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Punana Leo o Honolulu Makahiki Maoli Festival Heihei Waa

Event Description

This race is a fundraiser race for the keiki of Punana Leo o Honolulu Hawaiian immersion pre-school. Cost is $30 per paddler, $45 for OC2 ( jr is $20 OC1 and $30 OC2). Pre Registration is now available at Oiwi and entry forms will also be posted on this site, but must be turned in to Oiwi or Punana Leo o Honolulu. By pre-registering you have a better chance of receiving a race shirt that is your proper size. Race shirts and lunch will be provided for all paddlers. Registration will also be available that day. For more info, call PLOH at 841-6655 or call Kahookahi at 936-4249.

HVA Development Program

Event Description

An informational meeting to introduce HVA's program for paddlers from age 16 to 21. We will have free drinks and food at the meeting at Kawainui Park. RSVP with number attending to [email protected]
Please see attached PDF for details.

HVA Development Program

Event Description

An informational meeting to introduce HVA's program for paddlers from age 16 to 21. All paddlers are welcome to join. The program is free. We will have free drinks and food at the informational meeting. RSVP with number attending to [email protected]
Please see attached PDF for details.

Keehi Ironman Challenge

Event Description

OC-6 Iron Race to be held on Saturday, 10/3/09 from Hawaii Kai to Keehi Lagoon (16 miles). Men/women/mixed crew categories. $240/crew pre-registration 10/1 & 10/2 from 4-7 pm at Keehi Lagoon Halau, $350/crew race-day registration. 1st 30 registered crews guaranteed t-shirts. Race fees includes lunch/entertainment/drinks. Contact Shiela (808) 222-0158/Lisa (808) 699-6297. Trophy to first crew in each category. Medals to top three finishers in each category. Staggered starts based on age group. First to finish wins! Sponsored by Alapa Hoe Canoe Club and Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club.
Format: OC-6 Iron (Races will be run by age-groups, not gender)
Date: Saturday, October 3 (Pre-registration: Thursday and Friday October 1st and 2nd from 4 pm to 7 pm at Keehi Lagoon Halau)
Time: First Crews (60’s and 55’s) Start 8:30 a.m. Second Heat (50’s and 40’s) start 10 minutes later. Open crews start 10 minutes after that.
Cost: $240 per crew (pre-registration) $350 day of race (Entry includes lunch, entertainment, “beverages” and medals)
Categories: Men, Women, Mixed by age groups (60+, 55+, 50+, 40+, Open)
Trophy to first crew in each category (Men, Women, Mixed) crossing the finish line (regardless of age group or gender). Medals to first three finishers in each category. T shirts guaranteed to first 30 registered crews.
Coaches Meeting at 8:00 am. HCRA Waiver required for all participants.
Contacts: Shiela Sanford (808-222-0158) or Lisa Bento (808-699-6297)

HVA Summer Series

Event Description

Check out Hawai'i Va'a Association's 2010 schedule.
Updated schedule!
The Sand Island race will be moved to May 29, 2010. Race course and location remain the same. Registration for this race should be up by Thursday April 29th. We will again feature a tiered race fee system that will depend on whether you need to borrow a canoe, will loan your canoe, or will have your own but not loan it out.
For this season anyone in attendance will be allowed to purchase additional raffle tickets for the prize drawings after the races. All proceeds from these raffles will go towards offsetting the cost of sending HVA's youth team to Tahiti for Hawaiki Nui 2010.
Events will get progressively longer in 2010. The season culminates with the Race Around the Hat which features a longer race course. There will be seasonal point totals and awards for the series winners so start practicing your V-1 technique! We will be updating the schedule with technique clinics that are open to all ages. Keep your eyes peeled for updates.
Also, be sure to come out for the PA'A races this winter and spring to enter the V-1 division.

