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Written by Rob Mousley
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Wednesday, 23 April 2008 |
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May 18th will
see Hawaiian resident Maggie Twigg-Smith tackling the Molokai crossing in a
surfski for the eleventh time. She's
also done no fewer than thirteen in OC-6s, and another four or so in OC-1 relays.
 Maggie Twigg-Smith on her way to victory in the 2006 Molokai |
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Written by Rob Mousley
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Monday, 21 April 2008 |
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May 18th, 2008 will see DeAnne Hemmens competing in the Molokai World Championships for the fifth time. I wrote to her husband Patrick to get some insider information on this avid ski paddler. This is what he told me...
 Deanne Hemmens with Lewis Laughlin: winners at the 2007 US Surfski Champs |
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Written by Ayumi Matsunaga
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Sunday, 20 April 2008 |
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On May 18, 2008, Itsuko Oda will be the first Japanese female surf ski paddler to tackle the Molokai World Championships. Ayumi Matsunaga (Kobe SLSC) sent us this profile.
 Itsuko Oda - paddling in Japan |
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Written by Chris Laughlin
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Sunday, 06 April 2008 |
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It's hard to know which is tougher: enduring the physical strain that allows you to become one of the best in the world; or coming so close that a mere tenth of a second causes you to quit the sport that defined you.
 Zsolt Szadovszki (Pic: Martin Sundberg) |
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Written by Chris Laughlin
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Thursday, 27 March 2008 |
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[Editor: New Zealander Katie Pocock has had a great season, winning the women's category of every big race she's entered including the Dubai Shamaal and the Perth World Cup. She's about to defend her title in this weekend's King of the Harbour. Chris Laughlin from Epic Kayaks put together this profile.]
 Katie Pocock - #1 ranked female surfski paddler (Pic: www.sportzhub.com) |
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