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2011 Crew, Coaches and Training Schedule -- all info subject to change
Youth and Novice training will start Monday, March 28 - 3:30 for keiki; 5:30 for novices.
Start April 4 for the 13 girls, all of the open, master women and all of the open, master men.
revised 3/11
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Coach
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Assistant
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Practice Days/Times
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10 Girls |
Kehau Makaena-Gillum |
Brittany Leandro |
M W 3:30-5:00 |
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12 Girls |
Dar Singlehurst |
Britt Morse |
M W F 4:00-6:00 |
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13 Girls |
Ginger Lockette |
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M W F 3:30-5:15 Start 4/4 |
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14 Girls |
Bobbie Poppler |
Alanna Bender |
M W F 3:30-5:15 |
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15 Girls |
Chrystal Hogue |
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M W F 3:30-5:15 |
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16 Girls |
Robbie Cates |
Kristi Kahale |
M T Th 4:00-5:30 |
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18 Girls |
SavannahMcCue |
Mike McCue |
T Th F 4:00-5:30 |
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Nov B Wm |
David Heen |
Tammy Kaneaiakala |
M W F 5:30 |
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Nov A Wm |
Tayte Brock |
Savannah McCue |
M T Thu 5:30 |
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Freshmen Wm |
Derek Kahale |
Heidi Berengue |
M W F 5:30 |
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Soph Jr Wm |
Pat Erwin |
KCC Staff |
M W F 5:30 |
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Master 40,50,55 Wm |
KCC Staff |
M W + 5:30 |
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| Master 60,65 | Lois Wise | T Thu 5:30, Sat 7am |
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10 Boys |
Susan Maher |
Jenny Helman and Mike Willett |
T Thu 3:30-5:15 |
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12 Boys |
Ryann Kurahara |
Mike Dowsett |
T W F 3:30-5:15 |
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13 Boys |
Brudda Poole |
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T Thu F 3:30-5:15 |
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14 Boys |
Alex Epling |
Kaoru Lovett |
T Thu F 3:30-5:15 |
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15 Boys |
Alex Epling |
Kaoru Lovett |
T Thu F 3:30-5:15 |
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16 Boys |
Brad Wong |
Jordan Wong |
T Thu F 5:30 |
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18 Boys |
Julian Wicker |
Brad Wong |
T Thu F 5:30 |
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Nov B Men |
Mark Benghiat |
Chris Tanaka |
M W F 530 |
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Nov A Men |
Kawai Mahoe |
Magic Martin |
T Thu F 5:30 |
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Freshmen-SrMen |
Hank Leandro |
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T Thu F 5:30 |
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Master 40 Men |
Pat Erwin |
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M Thu F 5:30 |
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Master 50/55 Men |
Kamoa Kalama |
M Thu F 5:30 |
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Master 60, 65 Men |
Tommy Conner |
M W F 9AM | |
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About our Coaches
Kailua Canoe Club coaches are among the most knowledgeable and experienced paddlers in our club. Coaches are chosen because of their willingness to share their knowledge, their experience, and their passion for paddling. They put in many hours, at home evaluating crew combinations and planning challenging workouts and at the site monitoring paddlers’ progress. Please keep in mind that our coaches are volunteers who have to make a living during their “off” hours so, please meet the paddler expectations to the best of your ability. Your coaches promise to give you their best as well.
About Crew
One of the objectives of Kailua Canoe Club is to allow each member in good standing to paddle in at least one regatta or race per season. As some crews may have a very large turnout, please recognize that this may be difficult in some crews. The final decision on how many times each paddler races is with the crew's coach. The crew's coach will explain to their crew the guidelines for crew selection based on the coach's criteria. The Head Coach has recommended to each coach to implement the following criteria: attendance during scheduled practices; extra-curricular training activities; results of time trials; crew balance and positive attitude. Time trials will be conducted from time to time as each coach sees fit. Crews are generally named by the Friday before a race. The coach may select one or two alternates. Each member of the Club is strongly encouraged to attend each regatta regardless of their status that week.
Read KCC Paddler's Agreement (pdf) for further information








In 1971, KCC was the vision of two coaches and about 50 paddlers who had been paddling with the Kailua Hawaiian Civil Club (KHCC). Those two paddlers were Jimmy Marciel and Cliff Ornellas. This tight-knit group of paddlers purchased the koa canoe "Kalanakila" (Victorious) from KHCC, bought a canoe trailer and a fiberglass training canoe affectionately called the "water wiggle". Cliff and Jimmy researched and adopted the petroglyph paddleman (our club logo), chose blue and gold as our club colors and Kailua Canoe Club was founded.