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CONTENTS
FEATURES
Paddling Through a Pandemic
In the time of Covid, champion
paddler Tracy Phillips Darling has
helped keep her fellow members in
The LOBBY shape—physically and mentally
p.17
Get involved
Members make the Club what it Worth a Million Words
is. Here’s how to join in the fun Winners of the 2020 OCC
through committees. Photo Contest
p.10 p.21
Castle Swim 2020
See who swam 1.2 miles—
on the course of their choosing On the cover:
p.11 The winner of the Photo Contest’s
Clubscapes category perfectly cap-
OCC Beach Clean Up tures a quiet moment at the Club, as
Staff gives back in Waimānalo we look toward a full reopening of a
p.12 place we love. Jay Freis captured his
son Joey in a contemplative mood
on the Hau Terrace.
The McKibbin Brothers’
Amazing Race
The volleyball stars clinched This page:
third place Future perfect: One bird's-eye view
p.14 of the Club is all it takes to know
Outrigger we have better days ahead. Hau‘oli
Canoe Club makahiki hou.
The official publication of the Outrigger Canoe Club is titled Ama to honor the Club’s Photo by Matt Heirakuji
lineage. The outrigger of a canoe is called an Ama in ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i (Hawaiian Language).
It was a nautical innovation that allowed the Polynesians to efficiently navigate the rough
waters of the Pacific. The Ama is also the port hull of a double-hulled canoe, which is the
vehicle that brought the Hawaiians to these beautiful islands.
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From the President’s Desk
ALOHA KĀKOU. This is my last message as president.At the February 8
annual meeting, Jon Steiner will become our 71st president. This past
year, Jon chaired our dues study, which has identified a dues deficiency
and developed alternatives to address that issue over the next few years.
Jon has the full support of the board and management and he will be an
outstanding president!
I also want to thank Jon, along with Fred Noa, Dustin Sellers, and Rob
Durkin, who have worked tirelessly with me in negotiating a lease exten-
sion with the Elks Lodge. We are now working with consultants on iden-
tifying the effects of sea level rise and king tides on the site. We are also
evaluating the types of shoreline restoration projects and improvements
to our buildings that are needed to mitigate these environmental challeng-
es. Then, we will hopefully continue our discussions with the Lodge.
It is difficult to envision what 2055, when our lease ends, and beyond will
look like. However, I know that no matter how long we are here, we will
mālama this ‘āina and generations of members will enjoy the sports of
Duke Kahanamoku and love our Club the way we do!
It has been an honor to serve as president. Mahalo nui to the board, our
committees and management for your outstanding work and commitment
this year. Outrigger ‘ohana is ikaika!
A hui hou,
Bill Meheula
President
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General Manager’s Corner
ALOHA AND HAPPY NEW YEAR! As we say goodbye to 2020 and welcome what we all
hope is a much better and brighter 2021, our focus turns towards fully reopening
the Club. The Board of Directors has been working closely with the management
team to develop a phased reopening strategy. The plan balances opening dining
options and the fiscal component of operating the Club.
All phases will be implemented as weekly specials along with your OCC favorites. This
restrictions continue to relax and past summer, the team also created well-received
as business continues to return nightly specials, including half-price Wine Down
to normal. We aim to fully reopen Wednesdays, Prime Rib Night, and Hawaiian Nights.
by the beginning of summer. Ob- Our talented bartenders have shown their creativity
viously, this plan is fluid and with inspired artisanal style cocktails to celebrate
timelines will change according each season.
to how fast operations bounce
back. Thank you for your patience Around the Club, we installed a new ceiling in the
as we continue to march towards a lobby and constructed a new wall in the Koa Lanai,
fully operational Club! creating the Walter J. Macfarlane Room for private
dining and events. These projects are in addition
Reflecting on 2020, it’s inspiring to
note some of our accomplishments
to the new safety systems and procedures put into
place to keep you and your family safe when you
M I K Л H Л U S
during such a challenging time. We enjoy your Club.
began the year with the renovation of the Snack A NEW HAIR SALON
Shop, moving operations temporarily to the Ka Hopefully, these achievements aren’t news to you— BY COLOR SPECIALIST
Mo‘i Boathouse and setting up a Beach Grill. we’ve increased our Club email communication JAMIE KEIKO
We were thankful to have the Snack Shop ready schedules to include an extra email on Fridays, with
to open for the summer, with the minimal-con- any Covid-19 related news and operations updates.
tact ordering system on iPads and on the OCC The weekly email has shifted to Mondays, to give you
App. This updated space is more efficient and a look at the week ahead. Chef’s Specials continue to
more comfortable for our hard-working Snack be broadcast on Thursdays, so you can make week-
Shop staff. end dining plans.