Dan Nathaniel Long Distance Canoe Race

Event Description

This event is hosted by Kamehameha Canoe Club of Hilo and will include iron and 9 man crews. This race and venue has a windward exposure along the east side of Hawaii Island originating from Hilo Bay. A spray skirt, and escort boat may be required for your wa'a so please contact Kamehameha Canoe Club as soon as possible for requirements, conditions, and course information.
Contact Kamehameha Canoe Club at:
[email protected]

38th Annual Queen Liliuokalani Outrigger Canoe Races

Event Description

Aloha Canoe Paddlers!
We’re looking forward to seeing you in Kona next week for the 38th Annual Queen Liliuokalani Long Distance Canoe Races, September 5 & 6.
Go to kaiopua.org for more race details and registration.
New this year:
We have been trying to lessen our impact on the reef and shore at Honaunau over the years, even as our race gets bigger. This year we have a new solution that should help, and be fun for everyone. Blue Sea Cruises, a local tour boat company, is making their Spirit of Kona tour catamaran available for transporting race participants and spectators. The basics of how it will work is that the Spirit of Kona (SOK) will take men’s crews from the Kailua Pier to Honaunau, and bring women’s crew back. Crews will make their exchange from ship to canoe (men), or canoe to ship (women), out in the bay at Honaunau.
The schedule will be:
Saturday, Sept 5
Board SOK at the Kailua Pier 7:15 am to 7:45 am
Spectators and men racers
Women racers should send a post race bag with the men to have on board when they finish.
The SOK will follow the race along as it unfolds, to the finish at Honaunau.
Canoes will come along side the SOK and crews will transfer.
The SOK will start with the men’s race. In the later stage of the men’s race, the SOK will move ahead so all passengers can unload at the Kailua Pier before the first of the men’s crew finish.
It should be a great way to watch the race and enjoy the coastline!
The cost for the transport is:
$10 for passenger – one way – these are crew members
$25 for spectator – round trip only
$12 for child (18 & under) - round trip only and must be accompanied by an adult both ways
***No smoking on board SOK
***for children under 5 and younger, please consider that the round trip will be approximately 6 hours and there is nowhere on board to lie down
If you want to check out the Spirit of Kona here’s the link:
www.blueseacruisesinc.com
They have food and beverage for sale on board. For the women race participants on the return to Kailua, the bar onboard SOK will have adult beverages for sale as well.
To pre-book go to kaiopua.org and use the email contact. For final booking, go to our race registration room when you get to Kona. All passengers must sign a waiver along with their payment.
LOGO SHOP
Just off the pool area, open Wednesday through Monday. As usual, really cool paddling gear!
REGISTRATION
Go to the www.kaiopua.org for online registration.
The registration room, just across for the LOGO SHOP and pool at the King Kam, will be open:
Thursday 12:00 noon – 5:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am – 6:00 pm don’t wait until the last minute gang!
Saturday 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Check the web site for all the details of what you will need to bring to register your crews. If you register on line, you will still need to come in during the above hours to pick up you race packets. But guaranteed, this process will much more streamline if you pre-register!
NOTEthere is no Sunday registration this year. If you are registering for the Double Hull race or OC1/OC2 and no canoe(s) are available you will be refunded your entry fee.
WRISTBANDS
Wristbands for each registered paddler will be in your race packet. Paddlers...please get them from your coaches as the wristband gets you:
Saturday...onto the shuttle bus
Saturday night...into Lulus
Sunday afternoon...your meal the luau
PARKING
Go Green...Car Pool...Come Early!
INTERNATIONAL PADDERS NIGHT
Thursday night, 6:00 to 8:00 pm, new location as usual, the main ballroom on the mauka (mountain) side of the check-in lobby at the King Kam. If you are a mainland and international competitor, please join us! Bring your flags, family and have some fun! Come and sign in....door prizes will be given away! HEAVY pupus and no-host bar. Come early to make sure you get your “Aloha” lanyard.
FRIDAY NIGHT COACHES MEETING
Information at this meeting needs to be heard by all participants, including all escort and official boat captains. Make sure there is at least one representative from each crew attending this meeting! The meeting is at 7:00 pm at the King Kamehameha Ballroom (off to the right of the front desk). This is a mandatory meeting.
SHUTTLES TO AND FROM HONAUNAU
***Parking at Honaunau will be more restricted than in years past. ***
If you are a registered paddler in Saturday’s race, shuttle service is available to you, free of charge.
Buses will depart from the circular drive in front of the King Kamehameha Hotel at 8:00 am and 9:00 pm.
Buses return from Puuhonau o Honaunau at 11:00 am and 11:45 am.
The drop off and pick up at Honauanau will be at the park entrance.
Race participants....make sure you are wearing your wristband to ride the shuttle.
PARKING AT HONAUNAU
Parking is restricted to the National Park parking lot and is $5.00 per car.
RACE FINISH AND START IN HONAUNAU
Coaches...please make sure you and your crews are very familiar with the new policies regarding parking in Honaunau, and the exchange of canoes from the wahine to kane at the end of the wahine race. We all want to show our respect to this sacred place so we hope everyone will do their part. Detailed information will be available at the registration room and coaches are strongly urged to attend the coaches meeting so all the information is clear. Paddlers, there will be a kayak patrol to guide canoes away from the park. Please kokua and take their direction so we can protect the archeology of the park. WAHINE...when you finish your race, please look for the sign on the rocks indicating the safest place to exit the water.
ESCORT BOATS
Need an escort boat for your changes crew? Have an escort boat for your your race but it’s available for the other race? Call Beth at 808-937-6018.
SATURDAY LONG DISTANCE RACE AWARDS
Awards celebration for the ALL divisions of Saturday's race will begin approximately 3:30 pm at Kamakahonu Beach (race site in front of the King Kamehameha Hotel). All other divisions will be awarded at the luau on Sunday.
TORCH LIGHT PARADE
A Queen Liliuokalani Race tradition!
The paddlers celebrate the race weekend with Alii Drive closed off while they parade from Hale Halawai to the pier. Be there to represent your club and country! Parade begins at dusk, approximately 7:00 pm.
SATURDAY PARTY
7:00 to 10:00 pm at our Steinlager Beer Garden, the makai side of the King Kam.
SUNDAY RACES - Juniors --- Double Hull --- OC1/OC2---SUP:
Check www.kaiopua.org for detailed information on divisions and start times.
STAND-UP PADDLEBOARD
Please contact Frank at 808-322-4166 (Thursday 9/3 or later) for more information on SUP rentals.
OC-1/OC-2 RACES
Please inquire in the race registration room for canoe availability.
LIVE COVERAGE OF THE SATURDAY’S BIG RACE
Tune into KWXX 101.5 FM in Kona for race information, updates and interviews all week; and live coverage of both the wahine and kane races on Saturday...and for hot island music the rest of the time
Don’t forget all the other fun stuff...Sunday Luau and Awards!
Aloha, and see you Labor Day Weekend!

