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Welcome
It’s
paddlers, families and friends from around the world
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as Kai ‘Opua Canoe Club hosts the 2016 Queen Lili‘uokalani Outrigger Long
Distance Canoe Races here in Kona, Hawai‘i.
my pleasure to welcome all paddlers, coaches and spectators as race week 2016 begins here in Kailua-Kona! Each of you
have prepared for this event with the heart of a true ocean paddler.
We have a great time planned for race participants. Fun, competitive canoe
races during race week and of course our signature 18-mile long distance
race. Be sure to participate in our cultural events like the walking tour
through Historic Kailua Village, multi-day Hawaiian Cultural Fair, International
Paddlers Night, Paddling Talk Story and the much-loved Torch Light Parade.
This race is a reflection of the paddlers who come here to compete
side by side with some of the best. We ask that everyone participate
in the spirit of aloha and practice sportsmanship, have fun and share
the camaraderie that unites us. Review all race information and
please adhere to rules, canoe regulations and procedures that are in
place to help make this the best race weekend ever.
I want to thank our volunteers, Board of Directors and all of those involved
in the planning and execution of the world’s largest long distance canoe
race. So much planning goes into this race and it’s certainly a job that takes
many, many hands.
Thank you for making the journey to be a part of the world’s largest
outrigger canoe races.
Be safe on the water.
Let Hawai‘i’s aloha spirit embrace and guide each paddler this race weekend.
Mike Atwood, Race Director
See you on the start line. Paddles up!
QUEEN LILI‘UOKALANI LONG DISTANCE OUTRIGGER CANOE RACES
Uncle Bo Campos, President
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
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7:00 pm
TORCHLIGHT PARADE
8:00 am to Noon
HISTORIC KAILUA VILLAGE CULTURAL WALK
Lead by noted historian Hannah Kihalani Springer. This is a free event. Meet on
the beach at Courtyard Marriott King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel.
Torchlight parade through Historic Kailua Village starts at 7:00 pm. Participants
meet at Hale Ha– la– wai County Pavilion. Parade winds its way through Historic
Kailua Village starting at Hale Ha–la–wai County Pavilion and ending at the Kailua Pier.
10:00 am to 3:00 pm
QUEEN LILI‘UOKALANI CULTURAL FAIR
Courtyard Marriott King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel — Makai Lawn
Artisans and cultural practitioners lead demonstrations and provide hands-on
learning opportunities for a wide variety of traditional Hawaiian crafts. Beautiful
crafts and local art on display during the all-day fair.
3:00 pm Race heats start
HULAKAI OC4
(4 person canoes)
SPRINT RELAY RACE
2:00 pm Race meeting | Hulakai tent on the Kailua Pier
This fun sprint race consists of a relay team of 8 paddling in a OC4 canoe. The
race takes place in the bay at Kailua Pier and will require that one team member
do a short Stand-Up (SUP) segment in addition to paddling.
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
COUNTY OF HAWAII MAYOR’S
INTERNATIONAL PADDLERS RECEPTION
Courtyard Marriott King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel Ballroom
Paddlers from around the world outside of Hawai‘i are invited to attend this
evening function.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
Starting at 7:30 am ÊUÊÊÊ>ˆÕ>Ê*ˆiÀ
TEEN (single hull canoes)
QLCR officials are adding three teen divisions (OC-6 - 6 person crews): 16 and
under, 18 and under & mixed, 18 and under. The young people paddling this race
follow the same course as the double hull canoes.
WA’A KAULUA (double hull canoes)
Men and women crews tie together two single hull canoes to make the double
hulls. The women and the mixed double hulls start the race, taking the wa’a
(canoe) 2.5 miles south and return to Kailua Bay for a total of five miles.
OC1 (one person) & OC2 RACES (two person)
The OC1 and OC2 canoe races are a recent addition to the more traditional
racing events. The men and women paddling in this one follow the same course
as the double-hull canoes.
STAND-UP PADDLEBOARD RACE
Starting in Kailua Bay, the SUP race heads south. Stock boards race 3.5 miles
and Unlimited division races 4.5 miles. Boards are available for rent from the
Hulakai booth on the pier or Kona Boys at Kamakahonu Bay.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
4:00 pm
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TALK STORY
An informal talk with some of outrigger canoe racing’s best and most well-loved
paddlers. On the Makai Lawn at Courtyard Marriott King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach
Hotel.
Makaeo County Pavilion (Old Airport) | 75-5500 Kuakini Hwy
This Hawaiian celebration features traditional foods, music, dance and award
presentations for Sunday race winners. Cost $10, ticket required.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
WA’A KAUKAHI (single hull canoes)
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7:30 – 7:40 am Wahine & Mix 40+ start in Kailua Bay
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11:45 – 11:55 am Kane & Mix Open start in Honaunau Bay
Women and Mix 40+ start the race paddling 18 miles from Kailua Bay to
Ho– naunau. The men and Mix Open then bring it back 18 miles to Kailua Bay.
The Ironman division crews race the entire course with no changes!
