[Photos] courtesy Marjie Santos
Under clear blue skies and almost no wind, Guams best outriggers paddled offshore for a change in the ‘Choose Your Weapon’ Race. Sponsored by Outrigger Guam Canoe Club and the Guam Kayak and Canoe Federation, both OC1 and OC6 canoes paddled in hot and flat conditions that made fitness and mental toughness more important than course line or surfing ability.
[Garden Island News]
[Haleiwa, O'ahu to Kaula Rock - June 2004] Kai Makana
[Honolulu Advertiser Article] by Jan TenBruggencate
[Photos] courtesy Marjie Santos
TEAM SCORES
[Official Results] at Kanaka Ikaika
[Some Photos] from an escort boat.
[Y2Kanu Photos] courtesy Rick Leton
Photos are now available to order for personal use. [Click Here]
Open Ocean Outriggers is pleased to announce the launch of our new website featuring the C-Lion OC-1 and soon the Pegasus from Kai Wa'a.
please visit http://www.outrigger.ca and check it out - put it in your links section or bookmark it for later.
As a bit of fun, we are offering prizes for the first four vistors to visit the site , have a look around and answer the following trivia question:
What is the most important construction material used in making a C-Lion ?(hint - the answer is on the website)
This second annual race really lived up to its name, World Challenge. It was brutal as conditions changed from calm seas to very strong head winds on the last two legs making for difficult forward progress. This opened up the competition, as no one was favored in these elements. Generally, the Hawaiians are favored in normal trade winds due to their superior surfing skill. A great international field of over 100 teams competed with paddlers representing South Africa, Australia, Brazil, Cook Islands, New Zealand, Canada, California, and of course, Hawaii.
[Best of the Photos] 38 chosen photos
[All 487 Photos] Warning, there are 10 pages & hundreds of photos. An album of the best shots will be put together this week for those not on high speed internet. Photos will be available to buy at a later date.
[Photos] courtesy Marjie Santos
4th kai opua Canoe Clubs business Man race, lots of fun once again, featured business from Verizon, West Hawaii Fire Fighters, Kona Inn Restaurant, Huggo's Restaurant, Hokulia and more....
NA 'OHANA O NA HUI WA'A
LONG DISTANCE RACE
MAY 1, 2004 - MAGIC ISLAND BEACH PARK
OPEN WOMEN
CANOE NAME
TIME
CREW
1
Waikiki Beach Boys
Kamaka
0.53.50
Meredith Takara, Val Hershey, Dana Gorecki, Jennifer Bowers,
Lisa Towne, Julie Sharp
2
Hui Lanakila
Tere Maita'i
0.56.34
3
Hui Lanakila
Kaholoaliwaa
0.57.13
4
Lokahi
Makani Ku Honua
0.57.57
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