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Napali Challenge 2006 race results 

OVERRALL RESULTS
Place   Club                   Division             Time
1       Hawaiian               Open                  4:41:13
2       NaMolokama #1          Open                  4:45:48
3       NaMolokama #2          Open                  4:52:57
4       Niumalu #1             Open                  4:54:08
5       Puuwai #1              Open                  4:55:29
6       Kaiola #1              Open                  4:47:24
7       Hanalei #1             Open                  4:59:04
8       Kaiola #2              Open                  5:01:08
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Hawaiian Canoe Voyagers Reach Destination

On August 15, the Hawaiian Outrigger Canoe Voyaging Society (HOCVS) returned to Kaua‘i after having reached Laysan Island on the morning of August 11. The team paddled a 40-foot traditional Hawaiian outrigger canoe through the newly formed NW Hawaiian Islands National Marine Monument, which encompasses some of the most isolated waters in the world. Beginning at Mokumanamana (Necker) Island, a team of 16 paddled 461 miles in 3 days and 11 hours to arrive at Kauo (Laysan).

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2006 -- 35th Queen Liliuokalani Canoe Race information and updates

Aloha paddlers!
Here are some updates for the 2006 Queen Liliuokalani Canoe Races.
Importantly, 2006 is the 35th anniversary of the Men’s Long Distance Race.
Log onto www.kaiopua.org for detailed information and race registration.
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

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Sandbridge Ocean Challenge, ECORA OC-6 Race Series

The weatherman was wrong again. As the sun came up on Sandbridge Beach in Virginia, the clouds broke and the ocean stood up in anticipation of kanus and paddlers, for what would be an epic day (by East Coast standards anyways) of OC-6 racing. The 5th event of the 2006 ECORA series provided experienced paddlers the thrill of working the waves and the in-experienced crews got worked a little. Because of the larger waves and amplified winds, the normal "death march" distance was shortened and even the hard-core paddlers did very little complaining...everyone came away satisfied.

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Quiksilveredition Molokai to Oahu Paddleboard Race Results

(7/30/06)
Overall Finishers - Elite-(first to finish)

  1. Jamie Mitchell (Aus) 5:19:26
  2. Zane Holmes (Australia) 5:36:38
  3. Gary Fortune (Malibu, California) 6:00:28

Unlimited Mens 29 and Under

  1. Justin Mitchell (Australia) 6:14:48
  2. Marc Rocheleau (Hawaii) 6:48:44
  3. Jeremy Mulcahy 7:48:58

Mens 30-39 solo

  1. Matt Sack (Kaaawa) 6:49:08
  2. Paul Cleary (La Jolla, CA) 6:49:13
  3. George Loren (Redondo Beach, CA) 7:15:39

Mens 40-49 solo

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Honolua Surf Co. Inaugural Maui International Paddleboard Race 

Place No.   Name                Wt  Time    Pace  
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    1     JAMIE MITCHELL          1:12:40  7:44 
    2   DAVE KALAMA             1:13:08  7:47 
    3     SCOTT TRUDON            1:14:42  7:57 
    4     ALAN CADIZ              1:19:15  8:26 
    5      JUSTIN MITCHELL         1:20:40  8:35 
    6      KIVA RIVERS             1:21:11  8:39 
    7     KEONI WATSON            1:23:22  8:53 
    8     VICTOR HEMMY            1:23:38  8:54 
    9    MARK RAAPHORST          1:23:44  8:55 
   10    CHRIS OWENS             1:24:10  8:58
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