AWARD PRESENTATION
Starting at 3:30 pm all awards for Saturday races will be given at Kamakahonu
Bay. Everyone is invited to celebrate the 2016 Queen Lili’uokalani Long Distance
Outrigger Canoe Race champions.
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ALI’I CHALLENGE
A single hull canoe race, tests each 12-person crew with land and sea tasks tied
to the rich culture of Historic Kailua Village. Ali‘i Challenge includes a 17.5 mile
paddling race with an open water change half way through the paddling course,
second crew finishes the paddling portion, then all 12 crew members join to
compete in the skills and tasks portion of the challenge. This fun, challenging
event’s deadline to enter is Friday, September 1. So hurry, entries are limited.
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Talk
Story
Join our casual chat Friday afternoon
where everyone is invited to bring a
beach chair or mat and head to the
lawn fronting Kamakahonu. Talk
Story will focus on the early days of
racing in the Queen Lili‘uokalani Long
Distance Outrigger Canoe Race. Hear
from those who participated, gain
insights from early race organizers,
and discover the stories behind the
evolution of how this great race
grew to be the world’s largest.
PHOTO: WAYNE LEVIN
“The Queen Lili’uokalani Long Distance Race really began in our kitchen. Louis
[Kahanamoku] and I were talking about outrigger canoe racing, and he said
‘We really need a race to get us prepared for the Moloka’i Channel Race.’ We
talked about the course, the divisions and the general aspects of organization
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and prepared a proposal. Louis then spoke about this new race to the Kai ‘Opua
Board of Directors. The Board, composed of Uncle Robert Greenwell, Dr. Mar,
John DeGuair, Walter Perreria, Dick Dennison, Uncle Donna Kualii and Uncle
Red Kanuha, agreed to the proposal that Louis presented, and they were all a
big help in getting the race started.” — Mary Jane Kahanamoku
The best long distance paddlers are here on Kona’s starting line. How has the race
transformed over the decades? Come to Talk Story and find out!
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WAHINE AND MIX 40+ — KAILUA BAY TO HONAUNAU BAY
7:30 am
Wa– hine Iron Crews start
7:35 am
Wahine Unlimited Canoes start
7:40 am
Wahine OC09 – Escorted Divisions start
Mix 40+ Iron Crews start
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11:45 am
Ka– ne Iron Crews start
Mix Open Iron Crews start
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Kane Unlimited Canoes start
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Kane OC09 – Escorted Divisions start
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WAHINE & KANE PADDLING + TASKS OF SKILL AND
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7:30 am
Teen Girls / Boys / Mixed – OC-6
7:15 am
Mandatory Race Meeting
8:30 am
Mixed Double-Hull 40+
9:30 am
Race Start
9:00 am
Kane / Teen Boys – OC-1, OC-2
1:30 pm
Crews Finishing (paddling & land portion)
9:00 am
Stand-up Paddle Boards – LONG 4.5 miles
9:05 am
Stand-up Paddle Boards – SHORT 3.5 miles
9:30 am
Wahine Double-Hull
10:45 am
Kane Double-Hull
11:00 am
Wahine / Teen Girls / Mixed – OC-1, OC-2
12:00 noon
Mixed Double-Hull Open
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UP FOR THE
CHALLENGE?
For many years race organizers wanted to expand the
schedule and add a third day of racing for paddlers
traveling to Kona from near and far for the long
holiday weekend. While adding a 45+ mile race to
Kawaihae would accommodate canoe transports, the
idea was scrubbed since it proved too far after a full
weekend of long distance racing.
Ali‘i Challenge was conceived as a team event to wrap
competitive ocean abilities around adventurous land
challenges and inform
crews on Hawaiian culture and local history.
Historic Kailua Village holds significant treasures that
often go unnoticed as people walk on by. Ali‘i Challenge,
now in its seventh year, weaves in history with clever
clues that challenge participants in fun games, rarely
repeating tasks from year to year. The annual theme
is always top secret; previous themes have included
navigation, sustainability and Hawaiian monarchs.
IMPORTANT TIPS:
s Consider current events in Polynesian culture
s Take Thursday’s Historic Kailua Village Cultural Walk lead by noted
PHOTOS: CHARLAPHOTOGRAPHY.COM
historian Hannah Kihalani Springer
s Study the Herb Kane paintings found in the headquarters hotel lobby
s Create a crew flag
Most importantly, have fun! Keys to success in this competitive race are paddling,
reasoning and working together.
Mixed crews can sign up for Monday’s Ali‘i Challenge at Registration through Friday.
WHERE EVERY DAY IS A HOLIDAY
SAVOR LOCAL INGREDIENTS, OCEAN VIEWS, & WARM ISLAND HOSPITALITY
A proud sponsor of the Queen Lili‘uokalani Long Distance Outrigger Canoe Races this Labor Day,
the Courtyard King Kamehameha’s Kona Beach Hotel is Hawaii’s favorite place to stay, play, and
dine. Enjoy our onsite restaurants with fresh island cuisine, live music, a Sushi Chef, daily happy
hour, and our famous weekend Prime Rib & Seafood Buffet. If that’s not enough, we offer beautiful
event spaces for weddings, celebrations, and business retreats.
