One week after the Hilo World Sprints is an opportunity for kane (men) & wahine (women) to come together for a race down the enchanting Na Pali Coast of Kaua'i. Teams consist of 6 kane and 6 wahine taking turns in the canoe, making water changes every 30 minutes.
It's a great fun race, for more info see http://www.napalichallenge.com/
[2003 Results & Photos]
Updates:[Hawai'i crews triumph in Australia]
[Full Results] at HamiltonCup.com
[Brisbane Outrigger Reports]
Race Recap from Colin Bartley
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KOA KAI PROGRAM STEADY
WAIKIKI BEACH BOYS MAKING A COMEBACK
[Photos] Photos by Mike Ben & Jane Bockus
Friday, June 04, 2004 — Time: 4:42:03 PM EST
Article courtesy The Maui News
By RODNEY S. YAP, Staff Writer
WAILUKU - It's no secret that Hawaiian Canoe Club's four state championships in five years have been keyed by its strong keiki crews.
Winners of six straight keiki division state championships following coach Paul Luuwai's master blueprint, few would argue that HCC doesn't have superior youth crews.
[Honolulu Advertiser] by Jan TenBruggencate
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