Results and Media
Past Results and Media
Results and Media
Technology has changed over the years, however we have managed to save some past results and video
Results and Media
Technology has changed over the years, however, we have managed to save some past results and video
2023 Race Results
Race Results for 2023 for Paddling and the Ho’olaule’a
Day 2 Kamalo Downwinder Paddle
Mangrove Seed Contest
- 1st place: Manini (ages 5-6)
- 2nd Place: Wana (9-10) @
- 3rd Place: Opihi (7-8) @
- 4th Place: Papaʻi (11-12)
Trash Art Contest
1st Place: Kaʻikena Rawlins-Fernendez
2022 Race Results
2019 Race Results
2018 Race Results
2017 Race Results
2003-2016 Race Results
We have no clue how to upload all of this….Old technology with paper, pen and stopwatch years!
2023 Footage coming soon……Stay tuned
Check out some of the Facebook posts on Molokai Holokai Ho’olaule’a
Come check out the 2022 Footage with Ocean Paddler TV and Island Eye Productions
Come check out the 2022 Footage with Ocean Paddler TV and Island Eye Productions
Results and Media
Technology has changed over the years, however we have managed to save some past results and video
Some more past footage from 2021 with the virtual race on the race course
2019 was a great year……….
The Molokai Holokai Ho’olaule’a began in 2003 as Na Opio Hana Pa’a, a Celebration of Youth Opportunities. It involved a Maui to Molokai Challenge to bring ocean enthusiasts to Molokai. The event included community events and culminated in music and festivities at Malama Park. Over the years, the event evolved and adapted to community needs. However, Malama Park faced challenges and became unavailable. The hope is to bring Malama Park back as a venue for the event in the future.
2018 was another great year with Outside TV filming…..The Molokai Holokai is a race that features an epic channel crossing from Maui to Molokai (27 miles) in everything from SUP, Foil, and Outrigger Canoe. This race takes competitors across the Pailolo channel, known as one of the most epic crossings in the Hawaiian islands. Among this year competitors is 2x Ultimate Waterman Champion Zane Schweitzer and 9-year-old Bobo Gallagher.
The Molokai Holokai Ho’olaule’a began in 2003 as Na Opio Hana Pa’a, a Celebration of Youth Opportunities. It involved a Maui to Molokai Challenge to bring ocean enthusiasts to Molokai. The event included community events and culminated in music and festivities at Malama Park. Over the years, the event evolved and adapted to community needs. However, Malama Park faced challenges and became unavailable. The hope is to bring Malama Park back as a venue for the event in the future.
Mission Statement
“Empower, Equip, Educate, Challenge and Motivate Youth through activities that engage and develop their mental, emotional, creative and physical skills on the land and in the ocean.”
Volunteer Today
Volunteers receive a free t-shirt and a hat for participating.
Global Race
We are also doing a global virtual race on the same day. If you cannot make it to Molokai then do our Global Challenge and hope to see you in person at a future race.
Sponsors
Thank You To Our Sponsors, Supporter and Partners
Primary Supporters
Mahalo to Hawaii Tourism Authority for Supporting Our Event
Funding provided by Hawai‘i Tourism Authority through the Community Enrichment Program
Mahalo to Hawaii Tourism Authority for Supporting Our Event
“Support provided by Hawai‘i Tourism Authority through the Community Enrichment Program”
Supporters and Partners