We launched the online Logo Shop, making While we’ve adjusted and adapted to the “new
shopping easy and convenient for members normal,” we are continually working toward taking
near and far. We also added a credit card the Club to the next level. We aim for a “better
payment option to meet the request for greater normal” that keeps your safety top of mind while
payment flexibility. providing the exceptional level of hospitality you
expect at the Club.
Photo by Kristy Masada featuring Belle Briscoe
Our Food & Beverage team responded to every
request—pivoting to takeout programs and I look forward to seeing you around the Club
weekly specials when service was limited. and wishing you a great 2021!
When we were able to reopen for dinner service,
Chef Mark Gedeon and his team completely
revamped the menu in the Hau/Koa Lanai to
showcase their talents and culinary influences
and respond to members’ requests for greater Tyler Roukema,
variety. This dynamic menu features revolving General Manager
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LO B BY
Happenings | The Lobby
The This
Way In
CLUB HAPPENINGS, ➳ Bloomingdale’s and Friends Fashion Show,
C E L E B R AT I O N S & E V E N T S and the Swim Committee.
“I recall fondly the Non Run Fun Run
event, which was such a huge success and
the many trips to Hana for the Hana relays
The Official Unofficial
each year. Helping Don Eovino, then Running
Committee Chair, organize run relays, races,
biathlons and awards ceremonies was a blast
and taught me so much about giving back to
the place so many of us call home,” she says.
Her great Club stories include memories of
Castle Swim 2020
co-hosting the OCC Lū‘au in 1999 with Henry ➳ The Castle Swim has a rich history at the Outrig-
Ayau and hosting four years of the Miss Hawaii ger Canoe Club dating back to 1917 and this year, despite
Princess Program Charm School at the Club. all odds, the Swim Committee’s Candes Gentry and
After all that, she continues to be active and Ben Komer were determined to keep the tradition alive
now volunteers on the Entertainment Com- during a challenging year.
mittee to help create fun events such as Ku- On Sunday, November 29, close to 50 members
puna Day, Bingo Nights and Easter egg hunts. washed away the trials of 2020, donned their swimsuits,
Adapting to the times, she also spearheaded caps and goggles and swam as individuals or in groups
reimagining the traditional Keiki Christmas of up to five, per City & County guidelines. With the
event as Santa’s Holly Jolly Drive-Thru, cre- freedom to choose their own course as long as it totaled
ating a safe, festive visit from Santa to kick off at least 1.2 miles (four times to the wind sock and back,
the holiday season. anyone?), the competitors submitted their digital proof
With each year, says Candes, “I am re- to Swim Committee Chair Komer .
minded that not only do we live in paradise Congratulations to the OCC members listed below
but we have been given the opportunity to be and the Swim Committee.
stewards of a slice of heaven on earth.”
Men Women
Boogie Black Ayako Ancheta Corin Gentry
How to join a committee Jordan Brant Carly Bargiel Britta Lau
Are you interested in increasing your Club Dolan Eversole Richelle Cardwell Adele Lemke
Peter Gordon Diane Corn Kathleen Quinn
involvement? The best way to get engaged is to
Kevin Hause Angie Dolan Valisa Saunders
join a committee. How do you know which one
Ronald Haworth Sandie Easton Cassie Senner
Members’ Journey Jackie Guild and Candes Gentry of is right for you? Just follow your passion. Do you
Victor Hemmy, Jr. Victoria Gacutan Jenna Schrader
the Family Subcommittee set the scene love planning special events? Then consider the
A Committee Wants You!
