Long Course Keanae to Kahului 25 miles. (entry fee $40 per paddler pre-regristration. Race day $55 per paddler)
Short Course Maliko to Kahului 9.5 miles. (entry fee $25. Race day $35)
Pre-regristration will be till April 10, 9pm.

Divisions
Iron OC-1 Men: Junior, 18-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+, Top 5 elite
Iron OC-1 Women: Junior, 18-39, 40-49, 50+, Top 3 elite
Iron OC-2: Men, Women, Coed, Junior
Iron Surfski Men: Junior, 18-39, 35-54, 55+, Top 3 elite
Iron Surfski Women: Open (may make more if there are enough entries)
Iron SUP Stock: Men, Women
Iron SUP Unlimited: Men, Women
Iron OC-6: Unlimited Open
Relay OC-1: Men, Women, Coed, Junior
Relay OC-2: Men, Women, Coed, Junior
Relay Surfski: Men, Women, Coed
Relay SUP Stock: Men, Women, Coed
Relay SUP Unlimited: Men, Women, Coed

Cash Prize Elites
Long course OC-1 Men: 1st place $250, 2nd place $150, 3rd place $100, 4th place $75, 5th place $50
Long course OC-1 Women: 1st place $150, 2nd place $100, 3rd place $50
Long Course SS: 1st place Epic carbon fiber surfski paddle, 2nd place $75, 3rd place $50

More info will be up soon. Keep checking Mauipaddlinghui.org.
For info on shipping canoes, contact Ricky Balidoy 276-4869

Maui Paddling Hui's Wailea Construction Maliko Race

This is race #2 in our 3 race Maliko series. Go to our website http://mauipaddlinghui.org for more details and to register online.

Long Course: Maliko to Kahului Harbor. 9.5mi
Short Course: 3 Harbor buoy laps, for novice and 60+. 4mi
Registration: At Kahului Harbor next to canoe hales, 7:00-9:00am.
Entry fee: $25 ($150/OC-6 crew)
Start: 10:00am boards, 10:15 OC/SS. In order to get a fair start, boats may not enter the water until after the boards start. Boats must stay in the bay until released by water patrol 5 minutes before the race start.

Unlimited OC-6 canoes will be allowed!

Waterman/Waterwoman Series Division

The Waterman/Waterwoman division is for those who want to compete in board (SUP or prone), surfski, and OC-1 (yes, we'll still have the usual divisions).

The grand prize for the overall winner of the Waterman Series will be a SIC 9.9 Recon SUP board!
A huge mahalo to Ding King Fiberglass Works Inc. for donating this awesome prize. It will go to the overall winner of whichever gender's division has the most participants, the other gender's division will still have a good grand prize (TBD). Score will be computed on a golf style point system based on your placing in each race.
Participants will need to specifically register for this division.

The Waterman/Waterwoman division is for those who want to compete in board (SUP or prone), surfski, and OC-1.
1st Maliko on March 1: SUP or prone
2nd Maliko on March 8: Surfski
3rd Maliko on March 15: OC-1

Stella Blues Relay Race goes from Ka Lae Pohaku (Kihei Canoe Club) to Hanakao'o (Canoe Beach in Lahaina), with changes at Haycraft, Papalaua (Grandma's), Olowalu/dumps, Guardrails, and Mala Wharf. Check out the website at http://mauipaddlinghui.org/ for additional details and course map.

Registration is 6:30-7:30, race meeting at 7:40. Women, coed, and juniors start at 8:00, men start at 8:30 at Ka Lae Pohaku (Kihei Canoe Club). Boards start at 9:30 at Olowalu.

Divisions:
OC-1: Men Relay, Women Relay, Coed Relay, Kahuna (both paddlers 55+), Junior (both paddlers 17 & under), Solo

OC-2: Men Relay, Women Relay, Coed Relay

Surfski: Men Relay, Women Relay, Coed Relay, Kahuna (both paddlers 55+), Solo

SUP & Prone (starts at Olowalu): Men Relay, Women Relay, Coed Relay, no solo division for boards.

Maliko Gulch to Kahului Harbor, 9 miles. Open to all paddle disciplines: SUP, OC1, OC2, surf ski, and prone paddleboard.

Paddle Imua, a benefit held on Saturday, May 9, 2015 specifically for Camp Imua, is an exciting annual fund raising event that celebrates the lives of special needs children by embracing our connection to the ocean.

Camp Imua, a program of Imua Family Services, brings the community and children with special needs together for a free weeklong, overnight recreational camp each summer. The Camp gives school-age children with "special abilities" opportunities to try new activities and connect with others. It gives volunteers opportunities to connect with the children and to give back to the community. Camp Imua also gives the children’s caregivers much needed time off. Fifty children attend and at least 150 community volunteers and numerous businesses from restaurants, helicopter companies, and live bands make Camp Imua memorable and fun for all.

Proceeds from Paddle Imua directly benefit Camp Imua and cover the cost of nutritious meals, campground rental, transportation, medical supplies and the many activities enjoyed at Camp! Camp Imua is a program of Imua Family Services.

Follow us @paddleimuamaui or #paddleimua

For more info or to register visit the Maui Paddling Hui (formerly Maui Canoe & Kayak Club) website at http://mauipaddlinghui.org.

Don't miss the fun of the season kick-off! A huge Mahalo to Sarento's On The Beach and Aaron Placourakis for his generosity in hosting us at the terrific season opener post race party & awards at Sarentos.

Registration:8:00am to 9:15am Ka Lae Pohaku (Kihei Canoe Club).

Race start: 10:00am at Ka Lae Pohaku.

Check out our website at http://mauipaddlinghui.org/ for course details, you can also register and pay on the website to save time on race morning. Entry fee is $25, or $10 for juniors (17 years old and younger). Or register for the whole season for $150 to save money and get a free jersey.

We are also having pre-registration on Friday, Jan. 3rd, 4:00-6:00pm at Hoaloha Park, Kahului Harbor, in front of the Canoe Hales. Avoid the Saturday morning madness, pick up your jersey (for season members), and socialize with your ocean racing friends.