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JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
Crews dug their paddles in the water at the start of the women’s junior event of the John D. Kaupiko Memorial Regatta at Kaneohe MCBH in Kaneohe Bay on Sunday.
JAMM AQUINO / JAQUINO@STARADVERTISER.COM
Hui Nalu won the women’s junior event and the club honored the loss of longtime teammate and race chairman Chris Baird by winning Sunday’s John D. Kaupiko Regatta. The paddlers were Ka‘ulu Luuwai, Maggie Twigg-Smith, Pua Ka’aihue, Rachel Fujita, Mary Ann Kawakami and Mehana Horner.
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Just two months after losing one of its longtime paddlers, coaches and race organizers, Hui Nalu Canoe Club made sure to honor the late Chris Baird by notching a convincing victory at the regatta he helped perpetuate.
Hui Nalu used a consistent all-around performance to claim the Oahu Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association’s John D. Kaupiko Regatta held Sunday in the calm waters of Kaneohe Bay adjacent to Marine Corps Base Hawaii.
The annual regatta is named after Lukela Kaupiko, an experienced waterman who coached Hui Nalu beginning in the 1930s and was nicknamed “John D.” by Waikiki Beach Boys comparing him to John D. Rockefeller. As it was explained in accounts provided by the club, Kaupiko was always well dressed and drove a nice car.
Baird served as the Kaupiko Regatta race chairman for more than 15 years and the paddlers and coaches of host club Hui Nalu, the two-time defending OHCRA champion, honored their deceased clubmate by claiming a fourth AAA Division (27-39 crews entered) title of the season.
Hui Nalu notched the overall regatta win with 183 points coming from 13 race victories. Hui Nalu held off Outrigger (158 points), Kailua (157 points) and Lanikai (139 points) in the large division.
“It feels really good to get this win, especially with it being our club’s regatta,” said Hui Nalu steerswoman Maggie Twigg-Smith. “We’re honoring Chris Baird today. He was an integral member of Hui Nalu. He was instrumental in getting this location for us to race at, so it’s awesome to get the win today and do so at ‘Chris’ Race.’ ”
Twigg-Smith helped guide Hui Nalu’s junior women to victory in their 1-mile race, during which the crew posted a mark of 8 minutes and 59.93 seconds. The crew, which also included Mehana Horner, Kaulu Luuwai, Mary Ann Kawakami, Pua Kaaihue and Rachel Fujita, fended off runners-up Outrigger (9:03.80) and Kailua (9:09.38).
Prior to the men’s 50 race, which Baird would have been a part of, a moment of silence was observed in his honor. Paddlers on the starting line raised their paddles in respect for Baird, and in what proved to be the “chickenskin” moment of the afternoon, a brief rain shower ensued.
Hui Nalu honored its teammate by winning the men’s 50 race, a half-mile event, in 3 minutes and 46.70 seconds to end Lanikai’s (3:49.04) undefeated streak in that particular event that had spanned nearly four years.
The crew of Raven Aipa, Timothy Twigg-Smith, Daniel Sheard, Jeff Cummings, Damon Sweazy and Les Look competed in Hui Nalu’s seldom-used koa canoe named Maika‘i Roa, a vessel built for calm waters and straightaway sprints.
“To beat Lanikai today was very special for us,” said Look, the winning crew’s steersman. “We raced in (Baird’s) honor today and it worked out.”
Through 28 races, Hui Nalu established a sizable 128-101-100 advantage over Kailua and Outrigger. Ten races later, Hui Nalu had maintained its margin over Outrigger and Kailua with a 171-148-135 spread and would not relinquish the lead.
Sunday’s venue provided a change of scenery for the regatta that was formerly held at Keehi Lagoon until returning to the base four seasons ago after a two-decade-long absence.
Paddlers raced along a course running parallel to both a pier used by the Marines for loading jet fuel and a major runway used by military aircraft.
Unlike other windward venues used by OHCRA — Kailua and Waimanalo beaches — the waters of Kaneohe Bay are protected by the base’s peninsula, and allowed for uniform calm conditions across all lanes of the race course, which is regarded by many paddlers as one of the fairest in the state.
“It’s a very fair course. The water depth is consistent, the wind is consistent,” Maggie Twigg-Smith said. “At a lot of other venues, the lane you’re in plays a larger role in how well you do.”