Alexander Jampel Candes Gentry Amy Woodward
for the 2018 Keiki Christmas with Nora Entertainment Committee. Are you social media Uli Klinke
Meijide Gentry and Corin Gentry. savvy? The Member Relations Committee would Eric Lau
welcome your expertise. If you know someone Jim Merchant Pictured above are the 1986 Castle
➳ Many things set the Outrigger Canoe Club apart on events, carrying on traditions or contributing to our on a committee, ask them about their experi- Stefan Reinke Swim participants. The image is from
from other private clubs, but an especially unique Club culture—it is part of the fabric of who we are.” ence. Each February, a questionnaire is sent out Quinn Riordan outriggercanoeclubsports.com, which
hallmark is the fact that it is primarily “member driven,” For Candes Meijide Gentry, who has been a member soliciting committee involvement. Fill one out Scott Robson is curated by the OCC Historical
through the dedication and hard work of its committees. for 31 years, volunteering at the Club has led to a life- and return it to the Executive Office and your Ward Saunders Committee. Dive into the history of the
From the Club’s very beginning, countless club mem- time of memories, relationships and milestones. During Castle Swim at outriggercanoeclub-
information will be forwarded to the chairs of the Grant Senner
bers have volunteered in numerous roles and capacities. sports.com/ocean-sports/swimming
that time she has volunteered on the Running Commit- committees in which you are interested. Jim Shipman
“This expectation to service is bred in who we are tee, as a paddling coach, Photo Contest judge, on the Steve Shropshire
as Club members,” says member Siana Hunt. “To whom PR Committee, Halloween Contest for Senior Riggers, Questions? Contact the Executive Office Bruce Sloan
much is given, much is expected. Whether that means Joan Anderson Holiday Fashion Show, OCC Lū‘au, at (808) 921-1406 or email at Tim Somerset
serving on a committee, coaching a sports team, putting Ocean Sustainability Series, Entertainment Committee, awoods@outriggercanoeclub.com. Jeff Wong
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The Lobby | Happenings Happenings | The Lobby
Reading 'Riggers
OCC Gives In the Swim
Back in By Gerry DeBenedetti
As pandemic life continues, here are three
Waimānalo water-related books worth immersion until
Reading ‘Riggers can once again resume
meeting.
➳ On a blustery Saturday morning in
November, nine OCC employees checked ➳ Bonnie Tsui’s Why We Swim (12 copies HSPLS) was
in at the Surfrider Foundation O‘ahu tent recommended to me by two swimmers at the OCC beach,
at Waimānalo Beach Park for some socially and I, as a swimmer, am recommending it to you. Tsui,
distanced beach clean-up. The focus was who writes occasionally about Hawai‘i for publications
on microplastics and even though volun- such as the New York Times, cites Wallace J. Nichols’s
teers picked up more than 60 pounds of Blue Mind: The surprising science that shows how being
waste, there was still, amazingly, a lot left in near, in, on, or under water can make you happier, health-
the sand. ier, more connected and better at what you do (12 copies
Organized by General Manager Tyler HSPLS), which I have previously reviewed. One book
Roukema with the Surfrider Foundation opens another—Nichols, in turn, refers in his book to Jai-
O‘ahu Chapter as a way to give back, the mal Yogis’s All our Waves are Water: Stumbling toward
event was also an educational eye-open- enlightenment and the perfect ride (10 copies HSPLS),
er—many of the staff didn’t realize how which I also recently reviewed.
pervasive the microplastic issue is on In Why We Swim, Tsui’s thoughts include the idea
our beaches. that entry into water can feel like a restoration of power;
“It was such a contrast in feelings swimming strips us down to our essential selves; we
for me,” says executive assistant JoAnne swim for wellness, emotional
Huber. “On the one hand, volunteering for resonance, and whole per-
this valuable community service project sonhood; there are no inter-
with my fellow team members was such a
DIY Beach Clean-Up ruptions (telephone, comput-
joyful experience, but when you actually Want to do you own part Organize your (socially dis- er, etc.) when we swim; and it
see the sheer volume of microplastic left to help keep your favorite tanced) friends or family. Wear allows us to empty the mind.
in the mesh filter after a handful of sand is beach clean? Doorae Shin work gloves, bring a reusable This refers to a new word I permutations of those
strained was tragic and so very depressing.” of Surfrider Foundation O‘ahu water bottle to stay hydrated learned in Blue Mind—tachy- activities. This is all
Surfrider O‘ahu has held monthly says you can e-mail beach- and slather on the sunscreen. psychia, the neurological about water addicts
large-scale beach cleanups island-wide. “As cleanups@oahu.surfrider.org to Claim a spot on the sand, dig condition that distorts the who get depressed if
large gatherings are on hold, we encourage borrow supplies or host a small- down and load sand onto your perception of time. Time they cannot have their
all people and households to go clean our scale cleanup. And, of course, sifter. Shake it gently and you’ll perception lengthens due “water fix.”
beaches as they certainly need some care,” keep in mind current Covid-19 be surprised at the amount of to a high concentration of Thinking about our
says Surfrider O‘ahu Chapter Coordinator mandates in your community. plastics and other debris left dopamine and norepineph- relationship with water,
Doorae Shin. “Use the hashtag #solobeach- Or you can create your behind. You can also often find rine released during great remember that old
cleanup to spread the word and share on own essential tool. It’s easy to fresh deposits of plastics in the physical stress. This is why we swim. And why surfers standby antidote to a hard day—a long, hot bath. Water
social media.” build a sifter with duct tape high tide line. Carefully dump surf, paddlers paddle, bicyclists bike, and runners run. is what we came from (in utero) and, as with many
As soon as larger gatherings are al- and one-eighth-inch wire mesh. your microplastics from the We are all seeking that expansion of time, that “high” that members, what we return to—witness the traditional
lowed, the Club hopes to invite members Cut a 12-by-12-inch square of sifter into a bag or bucket and makes us powerful, well, whole, and able to get outside of OCC celebration of life. Whatever we need to do to
to participate in future sessions with mesh and wrap the edges with dispose your collection in a ourselves to a place of mental and physical health. maintain that connection with water.
