2004 Hilo World Sprints June 10th Press Release
Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
On Saturday, June 14th, Niuamalu will be hosting a 6 man long distance race on the North Shore of Kauai. The race will begin by the pavilion in Hanalei, go upwind (and yes, the forecast IS for trades finally), to a buoy off of Anini, then a fun down wind/wave ride back to the pavilion. Covers are advised as are water packs. The race is approximately 12 miles for the women starting at 9a.m. promptly and 14 miles for the men starting at 11a.m approximately. Registration will be at 8.am. at the Hanalei pavilion, and cost is $100 per crew.
Lanakila wins Open divisions.
[Results]
[Article & Photos]
Hosted by Lokahi
[Official Results]
[Honolulu Advertiser Article] (covers both OHRCA & Hui Wa'a races)
[Points & Stats]
Hosted by Kailua and held at Kailua beach.
[OHCRA Review & Results]
[Honolulu Advertiser Article & Results]
Kalihiwai to Hanalei 1st annual race. Great race, although no wind & waves. Good food too.
[Photos] by Mari Anuhea
Nearly 40 canoes participated in Namolokama Canoe Club's first Annual OC1 race on Sunday...
[read more for full article]
The course from Kalihiwai to Hanalei was
particularly tough in the hot, windless conditions, unusual for Kauai's North
"This was our biggest race weekend yet - 54 teams in the OC6 races and over 80 paddlers in the OC1/2/Surfski races! "
[OC-6 Iron Results]
[OC-1 Results]
hosted by Marina Del Rey OCC
[Results]
OHCRA opener, hosted by Healani CC at Keehi Lagoon
[Photos] courtesy Rick Leton of Y2Kanu
[Advertiser article & results] "Lanikai edges Hui Lanakila in canoe opener"
Regatta at Hale`iwa Beach Park
[Results]
[Points & Stats]
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