Paddlers braved humid, sticky conditions and light sea breezes throughout Sunday’s regatta as nearly 3,300 competitors ranging in age from 12-and-under to 65-and-above represented OHCRA’s 18 member clubs in 43 races spanning a quarter mile to 1.5 miles.
Keahiakahoe (52 points) claimed the AA division (14-26 crews entered) title, edging Hui Lanakila (51 points) and Healani (50 points), while Waimanalo (27 points) claimed the A division (1-13 crews entered) trophy ahead of Leeward Kai (19 points) and New Hope (13 points).
In addition to battling for gold in individual races, crews continued to qualify for the Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association State Championship regatta scheduled for Aug. 1 at Hilo Bay. The top five crews from each OHCRA event earn automatic berths in the state race based on cumulative point standings.
OHCRA returns to action on Sunday at Keehi Lagoon for its championship regatta. Na ‘Ohana O Na Hui Wa‘a also wraps up its regular season on Saturday with its championship regatta at Keehi Lagoon.
“We need to keep training hard and staying hungry,” said Twigg-Smith, looking ahead to the upcoming OHCRA and state championships. “Working together is the key.”
PADDLING RESULTS
John D. Kaupiko Regatta
At Kaneohe Marine Corps Base
AAA—1. Hui Nalu, 183; 2. Outrigger, 158; 3. Kailua, 157; 4. Lanikai, 139.
AA—1. Keahiakahoe, 52; 2. Hui Lanakila, 51; 3. Healani, 50; 4. Waikiki Surf Club, 21.
A—1. Waimanalo, 27; 2. Leeward Kai, 19; 3. New Hope, 13; t4. Koa Kai, 11; t4. Anuenue, 11; t6. Keola O Ke Kai, 6; t6. Kai Oni, 6; 8. Ewa Pu’uloa Outrigger, 4; t9. Honolulu Pearl, 2; t9. Makaha Canoe Club, 2.
Girls 12—1. Outrigger (Teja Laird, Nanea Philpotts, Christina Hicks, Eliza Lewis, Mahina Akaka, Malia Sandvold), 1:57.83; 2. Lanikai, 1:58.13; 3. Hui Nalu, 2:11.24.
Boys 12—1. Lanikai (Giovanni Rufino, Ian Roney, Kea Dwight, Jeremy Mansell, James Morris, Jason Olaru), 1:54.60; 2. Outrigger, 1:56.02; 3. Waimanalo, 1:57.73.
Mixed Boys and Girls 12—1. Kailua (Sydney Frank, Thatcher Fernandez, Kiana Paiaina, Eddie Sloan, Phoebe Wallace, Kristopher Tamala), 2:04.48; 2. Outrigger, 2:05.71; 3. Hui Lanakila, 2:06.60.
Girls 13—1. Lanikai (Elle Foehr, Emma Kikuchi, Piper Crabtree, Malia McGivern, Cameron Hema, Kylie Rdechor), 1:59.27; 2. Outrigger, 2:00.43; 3. Waimanalo, 2:02.69.
Boys 13—1. Outrigger (Nalu Harbottle, Adam Krivatsy, Jason Palafox, Jack Deuchar, Nikolaus Steiner, Kaiko torres da sa), 1:54.32; 2. Kailua, 2:02.15; 3. Leeward Kai, 2:02.57.
Girls 14—1. Hui Nalu (Brooke Matson, Honu Nichols, Ruby Shuman, Melissa Newsham, Sierra Burgon, Jessica Lung), 1:55.93; 2. Lanikai, 1:57.00; 3. Kailua, 1:59.37.
Boys 14—1. Kailua (Lou Delcore, Kaleo Leonhardt, Diego Escobar-Bushnell, Lucas Milne, Conor Higgins, Kala‘i Sim), 1:41.76; 2. Hui Nalu, 1:44.46; 3. Leeward Kai, 1:47.57.
Girls 15—1. Outrigger (Micaela Kauhane, Madison Balish, Kiana Sandvold, Leia Deer, Kealoha Scullion, Kailee Graf), 4:22.33; 2. Kailua, 4:28.89; 3. Hui Nalu, 4:30.99.
Boys 15—1. Hui Nalu (Kimo Rhoden, Matthew Lipscomb, Nick Dworshak, Iokepa Seward, Jacob Savage, Kana‘i Ho), 3:43.43; 2. Outrigger, 4:04.40; 3. Lanikai, 4:06.00.