Surfrider Foundation O‘ahu. It’s a small duct tape. Work gloves come in secure bin. You don’t want your Blue Mind is a must-read for OCC members.
way to give back to the ocean and beach- handy as the edges of the mesh hard work ending up back on Throughout the book I kept identifying what the author For information about Reading Riggers, book lists,
es we love. can be sharp. the beach. was saying with our Club, and the things we do in the leave your name and contact at the Front Desk for
water—swimming, paddling, surfing, fishing, and all Gerry Debenedetti.
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RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
} Qizheng Lin was in his
The McKibbin Brothers first semester at Kapiolani
Community College’s culi-
take third in nary pastry program when
he started his first job—with
Invest in The Pacific Northwest
‘The Amazing Race’ the Club’s Food & Beverage
team—in January 2019. A
“When we knew our daughter and son-in-law
would be relocating to Seattle, our first
year later he has earned thought was that we had to get in touch with
➳ Volleyball-playing brothers Riley and Mad- show was actually shot two years ago, from Nov. 10 to Employee of the Month Renee. We were confident she would be there
dison McKibbin, who grew up on the Club’s Baby Dec. 3, 2018, and it was exhilarating watching them recognition for his passion, for them throughout the home-buying process,
Court, turned their winning ways to season 32 of the zip through 11 countries and 17 cities while the world
Qizheng Lin and would find the right home for them. And
growth and progress work-
Food & Beverage she was, and she did!”
CBS reality show The Amazing Race. On Dec. 16, they is paralyzed by a pandemic. ing alongside Pastry Chef -Peter & Mary Baldwin
clinched third place in the final destination—New “We’re here for a good time, not a long time,” said Vivian Wu.
Orleans. They were solid contenders from the start, Riley back in October about Amazing Race preparation,
then dominated with three first-place finishes in a in a video on their YouTube channel. Little did he know “We were new to Seattle, starting our family,
} The Club’s Employee of and nervous about the home-buying process.
row as the race neared its end. But when their clueless they would be there through the last episode. Renee made the process easy to understand,
the Year for 2019 contin-
cab driver couldn’t find his way from Louis Armstrong The McKibbins—aka the Beard Bros for their listened intentionally and was always available
ues to set high standards
New Orleans International Airport to Bourbon Street, exuberant facial hair—learned things from their to show us new listings. We couldn’t imagine
for herself. Malia was
their chance at first place was dashed. far-flung experiences that now helps them with their a better first time home buying experience!”
nominated by a number -Joseph & Lizzy (Baldwin) Harmon
Their volleyball background paid off. The pair, volleyball, such as recognizing and leveraging their of her coworkers for her
who now make their home in Hermosa Beach, were individual strengths. command of Front Desk
quick on their feet, kept calm and positive under "The race is going to help us in our careers more duties, but also her drive—
pressure and have travelled together extensively— than our careers helped us in the race,” said Riley at the she takes on additional
hopscotching across the globe three times in 2018 end of the season finale. And he was right—their 2019 responsibilities in the
alone, not including filming The Amazing Race. The volleyball season was one of their most successful. Malia Pao Business Office while
Front Desk maintaining an air of calm To learn more about PNW
and confidence. She greets real estate opportunities contact:
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Do you have interesting news to share with your fellow members?
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Send your story and accompanying images to ama@outriggercanoeclub.com.
that a mask can’t hide.
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The Lobby | Happenings O C C H E A LT H & F I T N E S S
Stew & Rice at Home:
John Clark
on Kalaupapa
➳ Lifelong waterman and former deputy fire chief
John Clark has educated us all with his books document-
ing names of Hawai‘i’s beaches and the mo‘olelo behind PADDLING
THROUGH
them. For his eleventh book, Clark went beyond the
beach to focus on one of the islands’ most storied places—
Kalaupapa.
On Jan. 11, he joined the Historical Committee’s Stew
& Rice presentation via Zoom and shared stories from
Kalaupapa Place Names: Waikolu to Nihoa.
