Please park in designated parking stalls! No parking on grass and in the fire lane - vehicle parked illegally will be ticketed and towed
What kind of canoes are being used for the championship races?
Bradley Lightning Canoes
What kind of ʻama's will be used for the championship races?
Eagle ʻAma's
What race rules are being utilized for racing?
Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association (HCRA) Race Rules will be utilized
What type of start will be used?
There will be a three (3) flag starting system used to start each race, one Yellow, one Red, and one Green.
In between races:
A Yellow flag will signify a five (5) minute warning to have teams check in promptly at the check-in tent.
During races:
A Yellow flag will signify the race on the course will commence shortly. Followed by five (5) waves, in a side-to-side motion, Followed by a Red. Followed by raising the Green flag - indicating the beginning of the race.
Post races:
Concluding each race - a Red or Green flag will be raised indicating the outcome of the race.
Red flag: indicates a team/teams have committed an infraction during the race.
Green flag: indicates no infractions observed or committed during the race.
Why are there 15-minute intermissions before and after the mixed varsity events?
Schools may utilize a paddler twice, the intermissions allow the paddler racing multiple events to rest before competing in the next event.
i.e.: A paddler that has completed racing for their school for Girls Varsity - Heat 2 may be competing for their school in the Mixed Varsity - Heat 1.
Please refer to the Site Map for the exact spot location at Kēʻehi Lagoon. Boundaries/spots will be marked on Friday, Feb. 7th.
Lane Drawing based on Best Place/Times
(Preliminary then Semi-Final)