17th Annual George Perry Memorial Keiki Race hosted by Lanikai Canoe Club at Kailua Beach Park.
Please see flyer, and go to website for forms and other information. Aloha.
HCKT Paddling Excellence Clinic
The focus of this clinic will be OC1 and Surfski. Be ready for the Moloka'i Solo and Moloka'i World Championships as well as just improve your skills with essential information on preparations and technique. Learn about race mentality, diet, and refueling as well as technique tips from the best in the world.
Bring your craft and come along to talk story with great athletes and coaches including
Jimmy Austin, Pat Dolan, Ryan Dolan, Guy Wilding, and Shelley Oates-Wilding
Register online at:
https://www.hckt.org/register/HCKT_Clinic/registration.php
Aloha hou,
My name is Marta and I am the director-producer of "I Just Love to Paddle" short documentary on Uncle Nappy Napoleon. I am horored to invite you to a premiere screening that will be held on Saturday, April 9th at 7pm at Still & Moving Center on 1024 Queen st in Honolulu.
This movie is a labor of love. It portrays Uncle Nappy as the paradigm of a Hawaiian Waterman which he is and his family as a paradigm of a modern Hawaiian family. Nappy Napoleon will make a guest appearance at the premiere screening.
Please inform your club members and anybody else that could be interested about this showing. You can also forward the e-vite which you should as well receive in the email form. Help us spread the word about this. The world can truly benefit from Uncle Nappy's teachings!
Please let me know if you have any questions. I am looking forward to seeing you at the premiere,
me ke aloha,
Marta Czajkowska
www.martamedia.com
Kanaka Ikaika Bud Light State Championship
For OC-1, OC-2, Surfskis, SUP
Course:
Long: Waimanalo Beach Park- around Rabbit Isle. - around the wind sock - finish near beach at Kaimana.
Short: Hawaii Kai - Portlock Point - Diamond Head Buoy - Kaimana Beach.
Date: Sunday April 03
Time: Registration starts 6:30 a.m. at Hawaii Kai
Long Course start - 9:30 a.m.
Short Course start - 10:30 a.m.
Post Race: Lunch and awards at LULU's on the corner of Kapahulu and Kalakaua. Swag and giveaways from Bud Light, Kialoa, Hawaiian Discovery, Hinano, Oiwi. Plus ENZA apples at registration.
Va'a Hoe Brazil 2011 - ICRJ Commodore Cup
South American venue of the World Long Distance V1 Circuit - 7th year of the va´a races of the Rio de Janeiro Yacht Clube Commodore´s Cup.
Organization: Rio Va´a Club and Iate Clube do Rio de Janeiro
Informations : [email protected]
Categories: V1 (traditional one person canoe Polynesian canoe) V1R (one person canoe with rudder), V6 (six paddlers), K1 (individual ocean kayak), surfski
Rudderless Va'a race where the first place Man, Woman, Junior Man and Juniro Woman win a Ticket to compete in Te Aito in July. AND every entry goes in the draw to win a Maui Kanu!!
Punana Leo o Kawaiaha'o Heihei Wa'a Fundraiser
When: May 14, 2011
Where: Hawai'i Kai to Kaimana
Register 7:30-9:00, meeting at 9:00 am at Parking lot near bathrooms.
Time: 9:40am and 10:00am
Cost: $25.00 (Pre-register) and $30.00 Day-of race (includes shirt and food)
OC1/OC2/Surfski/SUP/V1/Paddleboard
Awards/Lunch at 1:00pm at Kapiolani Park Bandstand at E Malama I Ke Kai Ocean Awareness Festival.
Email Dean Hirahara at [email protected] for questions.
Pre-register early to secure a shirt. Payment made to: Hui Makua o Kawaiaha'o
Register at www.paahawaii.com
Registration: 8am
Registration and Start: Waialea Bay; Beach 69s - Puako
Steinlager Kaiwi Solo
Kanaka Ikaika's Oiwi Oahu Championship
When: Saturday March 19
10:00 start
7:00 - 9:00 Registration at Hawaii Kai
Course: Makai Pier to Magic Island
Short: Hawaii Kai to Magic Island
Finish, Lunch, Awards: Post Race Food by DA KITCHEN. Awards and prizes from OIWI Ocean Gear, at Magic Island
Looks like Wind!!!!!!
Questions see www.kanakaikaika.com or call 222-2484
Hinano Surf Coastal Relay
Course: 4 legs:
Short: legs 3 and 4.
Race NOT moved to April 24.
Registration 6:30 am outside Drop in Cafe in Safeway Parking lot, Aikahi Park.
Start: 9:00 am.
First 100 people to register get a free Hinano Surfwear hat
Prizes from Hinano Surf
Bud Light, ENZA, OIWI, Kialoa
See www.kanakaikaika.com for more info. or call 222-2484
Aloha!