3rd Annual Pailolo Challenge

Event Description

Pailolo Challenge, Saturday, September 19, 2009
www.pailolo.com

FIVE REASONS to enter the Pailolo Challenge:

THE DATE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19

The date makes the Pailolo Challenge a prime race in gearing up for Na Wahine o Ke Kai and the Moloka’i Hoe. The course offers fantastic training in surf conditions.

CANOE CONVENIENCE

This year, entry fee to Na Wahine o Ke Kai does not include canoe shipping to Moloka’i. Why not ship your canoe to Maui, have it hauled (for free!) to Flemings, race it to Moloka’i, and have it hauled (free again!) to Hale O Lono? Now that’s convenience!

BANG FOR YOUR BUCK

The Pailolo Challenge is a great value. The $300 entry fee includes a great 26-mile downwind race, free canoe hauling on Maui & Moloka’i, a pre-race pasta dinner by Maui Brewing Company, race shirts for your entire crew and coach, awards & goodies, AND a post-race party with food from the people of Moloka’i and brews from Maui Brewing Company. What a deal!

MAUI NO KA ‘OI

Staying on Maui cheap AND luxurious. The Westin Ka’anapali Ocean Resort Villas is offering Pailolo Challenge participants an unbelievable deal on rooms: only $89 per night! Check out their stunning rooms at: StarWoodHotels.com
Contact Hawaiian Canoe Club (please use contact form below) for the promotional code to secure your $89 room today!

SUPPORT MOLOKA‘I

The Moloka‘i community benefits from the Pailolo Challenge. A Moloka’i non-profit will make money from feeding hungry paddlers at the post-race party. Local businesses benefit from purchases, car rentals, and night stays.