Girls 16—1. Keahiakahoe (Shaienne Estepa, Katelyn Kong, Lei Charles, Harlee Jay-Pedro, Shainna Estepa, Keaka Rodrigues), 4:20.92; 2. Lanikai, 4:29.11; 3. Hui Nalu, 4:29.39.
Boys 16—1. Hui Nalu (Maverick Aipa, Hunter DeTurk, Kala‘i Obayashi, Liko Yuen, Noa Kerner, Kimo Brown V), 3:49.86; 2. Lanikai, 3:53.31; 3. Outrigger, 3:58.88.
Mixed 16—1. Hui Nalu (Pomaikai Ogata, Matthew Mukai, Kui Torres, Riley Lathrop, Libby Garcia, Denton Alvarado), 4:32.41; 2. Koa Kai, 4:33.48; 3. Kailua, 4:47.82.
Girls 18—1. Hui Nalu (Kia Hasegawa, Michaela Kemna, Kelsi Cottrell, Dakota Girdley, Ohi Lapilio, Malia Mizuno), 4:21.46; 2. Lanikai, 4:36.66; 3. Healani, 4:40.72.
Boys 18—1. Lanikai (Kawika Kaleleiki, Alakai Freitas, Talus Carpenter, Kaiko Manson, Dax Mench, Keea Lum), 7:57.75; 2. Hui Nalu, 8:27.32; 3. Kailua, 8:32.07.
Open Keiki—1. Waimanalo (Jesse James Naki-Iaea, Ashton Hashimoto, Ka‘eo Catrett, Rebel Lindsey, Koyo Kekauoha, Malia Hiapo), 2:02.26; 2. Makaha Canoe Club, 2:02.41; 3. Lanikai, 2:02.54.
Women Novice A—1. Outrigger (Jennifer Fratzke, Ginger Lunt, Britta Bourne, Natasha Haine, Marie Martel, Malia Boyd), 4:14.58; 2. Kailua, 4:17.69; 3. Hui Nalu, 4:21.93.
Men Novice A—1. Outrigger (Chris Deuchar, Deke Kilpatrick, Jacob Hamstra, John Akana, Chris Jensen, Cody Tavares), 7:50.69; 2. Hui Lanakila, 7:59.93; 3. Kailua, 8:01.10.
Women Novice B—1. Hui Nalu (Diana Kim, Karen Bond, Amanda Robles, Mahina Peleiholani-Blankenfeld, Cori Nunez, Anina Quaranto), 1:51.08; 2. Kailua, 2:00.46; 3. Lanikai, 2:02.69.
Men Novice B—1. Kailua (Frederic Courteau, Ty LeGarde, Lionel Courteau, Michael Meyer, Andrew Herendeen, Joshua Olaguera), 3:44.42; 2. Anuenue, 3:45.37; 3. Outrigger, 3:48.24.
Mixed Novice B—1. Hui Lanakila (Maile Kaimisugi, Elizabeth Stone, Adam Dochin, Joleen Pesquira, Dwayne Pesquira, Jacob Bell), 1:48.66; 2. Hui Nalu, 1:49.48; 3. Leeward Kai, 1:51.73.
Women Freshman—1. Hui Nalu (Ali Rigg, Tia Brown, Nohealani Hirahara, Kerri Cummins, Claire Townsend, Traci Yamada), 8:49.52; 2. Healani, 9:02.46; 3. Hui Lanakila, 9:03.09.
Men Freshman—1. Healani (Jasen Kaya, Vaimana Conner, Michael OKeefe, Erik Lange, Kaimi Alencastre, Vance Hashimoto), 7:42.17; 2. Hui Nalu, 7:44.45; 3. Outrigger, 8:05.95.
Sophomore Women—1. Hui Lanakila (Allison Sokei, Arlene Holzman, Whitney Peapealalo, Judy Decorte, Tita Mcgee, Lori Nakamura), 9:02.77; 2. Outrigger, 9:03.17; 3. Healani, 9:20.29.
Sophomore Men—1. Hui Nalu (Kristin Brown, Kekai Kamakawiwo‘ole, Eaton Dayrell-Stulen, Brandon Woods, Mario Mausio, Kainoa Darval-Chang), 7:19.34; 2. Kailua, 7:21.01; 3. Lanikai, 7:26.58.
Women Junior—1. Hui Nalu (Mehana Horner, Kaulu Luuwai, Mary Ann Kawakami, Pua Kaaihue, Rachel Fujita, Maggie Twigg-Smith), 8:59.93; 2. Outrigger, 9:03.80; 3. Kailua, 9:09.38.