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KONA’S RACING HERITAGE
Not much is written about Hawaiian canoe racing prior to the early 1900s. We do
know the first recorded regatta is thought to be in 1859 when races were held in
honor of the first birthday of Hawai‘i’s crown prince. Nearly 50 years later, racing
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patron Prince Kuhio sent a Kona team and a storied canoe, claimed to be the most
perfectly built and fastest in all Hawai‘i, to race in Honolulu. That Kona canoe and
crew beat all comers in 1907, ‘08, and ‘10. The Kona crew did not make it to the
’09 race.
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Kai ‘Opua Canoe Club first organized in 1929 with 20 men and 12 women,
practicing then, as now, in Kailua Bay. Club leadership included Lind Childs, Judge
Stillman, Uncle Keoni Mano and Red Kanuha to name a few.
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It 1933, a regatta in South Kona’s Napo‘opo‘o solely devoted to canoe racing was
organized by legendary watermen Duke Kahanamoku, Charles Amalu, Dad Center,
John D. Kaupiko Sr., David Kahanamoku, Commander Bailey USCG, Paul Fagan,
George I‘i Brown, Dr. Albert Wall and Lorrin Thurston. Clubs competing in this first
all-canoe regatta were Outrigger Canoe Club, Miloli‘i, Hui Nalu, Queen’s Surfers,
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Honaunau, Ho‘okena, Hilo and Kai ‘Opua. The following year, Kai ‘Opua won its first
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major statewide regatta in Napo‘opo‘o beating the Big Island clubs as well as the
O‘ahu clubs that had come over for the race.
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Kai ‘Opua ceased operations during the 1940s with the commencement of WWII,
but regrouped in time for the 1952 Territorial Championships (Julian R. Yates Canoe
Championships), here in Kailua Bay, Kona. Clubs racing that day were Healani,
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Honaunau Canoe Club, Hui Kailia, Hui Nalu, Kai ‘Opua Canoe Club, Ko‘olaupoko
Canoe Club, Ma‘alaea Boat & Fishing Club, Outrigger Canoe Club and Waiki–ki– Surf
Club.
In the early 1970s the idea of designing a race to train paddlers for the demands
of the Na Wahine O Ke Kai (Women) and the Moloka‘i Hoe (Men) long distance
races from Moloka‘i to O‘ahu took shape. Since those early beginnings, the Queen
Liliu‘okalani Outrigger Canoe Races have grown tremendously, now hosting over
2,500 paddlers from all over the world for five days of canoe racing every Labor Day
Weekend.
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KAI ‘OPUA CANOE CLUB | 1929 | AMERICAN FACTORS LUMBER YARD, KAMAKAHONU BAY
Among those pictured are: H. Ako, Pelekane, J. Wahinekapu, M. Kalele, A. Kamaka, M. Stone, I. Kunewa, Keawe, Yamasaki, Kahananui, Mano, R. Kanuha, Deguair,
K. Spinney, Alice, Kamaka, W. Kaaialii, A. Spinney, H. Kunewa, Kaolelo, Lono, Hoomanawanui, J. Mano, Akamu, Kaikala Kainulama
Aloha and Welcome Paddlers!
It's that time of year when fantastic energy from paddlers the world over comes to play here in Kailua-Kona.
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I’m a proud racing member of Kai 'Opua Canoe Club and excited to help make your race a memorable event.
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C H A P I O N S
WAIKIKI BEACH BOYS #4
2015 Overall Men
2015 Overall Men
2015 Overall Women
2015 Overall Women
Hui Nalu #1
Na Koa O Kona #1
Waikiki Beach Boys #4
Waikiki Beach Boys #5
Iron Unlimited
Iron Open NK
Iron Unlimited
Iron Open NK
2:01:15
2:03:15
2:03:52
2:09:37
2014 Overall Men
2104 Overall Women
Mellow Jonny #1
Waikiki Beach boys 1
Iron Open Koa
Iron Open NK
1:55:03
2:07:11
2013 Overall Men
2013 Overall Women
Mellow Jonny #1
Waikiki Beach Boys 3
Iron Open Koa
Iron Open NK
2:08:48
2:04:43
2012 Overall Men
2012 Overall Women
Team Livestrong #1
Hu Nalu Canoe Club
Iron Open NK
Iron Open NK
1:37:08
2:20:55
2011 Overall Men
2011 Overall Women
Team Livestrong #1
Kalihi Kai
Iron Open NK
Iron Open NK
1:52:26
2:12:17
NA KOA O KONA #1
PROUD SPONSOR OF THE
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Welcome Queen Lili‘uokalani Canoe Race Participants
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Stop by and enjoy good food, good company, and of course, good beer all at a good price for race participants!
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8am - 2am Saturday & Sunday
Located at
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(808) 331-2633
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Humpy's Big Island Alehouse
36 craft beers on draft
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner served daily
open from 8am – 2am
Located at
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(808) 324-BEER (2337) www.humpyskona.com