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Rainbow Wahine looking for improved chemistry vs. San Jose State
In last week’s women’s basketball game, Hawaii’s Kelsie Imai was inadvertently elbowed in the mouth. She lost more than half a front tooth, requiring a root canal and a cap. Read more
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In last week’s women’s basketball game, Hawaii’s Kelsie Imai was inadvertently elbowed in the mouth. She lost more than half a front tooth, requiring a root canal and a cap. Read more
The historic Foster Botanical Garden is one of those must-see attractions most residents last glimpsed on a field trip in the third grade, like Bishop Museum or the Waikiki Aquarium. Read more
I know it’s been a few weeks since the Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational officially became a go this year, its first running in seven years. But it’s nearly impossible to send off so quickly to the old memory files, due to the excitement of its will-it-or-won’t-it format and to its very essence as a celebration of athleticism and culture. Read more
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The North Shore’s economy is riding as high as the big winter waves as a number of surfing competitions from the “Eddie” to the World Surf League’s opening championship tournaments bolster interest in the region, leading to residual opportunities for a financial boom. Read more
Perhaps, since it’s still January, you haven’t given up on a New Year’s resolution to improve your fitness, and instead of eating a big meal you get in some exercise during your lunch break. Read more
Luke Shepardson won first place in Sunday’s 2023 Eddie Aikau Invitational Big Wave Contest at Waimea Bay in a breathtaking display of surfing that surpassed the highest expectations. Read more
On the morning of the Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational, Christa Funk woke up at 4 a.m. in Kahuku and loaded her car with her camera gear. Read more
At 9:15 a.m. personnel responded to the scene at Ke Iki Road where a large wave crashed into vehicles and a house, where two people and a baby were standing. Read more
Shepardson, a Honolulu Ocean Safety lifeguard, scored 89.1 points out of a possible 90 to edge out defending champion John John Florence. Read more
At 9:15 a.m., personnel responded to the scene at Ke Iki Road where a large wave crashed into vehicles and a house, where two people and a baby were standing. Read more
Thousands of surf fans descended upon Oahu’s North Shore today for the tenth running of contest. Read more
This year’s Eddie enjoys further landmark status by fielding women alongside men in a world-class event, without separate divisions, Maui’s Paige Alms said, adding, “I’ve never done that in a big-wave surfing contest.” Read more
The extended warning is in effect until 6 p.m. Monday and calls for “dangerous large breaking waves” between 35 to 50 feet on the affected north shores, and from 25 to 35 feet along the west shores. Read more
The contest — set to run for the first time since 2016, and a 10th time since launched in the mid-1980s — is expected to draw 30,000 to 40,000 spectators Sunday morning, officials said Friday at a news conference. Read more
Forty surfers — 34 men and six women— were invited to participate in the prestigious contest. Read more
When Makani Adric heard the Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational at Waimea Bay was greenlighted for Jan. 11, she was “super excited.” Read more
The Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational at Waimea Bay remains on track to be called on for Sunday, although it might be pushed back to Monday, depending on conditions, co-director Clyde Aikau said in a phone interview Sunday afternoon. Read more
The great Eddie Aikau deserves a statue and a holiday commemorating this great Hawaiian man’s accomplishments. Aikau was the first and best lifeguard at Waimea Bay. Read more
Organizers of the Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational canceled today’s event due to changes in wind and swell conditions on Oahu’s North Shore. Read more
Organizers are now looking at Jan. 22 as a possible date for the event, Clyde Aikau said. Read more
More than 20,000 people are likely to descend upon Waimea Bay on Wednesday as a giant North Shore swell is expected to allow “The Eddie” big-wave surf contest to run for only the 10th time in some 40 years. Read more