Men Junior—1. Outrigger (Connor Grune, Kealakai Hussey, Sean Kaawa, Stephen Enos, Max Solmssen, Karel Tresnak), 7:41.73; 2. Hui Nalu, 7:50.39; 3. Hui Lanakila, 8:04.02.
Women Senior—1. Outrigger (Jane Mckee, Angie Dolan Giancaterino, Traci Phillips, Amy Lawson, Donna Kahakui, Anella Borges), 12:58.56; 2. Hui Nalu, 13:04.84; 3. Lanikai, 13:31.40.
Men Senior—1. Hui Nalu (Kristin Brown, Makana Darval-Chang, Kekai Kamakawiwo‘ole, Brandon Woods, Mario Mausio, Heath Hemmings), 11:14.45; 2. Kailua, 11:19.86; 3. Outrigger, 11:29.40.
Women Masters 40—1. Outrigger (Malia Kamisugi, Donna Kahakui, Jane Mckee, Lindsay Shinall, Traci Phillips, Karin Del Rey), 8:53.47; 2. Hui Nalu, 9:12.26; 3. Kailua, 9:21.48.
Men Masters 40—1. Hui Nalu (Mike Hangai, Danny Loui, Robert Harrison, David Loui, Patrick Von, Heath Hemmings), 7:46.27; 2. Lanikai, 7:53.42; 3. Kailua, 7:54.62; 4. Outrigger, 8:02.54.
Mixed Masters 40—1. Lanikai (Stacey Olson, Deon Canyon, Madeline Murphy-Lopez, Alan Carvalho, Shari Grounds, Keith Cutler), 4:10.36; 2. Kailua, 4:12.01; 3. Keahiakahoe, 4:13.35.
Senior Women Masters 50—1. Kailua (Lisa Barney, Jamie Grimm, Ke‘ani Hardy, Heidi Hansen-Smith, Jennifer Fisher, Sandy Scafe-Kalama), 4:29.19; 2. Outrigger, 4:37.75; 3. Hui Nalu, 4:45.07.
Senior Men Masters 50—1. Hui Nalu (Raven Aipa, Timothy Twigg-Smith, Daniel Sheard, Jeff Cummings, Damon Sweazy, Leslie Look), 3:46.70; 2. Lanikai, 3:49.04; 3. Kailua, 3:57.09.
Women Golden Masters 55—1. Kailua (Debbie Clark, Brenen Guyol, Cindy Cobb-Adams, Lois Hewlett, Torrey Goodman, Carleen Ornellas), 4:27.20; 2. Lanikai, 4:34.62; 3. Outrigger, 4:34.91.
Men Golden Masters 55—1. Outrigger (Rob Kaiwai, Guy Wilding, Billy Foytich, Scott Rolles, Marc Haine, Todd Bradley), 3:50.56; 2. Keahiakahoe, 3:54.48; 3. Kailua, 4:02.15.
Mixed Masters 55—1. Outrigger (Brent Cullinan, Tana Feeley, Tyler Tavares, Vik Watumull, Liz Perry, Matthew Esecson), 4:17.57; 2. Kailua, 4:20.41; 3. Keahiakahoe, 4:23.32.
Woman Masters 60—1. Hui Nalu (Christine Gibson, Lurline Mcgregor, Katie Scott, Teresa Lathrop, Mary Fern, Lita Blankenfeld), 4:51.21; 2. Keahiakahoe, 4:52.05; 3. Kailua, 5:04.79.
Men Masters 60—1. Keahiakahoe (Dan Gagich, Kapena Kim, Allan Moon, Benjamin Ancheta, Bill King, Tama Savusa), 3:57.26; 2. Outrigger, 4:00.87; 3. Hui Nalu, 4:09.90.
Women Masters 65—1. Outrigger (Michele St. John, Stephanie Reynolds, Ann Buck, Marilyn Kiner, Tiare Richert-Finney, Barbara Bryan), 5:01.70; 2. Keahiakahoe, 5:01.98; 3. Hui Nalu, 5:25.85.
Men Masters 65—1. Outrigger (Geoff Avery, William Mowat, Mel Mau, Chris Crabb, Mark Buck, Willilam Johnson), 4:12.96; 2. Waimanalo, 4:15.29; 3. Lanikai, 4:25.22.
