Hinano Oahu Championships
Photos courtesy of Hawaii Canoe Kayak Team
Kanaka Ikaika Race 4-2007
2007 Hinano Oahu Championships
Overall Finish List
April 07, 2007
Results By Pacific Sport Events and Timing
Photos courtesy of Hawaii Canoe Kayak Team
Kanaka Ikaika Race 4-2007
2007 Hinano Oahu Championships
Overall Finish List
Results By Pacific Sport Events and Timing
Fiji Times Article about the Wai Tui Fiji Outrigger International Championship
Registration is online for the Expedia.com Kaua'i World Challenge. Please pass the word around, and be sure to register before the end of April.
Mudbrook Article by Al Ching
Results and photos
Video by Mindy
ID# COURSE FIRST NAME LAST NAME VESSEL DIVISION TIME 173 SHORT ROBYN SINGH OC1 F 18-39 1.28.50 116 SHORT VARINA AMANTIAD OC1 F 18-39 1.29.25 108 SHORT STEPHANIE PRATT OC1 F 18-39 1.37.13 110 SHORT NORMA BUSTOS OC1 F 18-39 1.39.18 106 SHORT JAMIE GRIMM OC1 F 40-44 1.33.20
Weather let us down for the first time all season. Even setting the buoys was tricky. Our water official Mary Keilty had to do a rescue of a visitor while setting the finish buoy. Those nasty on-shore winds and head current made for tough slugging. Fortunately, Steinlager helped us nurse our wounds as we “re-hydrated†after the race.
Big Mahalo to all that came out for the WBBCC Owen Cenal Memorial Race on Saturday March 31st.
Results (pdf)
The 2007 H.I.P.A. Steinlager Big Island Championship was held on Saturday March 31st on 3 different courses all finishing at Kawaihae. Due to variable wind conditions, the long course was run from Mahukona in North Kohala to Kawaihae - 14 miles, the short course was run on a triangle course out of Kawaihae - 9 miles and the Juniors and Paddleboards were run on a 4 mile triangle course out of Kawaihae. Lunch and awards, as well as the Steinlager point series division awards was held at the Kawaihae Canoe Club site. Mahalo to Kawaihae Canoe Club for their hospitality.
This was an April fools joke that covered the main page April 1st, 2007
I've been running this website for over four years now with moderate success. People seem to like having their results online and sometimes there is something worthy to talk about in the forums. Really though, what gets the most attention is the personal stuff. The juicy details, things no one would say anywhere but the internet. That is why I'm changing OCPaddler.com into my own personal paddling blog! No more results or race coverage, you can check the newspaper for that. It's all about me!
Results By Pacific Sport Events and Timing
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