A
This unique history of the leprosy settlement on
Moloka‘i is based on his meticulous research of more
than 300 Hawaiian-language newspaper articles. He first
assembled an extensive list of familiar and long-forgot-
ten place names associated with the Kalaupapa penin-
PANDEMIC
sula and then searched for them in the online repository Stew & Rice online events are free for members, but
of ‘olelo newspapers. The articles he discovered show require registration in advance. When you sign up, you’ll
a community of Hawaiians from every island (except receive the link for the live Zoom session. Look for details in
uninhabited Kaho‘olawe). Their stories reveal an active the weekly Enews that goes out on Tuesdays.
community of people living rich lives in the face of a
debilitating disease. You can get a Stew & Rice plate (or anything else you’re
It was a fascinating talk—Clark never fails to shed craving) to go from the Hau Terrace menu. Take it home and
new light on this place we call home. tune in online for the best TV dinner ever.
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paragraph—who, what, why, where and when—and photos if available to
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16 AMA | JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 | AMA 17O C C H E A LT H & F I T N E S S O C C H E A LT H & F I T N E S S
Tracy Phillips Darling is a three-
time Olympian in kayaking and
has four Na Wahine Moloka‘i Left: The crew puts in for a training session.
Ho‘e Outrigger Canoe Racing Above: Tracy’s pandemic paddling posse.
World Championships under
Photos: Jan Newhart (left), Harry Newhart (above)
her belt. Yet she still works on endurance sports, involves training different energy
honing her technique, constantly pathways, or gears, so I read a lot and studied old pro-
grams and am also getting help from Rod Clayton on
in search of the perfect stroke. the mainland for long-distance endurance training.
“Good technique is free speed” group member John Eveleth. “And if there are were getting into their OC1s at Kaimana at
But along with technique, you also need to be able to
feel the water and be patient in the water—it took me
is her mantra. opportunities to race as we prepare for that— 6:45am to paddle under her tutelage. And as the three years to finally understand what Johnny meant
we’re game!” pandemic dragged on, the group grew. by that.”
She coached, with Johnny Puakea, the Club’s women’s team Ready to get serious, they contacted Tracy “Countries where the Masters of Aloha She selects training strategies according to
in 2011, 2016 and 2017. Through working with Puakea, who and said, “you were voted in as coach,” she aimed to go kept closing down. It was clear we the paddlers’ needs—so each workout is different
famously spent time in Tahiti where he learned techniques recalls with a laugh. “We started in November wouldn’t be traveling,” says Tracy. And more and comprises lots of constant paddling with some
from six-man coaching legend Gérard Teiva, she picked up 2019 in six-man canoes. We were working on people asked to join to stay in shape. “I’m like, interval training mixed in at different heart-rate
that efficient canoe-powering stroke. By the end of the 2017 the stroke—then the lockdown came.” Physical OK, we’re expanding this program.” zones. The day before a session, she emails an outline
season, the legendary waterwoman needed a break. She con- distancing put a hold on six-man canoes, but not These haven’t been leisurely cruises. Tracy, of the workout to group members.
tinued to paddle solo, and continued to work on that stroke. It on solo paddling. who was inducted into the Outrigger Duke “We don’t train hard every time but we are ex-
energized her. Tracy was already going on paddles with Kahanamoku Foundation’s Hawai‘i Waterman pected to focus hard all the time,” says Eveleth. “Tra-
In late 2019, Marc Haine, Ken Silva and Matt Esecson her husband four mornings a week. To help Hall of Fame in 2019 alongside Kai Lenny and cy always says not to sacrifice technique for speed in
founded Masters of Aloha, a group of Club members age 55 keep the Masters of Aloha from going out of Robby Naish, calls herself a “mean, perfectionist terms of high stroke rate. As it is an endurance sport,
to 60. their minds, she sent an email out inviting them coach,” and takes her position seriously. “I’m we need to be fast and efficient so form is essential to
“Our goal is to train smart and do well in Molokai,” says to join her. Soon, a gaggle of up to 20 people learning a lot,” she says. “Paddling, like a lot of that end.”
18 AMA | JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 | AMA 19O C C H E A LT H & F I T N E S S
PHOTO BY JAN NEWHART
“I just am grateful to have been able to heckle a bunch
of great guys and gals along the way.”
Tracy explains she tries to teach the group to go great things that happened to me during Covid-19. I
fast at sub-maximum effort. “Because they’re more have lost weight, gotten stronger and healthier. At the
efficient at lower heart rates they are going faster.” end of it all, it is great fun and a great way to start the
The current training block started Dec. 7 and her hope day. I love it.”
is the paddlers will be going as fast as they were in the In response to an email from Tracy about future
previous training block, with less effort. training sessions, Masters of Aloha member Gunner
A consummate coach, Tracy makes an effort Schull responded, “Thank you so much for everything
to give individual feedback to everyone during each you have done. Everyone who is in this is addicted and
session on the water. “Everybody has something to has improved greatly. I do know that our next crew, G R A N D
work on,” says Eveleth. “Tracy is not afraid to tell you
exactly what you need to work on with your form. She
seems totally committed to helping us be the best we
when we race again, will be the best we’ve had.”
