1992 HCRA State Championships 8-1-1992
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1992 HCRA State Championships
The new $2.5 million Keehi Lagoon Canoe Competition Center was dedicated before the opening of the 1992 HCRA State Championships.
1992 HCRA State Championships
Canoe racing officials and state officials untie the maile lei to officially open the new $2.5 million Keehi Lagoon Canoe Competition Center.
1992 HCRA State Championships
After years of waiting, and competing in shallow lanes and rocky shores, the new facility included a Judge's Pavilion, 12 dredged lanes, new bathrooms, grass and shade trees were opened in time for the State championships.
1992 HCRA State Championships
The new $2.5 million Keehi Lagoon Canoe Competition Center was dedicated before the opening of the 1992 HCRA State Championships. The new course has 12 lanes, the usual number needed for regattas, but not the 14 required for the state championships. The 14 lanes were set but were only 67 feet wide and race rules require 80 feet. In order to do this, it meant moving the course about 150 feet seaward and using a quarter-mile course for all races, instead of a half-mile course for the longer races. It took several hours to reset the course and the regatta didn't get under way until 11 a.m. From left Dave Parsons, State Boating Manager, Bill Paty, Director Department of Land & Natural Resources, xx, Rex Johnson, Director, Department of Transportation, Michael Tongg, President HCRA, Mufi Hannemann.
1992 HCRA State Championships
HCRA President Michael Tongg spoke at the opening ceremony.
1992 HCRA State Championships
Race officials listen to official speeches at the dedication.
1992 HCRA State Championships
The opening ceremony.
1992 HCRA State Championships
HCRA President Michael Tongg spoke at the opening ceremony.
1992 HCRA State Championships
The coaches meeting was used to explain the problems with the lanes.
1992 HCRA State Championships
HCRA Trophies for the 1992 State Championships.
1992 HCRA State Championships
Presidents of the various Canoe Racing Associations together for the dedication and regatta. Joan Malama, center, is OHCRA president. Mike Tongg, to her left, is HCRA president.
1992 HCRA State Championships
Outrigger's Girls 13 won the state championship: Laura Osborne, Tiare Larsen, Siana Austin, Angela Adams, Sandi Dunn and Nanea Tannehill.
1992 HCRA State Championships
Outrigger's State Champion Boys 18s: Sage Spalding, Ivan Gale, Ikaika Kincaid, Matt Corboy, David Buck and Chuck Watanabe.
1992 HCRA State Championships
Outrigger's State Champion Freshmen Women: Joanna Reinhardt, Donna Kahakui, Pam Clifford, Nicole Wilcox, Sheila Stehouwer. Missing: Missy Mowat.
1992 HCRA State Championships
Outrigger's State Champion Sophomore and Senior Women: Kisi Haine, Diana Clifford, Sara Ackerman, Kaili Chun, Paula Carbone and Katy Bourne.
1992 HCRA State Championships
Outrigger's State Champion Mixed Open crew: Mark Buck, Colleen Kelley, Bill Danford, Kehau Kali, Robbie Harrison and Norma Santiago.
1992 HCRA State Championship
Outrigger's winning Senior Masters Men: Bruce Ames, Rick Mant, John Finney, Tim Guard, Tay Perry, Mike Clifford.
1992 HCRA State Championships
Outrigger's State Champion Masters Women: Bea Cromwell, Evie Black, Ann Cundall, Doc Bintliff, Maureen Kilcoyne, Kathy Clifford and Pam Zak. Front: Coach Di Guild.
1992 HCRA State Championships
The Clifford family won five gold meals at States: Mike, Senior Masters Men; Pam, Freshmen Women; Kathy, Masters Women; and Diana, Sophomore and Senior Women.
1992 HCRA State Championships
1992 HCRA State Championships
1992 HCRA State Championships