Aloha paddlers!
Here are some updates for the 2005 Queen Liliuokalani Canoe Races.
Log onto www.kaiopua.org for more info.
CANOES
As always, we are exited to have so many crews coming this year from the mainland and
other countries. So.....heads up clubs from Kauai, Oahu Molokai and Maui...as usual, we loan all the available canoes we can arrange for to crews coming from outside the Hawaiian Islands. Hopefully you’ve already got your bookings with Young Bros!
Aloha,
the OUTRIGGER-47-CHALLENGE in Germany what was held during the 12.-13.August at our sandy beach in Bremerhaven And it was a very succesfull Event, Teams and Paddlers from Nz, Australia, Hawaii, Florida, Italy, Teneriffe, UK, Sweden, Tchechia, Netherland and Germany did the races between the big old sailships on the North-Sea in front of Bremerhaven.
Keauhou Canoe Club hosted the 24th Annual A.J. McDanold Long Distance race yesterday. Crews from clubs from every corner of the island congregated in Keauhou Bay to participate.
Women’s crews and mixed crews raced an eight mile course from Keauhou Bay to Casa De Emdeko and back. The men’s crews raced a ten-mile course from Keauhou Bay to the Coast Guard buoy in Kailua Bay and back.
Event # 1: 12 Girls
[Women's Photos][Men's Photos coming soon] by Don Murray
[Photos] at SCORA
[Womens Results][Mens Results]
Why did we run an OC-1? Maliko race the day after states? Easy, so that all our visiting friends who came to Maui for the States and whom may never make it over during the OC-1 season would get a chance to experience our downwind run. Was it worth it? You bet ya!
All our canoes were on the water and others on island loaned their canoes as well. We had 57 participants, some well hydrated and ready to roll and others just crawling in from the party the night before. I believe all would say it was worth it.
[Pacific Paddler Photos]
Maui News:
[Digesting the dominance]
[Hawaiian Five – oh!]
[Wailea finishes second in A division]
Honolulu Advertiser:
[Hawaiian Canoe Club wins 5th straight title]
1st Annual Manu O Ke Kai OC-1/OC-2 Challenge Saturday, July 30, 2005
RESULTS BY DIVISIONMen - ELITE
1 MANNY KULUKUHIALANI 0:52:24
2 TAPA WORTHINGTON 0:54:09
3 MIKE SILVA 0:55:50Women - ELITE
1 JANE DUNCAN 1:12:24
2 COLLEEN MCCORMICK 1:13:06
3 IVY BLOMFIELD 1:15:57
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