Todays race was run under overcast skies with light variable winds. There was a sizable wind swell, but the less than favorable current making for challenging conditions. The race was run in memory of Boogie Kalama who recently passed. Mahalo to Afa and Bev Tuaolo and the Kama`ili Nursery crew for a great day.
From the HIPA website:
The 2011 Valentines Relay race was held on Saturday Feb 12th, 2011. This annual event is a fundraiser for the Hawaii Island Paddlesports Assn's youth programs and is also a chance for regular members to compete with their normally non-racing significant others, or go on a Paddle date.
The race was run off of the North Kona coast between Honokohau Harbor and the Kailua Kona Pier.
I had a difficult time trying to format the results to look good pasted here, so click on this link to see the HIPA's results page for this event..
COURSE TIME LAST NAME FIRST NAME DIV
L 1:17:05 KJELDSEN MAUI 1K0
L 1:17:40 THOMAS DYLAN 3K0
L 1:18:54 FOSTER KELLY 1K0
L 1:20:45 DENTON KENNY 3K50
L 1:23:34 FRAZIER MARK 1K0
L 1:24:17 IMMEL JOHN 1K0
L 1:25:01 RAPOZO JOE 1K0
L 1:27:03 FENWICK PATRICK 1K0
L 1:27:13 GRANT
L 1:27:23 MONIZ KAWIKA 1K40
L 1:27:47 AUGER NOE 1W40
L 1:28:37 HUBBARD SCOTT 1K40
L 1:28:37:82 WILLIAMSON ARLEN 1K40
L 1:29:44 HOOPII JR 1K40
L 1:30:05 MACCREADY MARSHALL 1K40
L 1:30:29 JUMPER LEROY 1K40
L 1:30:48 PEMBERTON MIKE 1K50
2011 Bhutty Moore-morial Race
OC 1 MENS
No. Position Name Paid Time Canoe Type Age
42 1 Tonga White y 2.43.22 Southern 43
40 2 Steven Roulston y 2.43.48 Hiko 26
28 3 Troy Dolman y 2.44.56 Pegasus 35
19 4 Paul Roozendaal y 2.45.40 Fuze 29
7 5 Conan Herbert y 2.45.45 Hiko
24 6 Shane Hohaia 2.47.09 Pegasus 31
10 7 Joern Scherzer y 2.50.00 Pegasus
12 8 Kisione Funoa y 2.52.16 Pegasus
47 9 Sean Herbert y 2.52.25 Wainui 21
31 10 Paora Mcgrath y 2.53.43 Fuze 37
13 11 Lance Hibbert y 2.53.52 Wainui
4 12 Arno Theijssen y 2.54.33 Pegasus
The East Hawaii Challenge was held today under drizzly skies in Hilo. The race started at Richardson's Ocean park and finished at Hilo Bayfront where the Big Island Interscholastic Federation Championship race was also being held, which made for a busy day on Hilo Bay.
Mahalo to the O'Shaughnessy Family for sponsoring this first class event.
YMCA/STEINLAGER KAUA'I HOE WA'A RACE#2 JAN 16, 2011
http://www.kauaihoewaa.org
http://kauaiworldchallenge.org
COURSE TIME BOAT # LAST NAME FIRST NAME DIVISION
L 1:19:21 204 THOMAS DYLAN 3K0
L 1:19:59 13 KJELDSEN MAUI 1K0
L 1:24:38 SIALE TYRUS 1K0
L 1:25:28 2 IMMEL JOHN 1K0
L 1:27:03 16 PETTIGREW RICHARD 3K55
L 1:27:35 24 MONIZ KAWIKA 1K40
L 1:28:38 3 RAPOZO JOE 1K40
L 1:28:56 86 COLE STEVE 3K50
L 1:29:14 1 FENWICK PATRICK 1K0
MCKC Board of Directors has worked hard during the off season to bring some new courses, new timing system and a new website. To see results from any of MCKC races visit www.MauiCanoeAndKayak.org then click on "Results" for the race you want to see.
You can see the first 10 minutes of the Leilani's/Tripaddle Triangle race at www.youtube.com/timlara shot w/ a gopro mounted on the iako a borrowed V1.
Sorry for the lack of exact results but this was after all a fun run...
Special recognition:
Shortest course of the day: Manny Kulukulualani 8 miles.
Longest course of the day: Jason Ignacio 9.72 miles.
Quote of the day: "whooooaaaaaaaa, I didn't think I was gonna make it!", Ron Cotteen.
Brain fart of the day: "I thought we were meeting at 10.", Simeon Ke-Paloma
KAUAI HOE WA'A RACE #1
2-Jan-11
LONG COURSE - POIPU BEACH PARK TO PORT ALLEN SHORT COURSE - KUKUI'ULA HARBOR TO PORT ALLEN
OVERALL RESULTS OVERALL RESULTS
NAME TIME NAME TIME
Wes DeSilva 1:02:21 Surfski Keith Horton 1:01:23 Pegasus
Maui Kjeldsen 1:02:44 Hiko Dave Spanski 1:04:25 Wainui
Tyrus Siale 1:05:29 Wainui Andy Reicht 1:05:20 XM
Butch K. 1:06:22 XM Lionel Gonsalves 1:05:30 Stingray
Kennie Denton 1:07:08 Surfski Ben Owen 1:05:38 XM
Aaron Labuguen 1:07:57 Pueo Diana Kenjic 1:10:14 Pegasus
12/11/2010
Results of today's 13th Annual Abbott Galaher SeaMan Race, for OC-1, OC-2, Surfski and Paddleboards, held at Keauhou Bay.
The original 3 and 5 mile courses, billed as I Ke Halawai - I Mua, I Hope, run straight out towards the horizon and back. Today's course was affected by a strong south-bound current as well as choppy seas, the result of yesterday's storm, and the 70 paddlers who braved the course found themselves (as well as the turnaround boats) affected by the conditions.
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