The Concept
History
21 Years of Fun Racing History for our Youth
The History
The concept of the Molokai Holokai Ho’olaule’a was started back in 2003 with Na Opio Hana Pa’a or A Celebration of Youth Opportunities when the first Maui to Molokai Challenge was started.
Our Founders
We welcome all volunteers and we currently have our partners on Maui and Molokai where we can all work together in making this event amazing for all who attend, from the toddler to the elite athlete.
Our Profits
All profits from the event will go towards next year’s event and creating a community/scholarship fund for Molokai Youth Organizations/Individuals to apply for.
2023
2023 will mark the coming together of our Molokai community by inspiring our youth and their families to get healthy as we celebrate 21 years since we started this event.
We have events for everyone from 3/4 mile to 27 miles and also our Gorilla Ogo and Mangrove Seed Contests.
Looking at a skate Jam session so stay tuned.
Music and food for all on Saturday 15th July as we celebrate our Youth at the Molokai Community Health Center.
Team
Event Coordinators

Clare and Gordon Albino
Clare a Windsurfing World Champion, multiple British National titles, world class event titles, US National, Hawaii State and Maui Championship titles. Gordon has extensive ocean background with many channel crossings in OC6 and ocean lifeguarding on Maui.
Both combined have a passion for the youth and dedicate their lives to serving our youth.

More names coming soon
More names coming soon

More names coming soon
More names coming soon
More names coming soon
Join & Be Involved
Register to Race!
Maui to Molokai Challenge 27 miles from DT Fleming to Kaunakakai Harbor
The Molokai Holokai Ho’olaule’a is a 2-day festival on the island of Molokai hosted by Youth in Motion and the Stand Up Paddle Association of Molokai.
We have events for everyone from 3/4 mile to 27 miles and also our Gorilla Ogo and Mangrove Seed Contests.
Looking at a skate Jam session so stay tuned.
Music and food for all on Saturday 15th July as we celebrate our Youth at the Molokai Community Health Center.