The 6th Annual Shark Bite Challenge will take place on April 15-17, 2011 (in conjunction with the Island Earth Days Festival). The Shark Bite Challenge features 2-days of paddling and racing. Saturday's races include 6-person Hawaiian Outrigger Canoes. The 45-foot long, traditional canoes are quite a site to see! Historically, the canoes were the Polynesians' ancient form of transportation. Today, the canoes are Hawaii's most popular sport, and the sport continues to grow around the world. Sunday's races include categories for surfksi's, OC1′s, OC2′s, kayaks, canoes, prone paddleboards and SUP's. Both races will paddle along the coastlines of Honeymoon Island State Park, and her sister barrier island, Caladesi State Park. Caladesi was ranked #1 Beach in America in 2008.
Last year, the Shark Bite Challenge hosted 150 paddlers from all over the country. This year, the event plans on having more, especially with the addition of the Stand Up Paddleboard classes on Sunday. All proceeds of the Shark Bite Challenge benefit Friends of the Island Park, a citizen supported and non-profit organization that supports the efforts of Honeymoon and Caladesi Island State Parks.
When: April 15th – 17th, 2011
Friday, April 15th: Pre-event welcome and early registration with FREE BEER at the Dunedin Brewery, 6:30-9 p.m.
April 16th includes 6-man Outrigger Canoe Race
12 mile race
April 17th includes a 4-mile and an 8-mile kayak, canoe, surfski, OC1, SUP, and prone paddleboard race.
Where: Honeymoon Island State Park
1 Causeway Blvd.
Dunedin, FL 34698
www.facebook.com/sharkbitechallenge
www.sharkbitechallenge.blogspot.com
The Shark Bite Challenge is a fundraiser for the Friends of the Island Parks, a citizen support organization (and non-profit), that supports the efforts of Caladesi and Honeymoon Island State Parks. The Challenge works in conjunction with the Island Earth Days festival. With registration, all racers receive a dry-fit t-shirt, lunch, and VIP seating at the festival
Third annual Race Around the Hat at Kualoa Beach Park.
Event to include two races per division with the fastest total time being the winner. There are no heats this year. The race will feature a short prologue for each division (men, women, juniors, etc) and a longer final race for the championship. As always we will try to coordinate loaner canoes for those who do not own a rudderless and the race will somehow go around The Hat.
Subject: Kualoa/Hakipu'u Canoe Festival March 12 from 10am-3pm
The Department of Parks and Recreation Kualoa Regional Park will be holding their second annual canoe festival on March 12 (Saturday) from 10am-3pm.
It will be similar to last year’s event where the public could come and learn about all things to do with canoeing and also take part in canoe rides.
We will also be have the camp grounds open to anyone who would like to camp that weekend.
Iris Fukunaga
Camp Specialist
Kualoa Regional Park
C & C of Honolulu
Department of Parks & Recreation
(808) 237-8525
Livestrong Keokea Benefit Race on Saturday, March 19th. Keokea Beach Park to Mahukona (North Kohala).
Saturday, Sunday March 5th, 6th
Registration at www.paahawaii.com
Kanaka Ikaika Presents the HALEIWA JOE'S KUALOA SLIDE.
When: Sunday February 27, 2011
Long Course: Kailua Beach Park to Kualoa Beach Park
Short Course: Heeia Pier - to the Head Buoy - to Kualoa
Registration: Kailua Beach Park 7:00 - 9:00 am
Start Long: 10:00 am
Start Short: 10:15 am
Lunch: Provided by Haleiwa Joe's Restaurant - Haiku
Bud Light, Kialoa, ENZA, Island Paddler, Vamps, Planet Sun, Hawaiiandiscovery.com.
Kanaka Ikaika presents the Planet Sun - Da Kitchen Race to HCKT.
Saturday Feb. 19
Course: From Hawaii Kai to the Hawaii Canoe and Kayak Team University Ave. Boat House (really but not really - outside Magic Isle.). Attend pre-race meeting for full details of course.
Short: TBD, but most likely starting from Kaimana.
Registration: 7:00 - 9:00 am in Hawaii Kai
Start: 10:00 am
Luch, Prizes and Awards: At the Ala Wai park at the end of University Ave. (University Halau). Food from Da Kitchen Restaurant on Isenberg. Da Kitchen has excellent cuisine. Prizes and giveaways from Planet Sun and Da Kitchen. Hawaiian Discovery Jen Ken Po for a bench and coffee table at the end.
10 am start but come early to register and for announcements!
http://www.bigislandweekly.com/articles/2009/04/01/read/lifestyle/lifes…
http://hawaiipaddling.com/race-schedule/
http://hawaiipaddling.squarespace.com/storage/2011%20schedule.pdf
Info will be up soon at www.paahawaii.com
Pdl2day Luv 2mrw Race
Sunday February 13, 2011
Last day pre-registration February 9, 2011
www.paahawaii.com
2011 Florida West Coast Championships
The Kai Aniani Canoe Club (www.clearwatercanoeclub.com) and Clearwater Community Sailing Center (www.clearwatercommunitysailingcenter.org) have partnered up to hold the annual Florida West Coast Championships. Events will be held on Feb 19th and 20th
Event Information:
Feb 19th - OC-6 Events
Feb 20th - OC-1, Stand Up Paddle, Surfski, and Kayak race
Crazy Paddlers who is the exclusive distributor for Kai Wa'a, and Outrigger Zone outriggers along with Suplove stand up paddle boards will be offering demos of their new Suplove line of stand up paddle boards during the events. Come down and try one of these beautifully hand crafted SUP's. For more information got to: www.crazypaddlers.net
GOLD COAST CUP 2011
Australia's Richest OC6 Change-Over Race - Saturday 28th May Followed by OC1 & OC2 Races on Sunday 29th May.
