OF LAKA 26 (C); 13. WAIKOLOA 13 (B); 14. NA WAA HANAKAHI 5 (C).