Blue Makua race results
Blue Makua Waimea Bay Challenge
Men, 9 miles
Masters 40: 1. Manu O Ke Kai (Moku Sanborn, Charlie Tantog, Jason Bellefeuille, Brian Amantiad, Tomas Schlotman, Greg Pavao), 1:03:23; 2. Hui Lanakila, 1:05:16; 3. Anuenue, 1:05:35; 4. Kailua, 1:06:10; 5. Friends of Manu, 1:07:42; 6. Oleo O Keola, 1:09:45; 7. Ka Moi, 1:10:43; 8. Keahiakahoe, 1:14:35; 9. Alapa Hoe, 1:16:16.
Masters 50: 1. Keahiakahoe (Ken Bailey, Boy Kalama, Chris Crabb, Harold Akea, Dennis Salas, Bernie Paloma), 1:06:12; 2. Kamamalahoe, 1:10:26.
Masters 60: 1. Anuenue (Nappy Napoleon, John Miki, John Stewart, Gaylord Wilcox, Skip Ling, Ed McKeon), 1:10:56; 2. Keahiakahoe, 1:12:23; 3. Manu O Ke Kai, 1:18:45.
Women, 4 miles
Master 40: 1. 96744 (Roz Saizon, Miki Defiesta, Ana Abbey, Alai Abbey, Abby Brillhante, Lei Cunnigham), 47:13; 2. Manu O Ke Kai, 49:16.
Masters 50: 1. North Shore (Mary Martin, Georgette Nicklaus, Folly Murdock, Deidre Erickson, Jennifer Smith, Melita Miller Kalama), 44:10.
Mixed 40: 1. Hui Lanakila (Arlene Holzman, Mikala Bradley, Katie Slocum, Raven Aipa, Brian Mack, Freddy Delos Santos), 37:12; 2. Team Ray, 40:31; 3. North Shore, 44:08; 4. Olelo O Keola 47:47.
Mixed 50: 1. Team Ray (Leohone Magno, Kamuela Magno, Rozalind Murray, Scott Thompson, Dorothy Mar, Vinson Gerona), 45:47; 2. Manu O Ke Kai, 46:29.
Mon, 10/18/2010 - 6:15am
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Posted by silvaray on Mon, 10/18/2010 - 6:23am
right on 1. Manu O Ke Kai (Moku Sanborn, Charlie Tantog, Jason Bellefeuille, Brian Amantiad, Tomas Schlotman, Greg Pavao)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! rulling in Manu Home Waters!!!
Imua Uncle Randy for another great race honoring Blue!
#1 Mon, 10/18/2010 - 2:36pm
Actually the mixed 50's winning team was Team Ray that had Paula Crabb, Eckart, Jane, Ray,Sheri Broad and Gordon in it. Came in 2nd overall. Their time was around 39 minutes.
#2 Mon, 10/18/2010 - 7:55pm
This race was alot of fun from the little bumps to ride on the way back to the beach to the ono local food, music and backyard party atmosphere. This year was my first year for this race-- but I'll be back! Also, want to mention that Blue Makua was one of local boys that was went to Jarvis, Howland or Baker Island around the 1940's to in service to his country. See Hawaii International Film Festival's film, "Under A Jarvis Moon" and you will see Blue's name as one of the 150 local boys that were sent there. The islands were barren just alot of bird guano but they were actually bombed after Pearl Harbor by the Japanese and a couple of our local boys were killed.
#3 Tue, 10/19/2010 - 11:31pm