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9th Annual DUKE’S OCEANFEST
Broadcast Live Around the World Via Webcast, August 25 through 28
Televised Around Hawaii on Oceanic Time Warner Cable digital 250 & 1250
Continue reading ‘Duke’s OceanFest 2010 Starts this Sunday, August 22′
-Rainbow Sandals Gerry Lopez Battle of the Paddle presented by Quiksilver Waterman Collection coming soon to Dana Point California !!!
-Exhibitors & those wanting to sell & market goods/services DON’T MISS OUT on the opportunity of the year at our awesome SUP EXPO.
BoP CA SUP EXPO Registration Form – click here
-RACERS get head start by registering online now…
BoP CA Online Registrations – click here
Continue reading ‘Battle of the Paddle California – SUP EXPO & event registration’
My friend Harris Chang forwarded this to me via email. The race is for a good cause so I thought I’d pass on the info to you guys.
Hi all! Thank you for your patience as we worked out all of the little difficulties that have arisen as we were planning this event.
Hawaiian Island Surf MInistries is hosting their first SUP race on Saturday, August 14, 2010 from Waimea Bay to Haleiwa Beach Park.
Molokai to Oahu – 32 mile Crossing across the Ka’iwi Channel. Before this race I felt so prepared because that week I ate super good, drank lots of water and rested. My mom and I went over to Molokai Friday night on the Ferry to Kaunakakai. Then headed over to the west side and stayed at the condos right where the event was. I slept in on Saturday and then went for a swim – I basically had a super relaxing day. Around 5:00 the race meeting started and then I had a huge dinner and went back to the room – and went right to bed to get a good night sleep. Continue reading ‘Molokai To Oahu – Race Recap by Connor Baxter’
I had my last 6 man canoe regatta in the morning at Keehi Lagoon for the OHCRA Oahu Championships and then raced over to the finish line at Maunalua Bay for the Molokai to Oahu Race. I only shot 2 short video clips, the first with Dave Kalama who won by a lot and the second with Jim Hayes, the owner of Tropical Blends Surf on Queen St here in Honolulu. Continue reading ‘2010 Molokai To Oahu SUP Paddleboard Race’
FTP broadcast quality TV highlights package and high resolution images available. Contact Jodi Wilmott, Ocean Promotion.
MITCHELL CLAIMS 9TH MOLOKAI-2-OAHU WORLD PADDLEBOARD CHAMPIONSHIP
DUNCAN-SERAPHIN CLAIMS 8TH WOMEN’S TITLE
Treacherous Channel Dishes out Trademark Highs & Heartbreak
Maui’s Kalama & Moller Take Stand-Up Paddle Honors
M2O PRESS CONFERENCE:
Thursday, 7.22.10. 1pm Hula Grill, Waikiki
(above Duke’s Restaurant in the Outrigger Waikiki)
32::32
Share Your Aloha, Pledge a Dollar a Mile
Sunday, July 25, 2010 Molokai2Oahu.com
Continue reading ‘32 for 32: Molokai 2 Oahu Not Just About the Finish Line’
Get it on – summer road trip – to Utah, land of BIG LOVE, BIG MOUNTAINS and BIG SUP RACING !!!
- H2O Overdrive SUP CUP PRO RACE to be raced on 14′ & under boards – your’s better be fast.
- Ghost Town Paddle – 5 mile course for everyone over the ghost town – Keetley UT.
-SUP Mountain Lake Expo – check out the latest designs & innovations.
Continue reading ‘Get it on – SUP Racing in the UTAH Mountains – July 31′
I just competed in the Naish Paddleboard Championships in Maui. What a great race. Well organized and really fun. It started at Maliko Gulch and finished at the Kahului Harbor – about 9 1/2 miles.
Continue reading ‘Naish Paddleboard Championships – Race Recap by Connor Baxter’
Famous GPS Will Prove that 32-Mile Channel Isn’t Always 32 Miles Across!
Todd Bradley to Host GPS & Finish Line Clinic, Wednesday July 21
With more Molokai Channel crossings to his name than years on Earth, you could be excused for thinking that Todd Bradley could paddle the Molokai2Oahu paddleboard race blind-folded; 2010 will be his 53rd crossing at 50 years of age. But through all his seafaring, Bradley has learned two things when it comes to the ocean: No two days are the same; and the Molokai Channel isn’t always 32 miles across! Continue reading ‘Garmin Partners with Prestigious Molokai 2 Oahu Paddleboard Race’
The Mormaii 27 Mile Pailolo Express held on Sunday July 11th. Otherwise know as the Maui to Molokai Crossing. The first time I did this crossing I was 8 1/2 years old – and I windsurfed across it. But this time I did it – I WON FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS!!!!
Continue reading ‘27 Mile Mormaii Pailolo Express Race – Recap by Connor Baxter’
July 11th, 2010
Kaunakakai, Hawaii-
The Mormaii Molokai Pailolo Express Race presented by Standup Paddle Magazine lived up to expectation Sunday as gusts as high as 20 knots delivered the goods for 28 Elite paddlers. Known for it’s “Lolo” (crazy) running current and wind, the 10:10 AM start gave way to a light mist at the line from Honolua Bay, Maui with a sense of calmness before heading straight into the rum line.
Continue reading ‘YOUNG GUN CONNOR BAXTER STEALS THE 27 MILE MORMAII MOLOKAI PAILOLO EXPRESS RACE’
RECORD GROWTH IN PADDLEBOARD SPORTS
CLOSES ENTRY PERIOD FOR 14th ANNUAL
MOLOKAI-2-OAHU WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IN RECORD TIME
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Molokai2Oahu.com
HONOLULU (July 6, 2010) — The Molokai2Oahu World Championships of Paddleboarding, long considered to be the most prestigious paddleboard race in the world, has for the first time in its 14 year history sold out. With over 140 entries, this is the largest field in the history of the event and the first time the race has sold out, illustrating record international participation with particular growth in stand-up paddleboard (SUP) racing. Entries of both team and solo paddleboarders have signed up to tackle the formidable 32-mile Ka’iwi Channel that separates the islands of Molokai and Oahu, Hawaii.
Continue reading ‘Molokai 2 Oahu: Record Entries, Unique Talent Lineup July 25′
It was a beautiful day for Da Hui’s annual 4th of July race. Here’s a recap from Robert Stehlik from Blue Planet Surf.
Going to the beautiful North Shore on Independence day for the Hui race has become somewhat of a tradition for our family. With clear water, blue skies and light tradewinds, the North Shore once again served up a beautiful day for the most popular paddleboard/ SUP race on Oahu (with the exception of this year’s Battle of the Paddle). The race results show a total of 478 finishers with of which 309 were stand up paddlers, an impressive turnout. The wind was very light in Honolulu but when we got closer to the start at Sunset beach, there were whitecaps and conditions looked good. The crew from Da Hui once again put together a great event.
Continue reading ‘Race Recap – The 32nd annual Hui O He’e Nalu Independence Day Race’