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Paddling: E Lau Hoe Race

By Bruce Asato

Sept. 10, 2017

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The Outrigger Canoe Club finished second to Team Bradley in the E Lau Hoe Race - the Women's Long Distance Canoe Race - 32 miles starting at Maunalua Bay and finishing at Nanakuli Beach, Sunday, September 10, 2017.
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Team Bradley paddlers and supporters carry their outrigger canoe off the beach onto its trailer after finishing first in the E Lau Hoe Race - the Women's Long Distance Canoe Race - 32 miles starting at Maunalua Bay and finishing at Nanakuli Beach, Sunday, September 10, 2017.
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Team Bradley paddler Andrea Moller gets a congratulatory hug from Aunty Rosie Lum after the Team Bradley crew, Claire Ing, Kristin Foster, Andrea Moller, Cherisse Agorastos, Lori Nakamura, Kaulu Lu'uwai, Lauren Spalding Zukevich, Mahealani Botelho, Alana Goo-Frazier and Kealani Bartlett - coached by Kelly Fey - finished first in the E Lau Hoe Race - the Women's Long Distance Canoe Race - 32 miles starting at Maunalua Bay and finishing at Nanakuli Beach, Sunday, September 10, 2017.
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Team Bradley paddler Kristin Foster flashes a smile as she walks past the Team Bradley canoe with crew members busy preparing the canoe for transport after the Team Bradley paddlers, Claire Ing, Kristin Foster, Andrea Moller, Cherisse Agorastos, Lori Nakamura, Kaulu Lu'uwai, Lauren Spalding Zukevich, Mahealani Botelho, Alana Goo-Frazier and Kealani Bartlettin the E Lau Hoe Race - the Women's Long Distance Canoe Race - 32 miles starting at Maunalua Bay and finishing at Nanakuli Beach, Sunday, September 10, 2017.
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Team Bradley paddlers, (seat 1 - 6) Claire Ing, Kristin Foster, Andrea Moller, Cherisse Agorastos, Lori Nakamura and Kaulu Lu'uwai, paddle their way towards a first place finish in the E Lau Hoe Race - the Women's Long Distance Canoe Race - 32 miles starting at Maunalua Bay and finishing at Nanakuli Beach, Sunday, September 10, 2017.
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Team Bradley paddler Kaulu Lu'uwai raises her hands in celebration after she and fellow finishing paddlers, (seat 1 - 6) Claire Ing, Kristin Foster, Andrea Moller, Cherisse Agorastos, Lori Nakamura and Lu'uwai , cross the finish in the E Lau Hoe Race - the Women's Long Distance Canoe Race - 32 miles starting at Maunalua Bay and finishing at Nanakuli Beach, Sunday, September 10, 2017.
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Team Bradley paddlers, (seat 1 - 6) Claire Ing, Kristin Foster, Andrea Moller, Cherisse Agorastos, Lori Nakamura and Kaulu Lu'uwai, clasp hands after they cross the finish in the E Lau Hoe Race - the Women's Long Distance Canoe Race - 32 miles starting at Maunalua Bay and finishing at Nanakuli Beach, Sunday, September 10, 2017.
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Team Bradley paddlers, (seat 1 - 6) Claire Ing, Kristin Foster, Andrea Moller, Cherisse Agorastos, Lori Nakamura and Kaulu Lu'uwai, cross the finish in the E Lau Hoe Race - the Women's Long Distance Canoe Race - 32 miles starting at Maunalua Bay and finishing at Nanakuli Beach, Sunday, September 10, 2017.
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