The 38th Annual Queen Lili'uokalani Canoe Race

Event Description

The Queen Lili’uokalani Long-Distance Canoe Races are the world’s largest outrigger canoe races. This year marks the 38th year Kai’ Opua has sponsored these canoe races.
Saturday’s 18-mile races feature men (Kane) and women (Wahine) competing in their respective divisions, racing six-person crews (iron, no changes, no escort boats) and 9-person (non-iron, change) crews.
Sunday’s races are all 5-miles long with adults racing double-hull (12-persons) canoes, teens racing single hull (6-persons) and teens and adults racing OC-1, OC-2.

42nd Annual Duke Kahanamoku Long Distance Race

Event Description

Aloha. Duke Race fact sheet and forms below.
Also available at Lanikai CC website.
Register early by mail or 8/15/09 at Kailua CC Halau from 9-1.
Patagonia jerseys for all entrants.
Women's Iron Race in Kailua Bay 7:30AM, then...
Men's OC-6 distance race from Kailua Bay to Anuenue site.
Please open the links for more details.
Mahalo!

KAENA CHALLENGE 2009 OC-1 & OC-6 SUNSET BEACH TO YOKOHAMA BAY 21 MILES

Event Description

KAENA Challenge Sunday August 8, 2009. First long distance race of the season sponsored by Makaha Canoe Club.
Long Course for OC-1 and OC-6 (9 men, 10 women crews) from Sunset Beach to Yokohama Bay 21 miles,
Short Course OC-6 (can relay with Long Course crew) from Yokohama to Makaha Beach.
Smoked chicken for grinds, T-Shirts and Awards at Makaha Beach. MAHALO NUI!
Last years race video. Move slider to 3:12 for sneak peak at possibilities:

FORMS ARE ATTACHED BELOW

Hawai'i Va'a Association Race Around the Hat

Event Description

V1 Canoe Race
When: September 12th, 2009
Where: Kualoa Beach Park
Course: Two laps of a 3.25 km loop from Kualoa Beach Park around Chinaman’s Hat (Mokoli’i Island) and back to the beach. Youth races will be conducted within the shelter of Kane’ohe Bay
Divisions: 15 and Under, 18 and Under, Open Men and Women.
Entry Fees: $38 if you need to borrow a canoe, $28 if you have your own canoe, $18 if you will loan out your canoe, Free if you are 18 and under. Entry fee includes T-Shirt, Food, Fun, Awards, Raffle Entry.
On shore we will feature a paddling trade show with booths set up by the local paddling industry. Throughout the day we will have prize give aways from our sponsors. Bring the whole family and enjoy an event on Kane’ohe Bay. This race is open to any rudderless single person outrigger canoe.

Kona Brewing Big Boy Challenge

Event Description

Big Boy Challenge Canoe Race
Are you “BIG” enough to handle it?
A great way for the men to get a pre-Molokai run in and have the
canoes ready for the Women in Sunday’s E Lau Hoe race!
An IRON RACE from Kailua Bay Boat Ramp to Hawaii Kai Canoe Hale
• Saturday, September 12, 2009 (the day before E Lau Hoe)
• Registration 6:30 am – 8:00 am (at the Kailua Boat Ramp)
• Coaches/Steersmen Meeting 8:30 am
• Race Start 9:00 am
$240 per Crew (includes entry fee, t-shirt, lunch, Kona Brewing gift, entry for door prizes at the after party-while supplies last)
$210 for crews that pre-register and pay by August 28, 2009
Divisions: Open Men
Master Men (40+)
Senior Master Men (50+)
Awards ceremony, food, after party & random door prizes!
@
Kona Brewing Company Koko Marina (must be 21 to consume alcohol, shirt and footwear required)
Pre-Registration forms @ koakaicanoeclub.com or contact Dave Randall @ 391-2959

