Aloha all,

Our senior masters women's team will be paddling in the Queen Liliuokalani race this summer. We are training hard and really stoked about this race however most of us are somewhat inexperienced when it comes to races of this magnitude. A few of our crew has expressed interest in signing up for the Ali'i Challenge which is a fun event that is offered a couple of days after the Queen Lili.

Hello Gang,

I'm getting text updates from Danny Ching today. As I receive them, I will attempt to post them to the OCPaddler forum.

First change. Us, Kai & Pat; Daniel and Kua. 3 way tie.

hello everyone.. I did the KWC race last Saturday and left my Pure double-bend, and a Makana Alii (two blades) at Salt Pond park afterwards. I'm pretty sick about leaving them behind as they are my favourite blades and very hard to replace.

They were left near the Kamanu boat trailer, and were gone when I went back later that day. If anyone has any info on what may have happened to them please let me know.

Many thanks..

Scott
Vancouver, Canada
schroeder.es@gmail.com

Not too much talk about this weekend's event. Usually by now there are favorite teams being talked about. My guess is that the predicted weather has put a bit of a damper on the discussions.

Any recommendations for wrist type GPS. Mainly for measuring distance and speed

Took some pictures during the kauai world challange 2013 of some of my friends , took alot of other peoples pics as well. if wanted please email me.

kinda like they do for surf competitions. 

Obviously this isn’t for every race, but it seems reasonable to have a few days to choose from for these pinnacle channel crossings.  Its just that, paddlers are getting skunked – a lot.  SW headwinds have plagued the Hoe, Maui-Molokai solo, Molo Solo and yep you guessed it – on schedule to return just in time for this Sunday’s Molokai relay.
 
The best paddlers, the best conditions --- for the championship. 
Isn’t that what everyone wants?
 

Kaiwi Relay Entrant List

Hi,

Here is an update on Hui Nalu's Kala Kukea Challenge:
Saturday April 27, 2013

Due to the number of pre-registrations we have received and the number of crews/clubs wishing to borrow canoes, we are adjusting the start times of the OC6 Long Course, and OC6 and OC1 Short Course for this weekend’s race.
New start times are: OC6 & OC1 Short Course, 9:30am at Marshall’s Beach, paddler/coaches/steersmen’s meeting at 9am at Hui Nalu Halau. OC6 Long Course, 10:30am at Marshall’s Beach, coaches/steersmen’s meeting at 10am at Hui Nalu Halau.