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Tuesday, 02 May 2006 |
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By Dayton Morinaga. Luke Evslin couldn't afford a trip to Maui over the weekend, so he stayed on O'ahu and won a state championship instead. Stuart Gaessner won the surfski division for the second consecutive year. His time was 2:57:03, which was 22 minutes slower than his time last year. Evslin was the surprise winner of the one-person canoe division of the Kanaka Ikaika State Championships yesterday. He completed the 23-mile course from Makai Pier to Sand Island in 3 hours, 13 minutes, 34 seconds.
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Written by Rob Mousley
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Sunday, 30 April 2006 |
 In 2005, the first Discovery Men's Health Winter series race in Durban saw a world record entry of some 507 paddlers. Would (could) the record be broken again? Signs were good at the series launch party... over six hundred paddlers had registered. In the event, it wasn't to be... |
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Written by entrytime.com
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Wednesday, 19 April 2006 |
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Johannesburg – Canoeing South Africa has confirmed the death of surfskier Peter Sherwen, who drowned in an accident at Emmarentia Dam during a time trial on Sunday morning. Sherwen, who was 52, was a regular participant in the Sunday morning Dabulamanzi club time trial. He fell off his surf ski during the time trial, and according to paddlers that were on the scene within seconds, he disappeared from view almost immediately. Within a minute, a massive search effort was staged by the scores of fellow canoeists who were taking part in the time trial, diving repeatedly to try and locate him, to no avail. Emergency services were quickly on the scene, including divers from the Fire Department, and the Johannesburg Water Wing. |
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Written by Rob Mousley
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Friday, 14 April 2006 |
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For those planning a long weekend in Plettenberg Bay (South Africa), take note of the following warning, published on News24:  Great Whites patrolling Plett
13/04/2006 19:46 - (SA) Cape Town -Great White sharks appear to be flocking to Plettenberg Bay along with the Easter holidaymakers, according to the National Sea Rescue Institute. Station commander Ray Farnham said on Thursday the bay was experiencing "a visible presence of Great White sharks in what we believe may be greater-than-normal numbers". |
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Written by Rob Mousley
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Tuesday, 11 April 2006 |
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The New Zealand King of the Harbour results have been published on www.surfski.co.nz. *** Full race report and pics at: Sportzhub. ***
*** Great article on the race and more pics at: Epic Kayaks ***
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