Women Open Four—1. Healani (Dawn Reno, Nikki Roy, Lisa Uehara, Charissa Ono), 4:53.86; 2. Hui Lanakila, 4:56.42; 3. Kailua, 4:58.24.
Men Open Four—1. Lanikai (Noah Foti, Nick Foti, Patrick Dolan, John Foti), 3:45.30; 2. Hui Nalu, 3:47.39; 3. Kailua, 3:51.95.
Mixed Men and Women—1. Lanikai (Mary Crowley, Raven Pokini, Chris Tomlinson, Tristan Pokini, Barrie Morgan, Jerome Kamai), 4:03.00; 2. Waimanalo, 4:07.33; 3. Kailua, 4:07.77.
Waikiki Beach Boys Regatta
At Waikiki Beach
AAA—1. Manu O Ke Kai, 85; 2. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i, 59; 3. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 55; 4. Kaneohe, 53.
AA—1. Waikiki Beach Boys, 65; 2. Lokahi, 24; 3. I Mua, 18.
A—1. Kamehameha, 23; 2. Kai Poha, 17; 3. Olelo O Keola, 15; 4. Kumulokahi-Elks, 14; 5. Waikiki Yacht Club, 11; 6. Kalihi Kai, 9; 7. ‘Alapa Hoe, 5; 8. Kamaha‘o Canoe Club, 4; 6. Windward Kai, 2; 7. Pukana O Ke Kai, 1.
Girls 12—1. Kumulokahi-Elks (Ruby Sataraka, Savannah Ames, Kamalei Sataraka, Malia Winter, Kaehu Topping, Alika Winter), 01:40.0; 2. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 01:40.4; 3. Kaneohe, 01:41.9.
Boys 12—1. I Mua (Kahiau Balbarino, Taiga Ikeda, Rigz Ornong, Kainoa Hernando, Riley Barretto, Jason Barretto), 01:55.1; 2. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 01:55.6; 3. Kalihi Kai, 01:56.3.
Mixed Boys and Girls 12—1. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club (Precious Bonilla-Padagas, Kainoa Van De Waal, Alexys Saena, Kalama Meyer, Gabby Brandley, Eli Nakahara), 01:44.3; 2. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i, 01:52.4; 3. Kalihi Kai, 01:56.2.
Girls 13—1. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i (Julia Malasig, Chaella Limary, Shyshy Silva, Karli Soo, Nanea Kamakele, Dude Kaaekuahiwi), 01:43.1; 2. Kumulokahi-Elks, 01:44.3; 3. I Mua, 01:58.3.
Boys 13—1. Kaneohe (Raven Mortensen Young, Kwinn Guillermo, ‘Ale’a Kekauoha, Matthew Risso, Kaiya Manatad IV, Nai Kahale), 01:46.0; 2. I Mua, 01:54.5; 3. N,a Keiki O Ka Mo‘i, 02:00.8.
Girls 14—1. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i (Logan Gueco, Helena Bakutis, Britnie Cardus, River Kealoha, Keala Judd, Joe Momoa), 01:54.5; 2. Kamehameha, 02:03.6; 3. Windward Kai, 02:03.8.
Boys 14—1. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club (Romio Saena, Andrew Dunn, Ama Kikila-Debibar, Keola Job, Michael Caravalho, Eli Nakahara), 01:34.7; 2. Kalihi Kai, 01:36.1; 3. Kumulokahi-Elks, 01:37.1.
Girls 15—1. Kamehameha (Angela Pacheco, Kimberly Carroll, Kaycee Selga, Judithanne Young, Charity Lopes, Dirk Neal), 04:11.1; 2. I Mua, 04:15.8; 3. Kalihi Kai, 04:45.8.
Boys 15—1. Waikiki Yacht Club (Parker Murray, Ian Archibald, Travis Ching, Nick Soenksen, Troy Owens, Kai Wilding), 04:14.0; 2. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 04:15.1; 3. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i, 04:20.7.
Girls 16—1. Kaneohe (Mimi Manatad, Madi Sugimoto, Kayla Nekonishi, Nai Polendey, Mahina Campbell, Nai Kahale), 04:13.3; 2. Kamehameha, 04:26.7; 3. Manu O Ke Kai, 04:27.4.
Boys 16—1. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i (Jonathan Hubbard, Kuhio Kaaekuahiwi, Royce Racoma, Caleb Cardus, Kapu Raposas-Mamala, Chayson Quitog), 03:54.1; 2. I Mua, 03:57.6; 3. Kamaha‘o Canoe Club, 04:17.1.