For Tracy, she hopes in the long run that “these
guys have fun and learn as I have been learning
Worth a Million Words P R I Z E
W I N N E R
can be and she is constantly reminding us what we through this process, they all want to get better and I
Winners of the 2020 Outrigger Canoe Club Photo Contest
need to do to get better.” Tracy helps them do that by see a lot of improvement. Whether it shows in future
sending them videos of paddling in Tahiti to illustrate competition, that remains to be seen. I just am grateful Gravity
what they are trying to achieve. to have been able to heckle a bunch of great guys and ➳ CLUB MEMBERS CONTINUE TO IMPRESS the judges
Adam Cobeen
Her charges feel privileged to train with an gals along the way.” with their indelible images capturing decisive moments
athlete of her caliber. “It is an honor,” says Eveleth. near and far. For the 2020 Outrigger Canoe Club Photo JUDGES’ NOTES:
“She brings a high level of quality to our workouts and Great composition that
Contest, sponsored by the Member Relations Com- poignantly captures the
a wealth of competitive experience. Tracy organizes Learn more
each workout and leads the group with coaching and Hear Tracy Phillips Darling’s story in her own
mittee, 20 photographers submitted 115 images. The issue affecting us all.
guidance that makes me feel like I am part of a top- words—visit the Club’s online archive for Marilyn judges—Ama contributing photographers Tommy Shih, PHOTOGRAPHER’S NOTE:
notch program for serious athletes. I am extremely Kali’s in-depth interview with the legendary wa- sought after for his striking fashion work, and Sean Hawaiian Airlines’ lock
grateful to her for taking the time to help us improve terwoman. Overseen by the Historical Committee,
as competitive paddlers.” this website is an invaluable cache of Club lore. Go
Marrs, one of the island’s top cultural photographers— down for Covid-19. Seeing
the planes grounded gave
The work goes beyond cultivating the perfect to outriggercanoeclubsports.com/occ-archives/ were impressed by the eye and skill of everyone who me a sense of the gravity
stroke. Joining the group, says Eveleth, “is one of the oral-histories participated. Here’s the cream of the crop. of this global pandemic.
20 AMA | JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 | AMA 21PHOTO CONTEST 2020 Ocean Ocean PHOTO CONTEST 2020
1st
PLACE
2 N D PL ACE
Oregan Sunset
Jay Freis
Christmas JUDGES’ NOTES:
The photographer captured an amazing conver-
Island Fishing gence of angles, colors and emotion to create 3RD PL ACE
Jay Freis this stunning compositon.
Excitement
Nora Meijide-Gentry
22 AMA | JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 | AMA 23PHOTO CONTEST 2020 Clubscapes Clubscapes PHOTO CONTEST 2020
1st
PLACE
2 N D PL AC E
Pau Hana
Ed McCall
3RD PL ACE
Gecko Condo
Nora Meijide-Gentry
PHOTOGRAPHER’S
NOTE:
Beauty is in the eyes
of the beholder.
Joey JUDGES’ NOTES:
The powerful contrast and composition of
Jay Freis
this photo depicts a quiet moment on the
Hau Terrace.
24 AMA | JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 | AMA 25PHOTO CONTEST 2020 Travel Sports PHOTO CONTEST 2020
1st
PLACE
1st
PLACE
Geisha Open Bic
Jay Freis Sunset
Jay Freis
JUDGES’ NOTES:
The beauty and JUDGES’ NOTES:
mystery of the The skillful play
geisha are cap- between the
tured beautifully foreground and
here. The obscured background of
glimpse beckons this photo give it
the viewer. dynamic look. An
amazing day on
the water winding
down.
2 N D PL ACE
Kayaking
in Antartica
Maria Lowder
3R D P L AC E
PHOTOGRAPHER’S NOTE:
Not for the faint of heart—
on an Antarctic cruise in
January 2020.
Leaving the 2 ND P L AC E
Camel Races
Tracy Newhart
PHOTOGRAPHER’S NOTE:
These people were leaving a camel race that we Road Trip 3RD PL ACE
had seen in the distance. I did not know at the time
that the low light and too-long exposure would so
Name Here Joy
nicely capture the motion of the camels and own- PHOTOGRAPHER’S NOTE: Jan Newhart
ers. Thar Desert, Rajasthan, India. It’s all about the journey, not the destination.
Shot near Pench National Park in India.
