Queen Lili'uokalani Race at Kona 2007
2007 Kawaikini Team Placement -
Out of 77 Team: Sharon Hackleman, Midori Fernandez, Adora McDougal, Dawn Wooten, Barbara Bradish, and Shirly Gorospe |
When it comes to sheer size the Queen Lili'uokalani
Outrigger Canoe Race in Kailua-Kona is without equal - it's the largest
long-distance outrigger paddling challenge in the world. Two thousand
five hundred paddlers come from all over the world (Australia, New
Zealand, Japan, Hong Kong, Florida, California and Canada, to name just
a few) to the Big Island for this strenuous course which covers the 18
miles between Kailua and Honaunau. On day one, women race first from Kailua to Honaunau, then the men race back. On day two, women race double hull canoes from Kailua Bay to Keauhou Bay (approx 5 1/2 miles) then the men race back in the opposite direction. In addition, on day two there are single and two-person canoe races over the same course. Those competing in the "Open" Division paddle "iron" - meaning that they have no escort boat and use the same six people for all 18 miles. We did not enter this year. |
2007 Puanani's Team Placement - Out
of 3
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