Girls 18—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Eurica Diego, Moanalani Quintanilla, Kilia Chillingworth, Shazary Sinclair, Kady Pascual, Glenn Williams), 04:07.0; 2. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 04:07.5; 3. Kamehameha, 04:10.1.
Boys 18—1. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i (Kalei Aweau, Alaka‘i Kauhane-Kaaekuahiwi, Koko Koko-Domondon, Blaise Gonzales, Maka Popa, John Ganer Jr.), 08:11.0; 2. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 08:25.3; 3. Waikiki Yacht Club, 08:42.8.
Mixed 18—1. ‘Alapa Hoe (Lei Okuda, Luciano Caraang III, Ryan Sanford, Tiara Sope, Tieri Chun, Daniel Sanford), 04:17.4; 2. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 04:17.8; 3. Kaneohe, 04:18.2.
Women Novice A—1. Waikiki Beach Boys (Rebecca Charlton, T Alana, Natalie Wallsgrove, Michelle Drenker, Alyssa Gundersen, Chelsea Bizik), 04:15.2; 2. Lokahi, 04:20.8; 3. Manu O Ke Kai, 04:38.1.
Men Novice A—1. Waikiki Beach Boys (Tyler Jaggers, Jay Rayetskyy, John Brazelton, Shaun Hennings, Filippo Viola, Shane McCann), 08:00.4; 2. Manu O Ke Kai, 08:09.9; 3. Kamehameha, 08:16.2.
Women Novice B—1. Waikiki Beach Boys (Brie Schwing, Danielle Moschella, Amanda Kiecker, Andreia Queima, Hillary Strasser, Shane McCann), 01:40.5; 2. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i, 02:00.0.
Men Novice B—1. Waikiki Beach Boys (Eric Henderson, Tim Clark, Sean Quigley, Max Dieckmann, Christopher Timko, Shane McCann), 03:32.1; 2. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 03:47.8; 3. Kumulokahi-Elks, 03:58.9.
Mixed Novice B—1. Kai Poha (Leinaala Iokua, Kacie Iizuka, Linda Proctor, Jordan Corpuz , Junior Leong Junior, Joshua Cayabyab), 01:42.1; 2. Waikiki Beach Boys, 01:42.7; 3. Lokahi, 01:43.0.
Women Freshman—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Mahina Caicedo, Anna Pras, Amber Desroches, Kat Keenan, Varina Amantiad, Greg Pavao), 09:00.0; 2. Waikiki Beach Boys, 09:09.0; 3. Kamaha’o Canoe Club, 09:43.4.
Men Freshman—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Cody Reis, Christian Whittaker, David Fuga, Tavita Maea, Paki Lagunte, Glenn Williams), 07:57.4; 2. Waikiki Beach Boys, 07:58.1; 3. Olelo O Keola, 08:19.9.
Women Sophomore—1. Waikiki Beach Boys (Kimberly Ivey, Rachel Orange, April Nakayama, Sunshine Smith, Shir Suez, Rachel Bruntsch), 09:04.5; 2. Manu O Ke Kai, 09:22.7; 3. Kamehameha, 09:44.0.
Men Sophomore—1. Waikiki Beach Boys (Attila Pohlmann, Kendal Tanigawa, Franco Arango, Jaymar Bucasas, Charles Meyer, Shane McCann), 07:51.2; 2. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 07:51.9; 3. Kai Poha, 08:46.3.
Women Senior—1. Waikiki Beach Boys (Jen Polcer, Chelsea Bizik, Alanna Bender, Eko Lapp, Dana Gorecki, Rachel Bruntsch), 13:07.5; 2. Manu O Ke Kai, 13:40.8; 3. Kaneohe, 14:49.9.
Men Senior—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Tavita Maea, Paki Lagunte, Glenn Williams, David Fuga, Tim Vierra, Moku Sanborn), 11:40.4; 2. Waikiki Beach Boys, 12:18.4; 3. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 12:39.7.
Women 40—1. Waikiki Beach Boys (Simina Van Clief, Krista Galaida, Karen Royer, Anuschka Faucci, Lisa Kopacz, Chelsea Bizik), 04:31.0; 2. Manu O Ke Kai, 04:34.8; 3. Kaneohe, 04:37.7.
