The collection includes the trophies with the most historical significance to the Club, the most beautiful or unusual trophies, and the ones won by the Club for national championships. In the past, the Club has distributed many of its trophies to the individuals or teams who won them.

This beautiful sailing canoe was won by the Outrigger Canoe Club by finishing in first place in the 1987 OHCRA Championships in the AA Division.

All of the trophies in the first Macfarlane Regatta were donated by commercial sponsors-Matson Navigation, American Factors, Hawaii Brewing Company, Canada Dry, Royal Hawaiian Hostesses, and the OCC.

Kaoloa, Club’s sixth koa racing canoe, joins ranks of Leilani and Kakina. It is built by member Joe Quinn. OCC wins OHCRA title at Keehi Lagoon, outscoring runner-up Kailua 88-80. OCC wins third straight Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association State Championships at Hilo Bay. Takes 11 firsts, five seconds, four thirds to score 186 points in AAA ...

We encourage you to come and be a part of one of the most exhilarating and historic Hawaiian canoe clubs on Hawaiʻi Island. Hundreds of adults and keiki have called Kawaihae Canoe Club their home for nearly five decades, breaking many on …

Robert F. Greenwell, President of Kai 'Opua Canoe Club, presented the medals and trophies.The club also started the Queen Lili'uokalani Long Distance Races in 1971 as a warm-up to the Moloka'i Hoe race.

Aug 5, 2001 · With the largest contingent in the state — state-record 34 crews — Hawaiian amassed 315 points to win the AAA (overall) division. Lanikai, which won the state title last year, was second with 303. O'ahu champion Outrigger was third with 301 and Kailua fourth with 241.

Aug 7, 2022 · Congratulations to the 12 crews that represented Keaukaha at the State’s Regatta on Oahu this year. We took all our #1 ranked crews from the Big Island Moku series and they did well. Our club placed #11 out of 58 clubs and #1 in our Division AA. It …

Jul 5, 2017 · The perpetual Walter Macfarlane Memorial Trophy and Senior Women’s Bowl were awarded to the victorious crews in the men’s (Lanikai) and women’s (Outrigger) 11⁄2-mile senior races.

Canoe Club teams and individual athletes brought home a bundle of trophies during 1985, marking one of the most successful years in the Club's history. Among the honors amassed were the international title won by the Outrigger women who paddled their way to victory in the Na Wahine 0 Ke Kai, Molokai to Oahu canoe race.