KOLOA PLANTATION DAYS PADDLE FEST

Event Description

KOLOA PLANTATION DAYS PADDLE FEST, POIPU KAUAI, Sunday, July 19, 2009
Outrigger canoe & paddle board races, food, and public activities at Poipu Beach Park, 10am – 2pm.
Long course race: OC-1 (one-man), OC-2 (two-man), OC-6 (six-person crew) and expert paddle board races start at Kalapaki Beach at 10am, arrive in Poipu at approx. 11:30am -12:00 noon. 12 miles.
Short course race: Standup Paddle Board and Paddle Board races start at 11:00am from Poipu Beach Park to Kukui’ula Harbor. 2.5 miles.
Food, refreshments, awards and prizes plus outrigger canoe displays, demonstrations & activities for the public. Event sponsors include Steinlager, Hawaiian Optics, C-4 Waterman and Koloa Rum Co.
Go to www.KukuiulaOutrigger.com or www.KoloaPlantationDays.com for more details and registration forms or call Fran at 808-635-0165.

Bo Herbert Memorial Race, Tutukaka, NZ

Event Description

BO HERBERT TROPHY RACE
Saturday 20th February
30 - 40km - Open to OC1, V1, Surfski and OC2.
Women will be given time handicap and start before the Men, to give all OC1 competitors a chance to win the Memorial Trophy
There will be a relay option for both OC1/OC2 and Surfski

North Sea Outrigger Canoe and Surfski Championships (NOCC)

Event Description

Hoek van Holland (The Netherlands) welcomes all Outrigger- and Sursfkipaddlers to compete at the North Sea Outrigger and Surfski Championships (NOCC).
The date, 10-12 July, and concept of the event won’t be different from the previous five editions held in Knokke (Belgium). The program will contain long distance racing (+/- 20km) and a party on Saturday.
On Sunday morning sprint races will be organised.
As a bonus, we challenge all paddlers to compete in the 6-man Outrigger (OC6) Cup. First series will start on Friday evening, second series or semi-finals on Saturday and finals on Sunday. Race distance app. 4 km.
The 2009 NOCC is organized and supported by:
Quiksilver Airtime Events
Kanoshop.nl in cooperation with Epic Europe.
Bloemendaal Outrigger Canoe Club

17th Annual Jericho Iron Classic

Event Description

OC6 - Saturday, May 23th, 2009
Location: Jericho Sailing Centre, Vancouver, BC Canada
Registration: Email your intent to race, including category to: JOCCInfo

On-site Registration: Saturday May 24th 7:30am - 10:30am at the Jericho Sailing Centre
Registration Fee: $120.00CDN/US per crew
Race Registration Form and Waivers
(Waiver and Registration are Adobe pdf files. If needed, download Acrobat Reader.)
Note: All participants must register, sign the waiver and show proof of CORA or ACA membership. Non-CORA/ACA members must pay an additional $10 fee and complete the CORA one-day waiver in order to enter the race.
Race Times: Novice/Short Course OC6 - 9:30 am
Women's OC6 - 11:00pm
Men's and Mixed OC6 - 1:00pm
Race Course: Full Course approximately 15km, Novice/Junior Course - 6-8 km. Actual course to be determined on race pending wind and tide conditions. Course will be defined at the pre-race steers meeting.
Spare Canoes: We may not have any spare OC6's available for this race. If you need to borrow a boat, we suggest that you post a message on the CORA Message Boards. The CORA web site also has a list of clubs with contact names.
Tides: Low tide: 11:32pm, 1.06 ft.
High tide: approx. 7:04pm, 14.95 ft.
Safety: 6 functioning PFD's per boat. This race can be in big water - spray skirts are highly recommended. We don't have any spare spray skirts so if you are bringing your own boats, bring the skirts!
Vendors: Interested in being a vendor? Please contact us. All we ask, for your opportunity to participate in selling to your market, is the donation of a few prizes.
Accommodation: Accommodations are available nearby at:
Jericho Beach Hostel (604)224-3208
email:[email protected]
UBC Vanier Hostel (604)822-1000
email: [email protected]
The YWCA Hotel (604)895-5830
The YWCA Hotel is downtown but the prices are good. Book online or email: [email protected]
Lunch and Awards: Lunch will be served ASAP following the women's race and awards to follow. Friends of racers - $10 per person for lunch
Further information: Contact: Jericho Iron

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