Men 40—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Darryl Ah Mau, Tim Vierra, Charley Tantog, Johnny Agoo, Brian Amantiad, Moku Sanborn), 08:17.7; 2. Na Keiki O Ka Mo`i, 08:20.0; 3. Lokahi, 08:34.8.
Mixed Men and Women 40—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Gordean Kaluahine, Doug Osborn, Rick Cretsinger, Heather O’Malley, Heidi Langhammer-Kenan, Moku Sanborn), 04:04.0; 2. Kaneohe, 04:18.1; 3. Waikiki Beach Boys, 04:21.2.
Mixed 45—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Carmen Van Kralingen, Dawn Whittaker, Greg Pavao, DJ Oga, Mahina Chillingworth, Leleo Kinimaka), 03:55.0; 2. Kai Poha, 04:18.2; 3. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 04:28.0.
Women 50—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Manu Anana-Okamura, Yolanda Racca, Cindy Broc, Carmen Van Kralingen, Jeanne Dilcher, Glenn Williams), 04:26.6; 2. Waikiki Yacht Club, 04:35.4; 3. Kaneohe, 04:36.8.
Men 50—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Derek Leeloy, Leleo Kinimaka, Sam Alama, Greg Pavao, DJ Oga, Thomas Schlotman), 03:42.7; 2. Lokahi, 04:02.7; 3. Kaneohe, 04:04.1.
Women 55—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Cindy Broc, Faith Craycroft, Manu Anana-Okamura, Jane Thomsen-Hayes, May Lapa, Leleo Kinimaka), 04:27.8; 2. Kaneohe, 05:10.2; 3. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 05:19.6.
Men 55—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Thomas Schlotman, Derek Leeloy, John Hoogsteden, Edward Kama, Sam Alama, Greg Pavao), 03:46.4; 2. Lokahi, 03:54.0; 3. Kaneohe, 04:07.5.
Mixed 55—1. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club (Val Chun, Ken Montpas, Chris Whelen, Barry Whitfield, Julie Wheeler, Donna Moore), 04:25.7; 2. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i, 04:26.1; 3. Kamehameha, 04:26.3.
Women 60—1. Kaneohe (KC Kaaihue, Lyn Dubbs, Lois Lake, Annette Myers, Harriette Davidson, Dean Kaluhiwa), 01:40.2; 2. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i, 01:58.3; 3. Manu O Ke Kai, 02:00.9.
Men 60—1. Kaneohe (Kimo Lake Jr, Michael Bacoro, John Cardenas, Kaui Lelepali, Ben Smith, Liko Kaluhiwa), 01:39.2; 2. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 01:44.0; 3. Olelo O Keola, 01:52.5.
Mixed 60—1. Olelo O Keola (Christine Tate Nishi, Boy Gerona, Roz Perez, Kamu Magno, Shaka Madali, Leohone Magno), 01:58.5; 2. Lokahi, 01:59.1; 3. Manu O Ke Kai, 01:59.6.
Women 65—1. Kai Poha (Mugs Lee, Debbie Zoller, Valerie Mikaelsen, Carol R Baptista, Sally Kamai, Todd Durlacher), 02:03.7; 2. Na Keiki O Ka Mo`i, 02:08.1; 3. Manu O Ke Kai, 03:07.2.
Men 65—1. Olelo O Keola (Billy Rees Jr., Boy Gerona, Shaka Madali, Leonard Lepine, Michael Tice, Kamu Magno), 01:45.4; 2. Lokahi, 01:50.5; 3. Na Keiki O Ka Mo`i, 01:56.2.
Women Open Four—1. Waikiki Beach Boys (Dana Gorecki, Kelly Godwin, Amber Fischer, Chelsea Bizik), 04:29.5; 2. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i, 04:29.9; 3. Lokahi, 04:51.2.
Men Open Four—1. Manu O Ke Kai (Matt Gordon, Thomas Rubel, Michael Kauakahi, Paki Lagunte), 04:09.8; 2. Kamehameha, 04:12.5; 3. Na Keiki O Ka Mo‘i, 4:13.0.
Mixed Men and Women—1. Waikiki Beach Boys (Valerie Wong, Maria Alexandratos, Shaun Hennings, Kazuhiro Maruko, Alyssa Gundersen, Twain Newhart), 04:09.0; 2. Manu O Ke Kai, 04:09.9; 3. Ka Mamalahoe Canoe Club, 04:11.2.