26 AMA | JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2021 | AMA 27PHOTO CONTEST 2020 Fauna Flora PHOTO CONTEST 2020
1st
PLACE
1st
PLACE
Manu Ohana
Ed McCall
JUDGES’ NOTES:
Lovely capture of
a tender moment
between a moth-
er and baby Manu.
Skillful use of sunlight
brings the birds to life
against the rugged
tree branches.
Light at the End JUDGES’ NOTES:
The hopeful feel of this photo resonates powerfully this year. The
of the Tunnel composition and deft use of natural light elevates a humble park
Jacqueline Cobeen to a mystical place.
3RD PL ACE
2 N D PL ACE
‘Ohai Ali‘i
Jan Newhart
2N D P L AC E 3R D P L AC E
The Fish Was Mine Two Good Boys
Nora Meijide-Gentry Kiley Watumull Hungry Visitor
Kent Davenport
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FEET S U N D AY M O N D AY T U E S D AY W E D N E S D AY T H U R S D AY F R I D AY S A T U R D AY
FEET
6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM
M A N AG E M E N T S TA F F
2 Last Quarter Jan 6 Rise: 7:09am / Set: 6:01pm
1 2 2
Outrigger Tyler Roukema, General Manager/COO
1
New Moon Jan 12
New Year's Day 1
Canoe Club Jocelyn Apo, Controller
First Quarter Jan 20 Rede Eder, Food & Beverage Director
0 Full Moon Jan 28 0 Mark Gedeon, Executive Chef
5:48
2.2
1:16 5:48 10:50
0.1 0.6 -0.1
6:27
2.2
1:57 6:50 11:38
0.1 0.6 0.1
Wayne Larrow, Assistant Food & Beverage Director, Catering
DIRECTORS Robert Greer, Facilities Director
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 Bill Meheula, President, Executive Committee Shannon Pelkey, Athletic Director
1 1 Jon Steiner, President-Elect, Executive Committee, Autumn Woods, Communications Director
Long Range Planning, Nominating Chair, Bylaws JoAnne Huber, Executive Assistant/Membership Secretary
0 0
Rick Humphreys, Jr., Secretary, Executive Committee, Athletics
7:08 2:37 8:08 12:40 7:51 3:18 9:36 2:08 8:39 3:58 10:56 4:06 9:34 4:38 11:59 6:02 10:39 5:19 12:52 7:37 11:49 6:01 1:40 8:48 12:56 6:44
2.0 0.1 0.7 0.3 1.8 0.0 0.9 0.6 1.6 0.0 1.2 0.7 1.3 -0.1 1.5 0.7 1.1 -0.2 1.9 0.5 0.8 -0.2 2.1 0.4 0.7 -0.3 Art Mallet, Treasurer, Executive Committee, Finance HAU TREE COLLECTIVE
Laurie Foster, Executive Committee, House Lesa Griffith, Editor
2 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 2
Curt DeWeese, Executive Committee, Buildings & Grounds Keely Bruns, Advertising Sales Director
1
Rise: 7:12am / Set: 6:1 1pm
1 Alice Lunt, Athletics Kara Kozuma, Advertising Executive
0 0 Emily Porter, Admissions & Membership Warren Daubert, Creative Director
2:25 9:42 1:56 7:29 3:08 10:27 2:51 8:15 3:50 11:07 3:41 9:00 4:31 11:45 4:29 9:44 5:11 12:21 5:16 10:27 5:49 12:56 6:05 11:11 6:25 1:31 7:00 11:57 Lissa Guild Eveleth, Member Relations For advertising opportunities in Ama, email keely@goodswellhi.com
2.3 0.2 0.6 -0.3 2.4 0.1 0.6 -0.3 2.5 0.0 0.6 -0.3 2.4 0.0 0.6 -0.2 2.3 0.0 0.7 -0.1 2.2 0.0 0.7 0.0 2.0 0.0 0.8 0.2 Glenn Perry, Entertainment
P U B LI S HED BY HAU TR EE COLLECT I VE FO R
Wendell Brooks, Jr., Historical
2 17 Martin Luther King 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 THE OU TR I G G ER CANOE C LUB
