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Crews cross channel in Molokai Hoe

By Cindy Ellen Russell

Oct. 13, 2019

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Trophies and medals awaited distribution to the winners at the Hawaiian Airlines Moloka'i Hoe.
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Shell Va'a crossed the finish line first at 4:33:36 to win the Moloka'i Hoe. Pictured from left are David Tepava, Raihere Tevaearai, Iorama Teahu, Taaroa Dubois, Ritchy Labbeyi and Damas Ami.
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A crowd gathered near the Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon in Waikiki to watch the finish of the 67th Moloka'i Hoe race which spans 41 miles between Molokai and Oahu.
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Team OPT placed second with 4:46:14 at the 67th Moloka'i Hoe race which spans 41 miles between Molokai and Oahu.
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Ka Lahui Kai from Oahu crossed the finish line at 4:48:05 at the 67th Moloka'i Hoe race which spans 41 miles between Molokai and Oahu.
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Team Maui Jim placed fifth with a time of 4:56:37 at the 67th Moloka'i Hoe race which spans 41 miles between Molokai and Oahu. Pictured paddling towards the finish from left are Kai Bartlett, Nalu Sampson, Triston Kahookele-Santos, Kekupa'a Nae'ole, Felipe Gomes, Kekoa Cramer.
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Red Bull Wa’a, from the Big Island, finished at third place with 4:46:56 at the 67th Moloka'i Hoe race on Sunday. Pictured from left are Hiromana Flores, Kainoa Tanoai, Daniel Chun, Dillon Parent, Chase Vonnordheim, Haamatai Leon.
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Shell Va’a steersman David Tepava received an embrace after finishing the 67th Moloka'i Hoe race on Sunday.
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Shell Va'a crossed the finish line first at 4:33:36 during the 67th Moloka'i Hoe race which spans 41 miles between Molokai and Oahu. Pictured from left are David Tepava, Raihere Tevaearai, Iorama Teahu, Taaroa Dubois, Ritchy Labbeyi and Damas Ami.
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Lanikai Canoe Club’s Kaai Bruhn embraced Nick Foti after finishing the 67th Moloka'i Hoe race on Sunday. Lanikai finished in 8th place with a time of 5:03:38. Bruhn said that race was “rough.”
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Drummers bedecked in Mauna Kea kia'i wear brought in paddlers participating in the 67th Moloka'i Hoe race on Sunday in Waikiki.
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