Billet Accommodation available for International Paddlers to reduce your costs!
Kanaka Ikaika race #3 - Bob's Pizzeria Kailua Challenge Saturday Feb. 05.
Start and Finish at Kailua Beach Park.
Long course is around Flat - Bird, Mokes, to Pinkys and back to Kailua Beach. Approx. 12 miles.
Short Course: 6 miles, course is weather pending.
Registration 7:00 - 9:00 am
Race start 10:00 am
Bob's delicious Pizza Pies for lunch
Bob's Pizzeria and Island Snow prizes and awards.
Save the Date: 3rd Annual OluKai Ho’olaule’a Ocean Festival
May 14 and 15 a celebration of ocean culture comes to Kanaha Beach Park, Maui
OluKai’s Ho’olaule’a, a celebration of the ocean and the cultures that surround it, returns on May 14th and 15th to the Lae ‘Ula O Kai Canoe Club at Kanaha Beach Park, Maui. The third annual Ho’olaule’a pays tribute to the ocean lifestyle through competition, tradition, family and giving back to the community.
Elite watermen, waterwomen and enthusiasts will have the opportunity to paddle race the famous Maliko “downwinder” on Maui’s North shore, an eight-mile stretch from Maliko Gulch to the Lae ’Ula O Kai Canoe Club at Kanaha Beach Park.
A $15,000 prize purse will be shared equally between the men’s and women’s elite division of each racing discipline. Both the OC1, one-person canoe, and standup paddle races will run along the Maliko “downwinder” throughout the festival weekend. The standup paddle race will take place on Saturday starting at noon and the OC1 race will begin at noon on Sunday.
OluKai has expanded this year’s Ho’olaule’a to include an “Ohana Fun Paddle”. This 2.5 mile non-competitive, non-timed paddle was developed for ocean enthusiast of all ages and all skill levels. The “Ohana Fun Paddle” will occur on Saturday from Baldwin Beach to the Kanaha Beach Park.
Beyond the paddle races, free, fun activities will celebrate the spirit and traditions of Island culture. Everyone is invited to join in ancient Hawaiian games hosted by Maui Cultural Lands. The 2010 HSCA Champions “Team OluKai” will be offering sailing canoe rides in their renowned vessel Kamakakoa throughout the weekend.
Saturday evening the celebration continues with a traditional Hawaiian luau, hula performance and live music. The luau dinner with live entertainment is $10 for adults or included with race entry fee.
Part of the proceeds from the OluKai Ho’olaule’a Ocean Festival go to the OluKai ‘Ohana Giveback Program. Beneficiaries include Maui Cultural Lands and the Hawaiian Lifeguard Association’s Junior Lifeguard Program. These organizations will be presented with donations at a special ceremony concluding the weekend festivities on Sunday evening.
3rd Annual OluKai Ho'ololaule'a Maui SUP/OC1 Race May 14-15, 2011 Maliko Bay to Kanaha Beach Park. $15,000 in Gender Equal Prize Money.
Hui Nalu Canoe Club sponsors this race in honor of one of Hawaii's and Hui Nalu's finest waterman Kala Kukea.
Date: Saturday April 23, 2011
Registration: 6:30-8:30 At the Bathhouse
Start Times:
Keiki Korse is 8:30
Long and Short 10:00
Cost: $27 adults/$15 under 18
Course: Long- Makai Pier to Maunalua Bay
Short- Portlock Pt.- Niu Valley- Maunalua Bay
Keiki Korse- Triangle around Portlock Ages 12-15
All Categories: OC1, V1, SUP, Paddleboard, (6 man short only)
Lunch and Silent Auction.
Race scheduled to start @ 10am, but come early to register.
Check the website for the most recent updates.
Aloha from Maui!
Hawaiian Canoe Club is proud to once again host the Maui Invitational Keiki Regatta at Kahului Harbor. This year's event will take place on Saturday, February 26 and and include OC6 and OC2 races for Nov B (6th grade), Nov A (7th & 8th grades), Junior Varsity (9th & 10th grades) and Varsity (11th & 12th grades).
We hope you will also join us for dinner and awards at the HCC hale at 5:30pm followed by a youth dance till 9:30pm.
Details and forms are available at http://www.hawaiiancanoeclub.org/community/maui-invitational-keiki-rega…. If you plan to attend, please turn in the Intent to Participate form by February 22 so we can get an accurate headcount.
Email Paul Ka'uhane Lu'uwai at [email protected] or Kaimana at [email protected] if you have any questions.
Mahalo nui,
Hawaiian Canoe Club
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