Day (Observed) Michelle Luxton, ODKF
1 1 290 9 KAL AKAUA AV ENU E | HONOLU LU, H I 96 8 1 5
Kevin Greenwell, Finance at Large
0 0 PHONE: 808-92 3 -15 85 | FAX: 808-92 1 - 1 41 4
7:00 2:06 8:04 12:50 7:34 2:42 9:19 2:03 8:08 3:19 10:37 3:48 8:46 3:58 11:43 5:55 9:42 4:39 12:34 7:47 11:07 5:22 1:16 8:43 12:23 6:06 S TA N D I N G C O M M I T T E E S KOA L ANAI : 808-921-14 44
1.8 0.1 0.8 0.4 1.5 0.1 1.0 0.6 1.3 0.1 1.1 0.8 1.0 0.1 1.3 0.7 0.8 0.1 1.5 0.6 0.7 0.0 1.7 0.4 0.6 0.0
Steven Auerbach, Admissions & Membership B EAC H S ERV I C ES: 808-921- 1 46 0
2 2 Brendan Bradley, Athletics LOG O S HOP : 808-921-14 32
24 25 26 27 28 29 30 EM AI L: F RONTD ES K@ OU TR I G G ERCAN O EC LUB.CO M
1 1 Joseph Donahue, Buildings & Grounds
0 0
Siana Hunt, Entertainment Committee OU TR I G G ERCANOEC LU B.CO M
Bradley Totherow, Finance OU TR I G G ERCANOEC LU B S P OR T S.CO M
1:54 9:19 1:21 6:49 2:30 9:50 2:08 7:30 3:05 10:21 2:49 8:11 3:40 10:52 3:28 8:51 4:15 11:23 4:09 9:31 4:50 11:55 4:52 10:14 5:25 12:27 5:40 10:59
1.8 0.3 0.5 -0.1 2.0 0.2 0.5 -0.2 2.1 0.1 0.5 -0.2 2.2 0.0 0.6 -0.3 2.2 0.0 0.6 -0.3 2.2 0.0 0.7 -0.2 2.2 0.0 0.8 -0.1 Jimmy McMahon, Historical FAC EB OOK .COM /OCCWAI KI K I /
2
Erick Ellgren, House I NSTAG RAM .COM /OU TR I G G ERCAN O EC LUB
31 Robert Durkin, Long Range Planning
1 Rise: 7:09am / Set: 6:21pm Joe Bock & Cassidy Tepper, Member Relations Send submissions to ama@outriggercanoeclub.com
0
6:00 1:00 6:35 11:52
2.0 -0.1 0.9 0.1
February 2021
S U N D AY M O N D AY T U E S D AY W E D N E S D AY T H U R S D AY F R I D AY S A T U R D AY
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FEET
6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM 6AM NOON 6PM
2 Last Quarter Feb 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 2
1
New Moon Feb 11 Rise: 7:09am / Set: 6:21pm
1
First Quarter Feb 19
0 Full Moon Feb 27 0
6:36 1:33 7:39 12:56 7:13 2:10 8:55 2:26 7:54 2:50 10:15 4:27 8:46 3:37 11:29 6:41 10:11 4:31 12:31 8:11 11:50 5:31
1.8 -0.1 1.0 0.3 1.5 -0.1 1.2 0.6 1.2 -0.1 1.4 0.7 0.9 -0.1 1.7 0.5 0.7 -0.1 1.9 0.3 0.5 -0.1
2 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 2
1 1
0 0
1:24 9:00 1:07 6:29 2:12 9:37 2:06 7:24 2:55 10:09 2:54 8:14 3:34 10:39 3:37 9:00 4:11 11:06 4:18 9:43 4:46 11:33 4:57 10:25 5:18 12:00 5:38 11:07
2.1 0.2 0.5 -0.2 2.2 0.1 0.5 -0.2 2.2 0.0 0.6 -0.3 2.2 0.0 0.7 -0.3 2.2 -0.1 0.8 -0.2 2.1 -0.1 0.9 -0.1 1.9 -0.1 1.0 0.0
2 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2
Rise: 7:02am / Set: 6:30pm
1 1
0 Valentine's Day President's Day 0
5:47 12:26 6:20 11:50 6:14 12:53 7:07 12:41 6:39 1:20 8:03 1:45 7:01 1:51 9:11 3:21 7:20 2:29 10:28 3:18 11:39 8:21 10:30 4:22
1.7 0.0 1.0 0.2 1.5 0.0 1.1 0.4 1.3 0.0 1.1 0.5 1.0 0.1 1.2 0.6 0.8 0.1 1.3 0.1 1.4 0.4 0.5 0.1
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0 0
12:35 8:32 12:19 5:28 1:20 8:53 1:17 6:26 2:01 9:17 2:01 7:16 2:38 9:43 2:39 8:02 3:13 10:10 3:18 8:47 3:48 10:38 3:58 9:32 4:23 11:05 4:40 10:19
1.6 0.3 0.4 0.0 1.7 0.2 0.5 -0.1 1.9 0.1 0.5 -0.2 2.0 0.0 0.6 -0.2 2.1 -0.1 0.8 -0.3 2.1 -0.1 0.9 -0.3 2.0 -0.2 1.1 -0.2
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