Welcome and Aloha!
It is our hope that our web site will give you information about this exciting and wonderful sport. If you are looking to join, please find a club that is convenient to you in the Clubs web page. You can also view ALL of the club locations on this google map. News Flash Due to the uncertainties related to the CoVid-19 pandemic and the safety concerns for our paddling community, the NCOCA Leadership has decided to cancel the 2020 Sprint Regatta Season. In addition, the May long distance events, Viva Aloha and Memorial Day Hoe Wa'a, have been postponed. We have been in contact with our peer associations and other outrigger event organizers worldwide to better understand the effects of our individual decisions and concerns. This pandemic has affected us all, but also find we are not alone in supporting each other and our respective communities. We find the Aloha spirit is with us all. We will be again be paddling the ocean water soon, but for now heed your local guidance to ensure the safety and health of others. Mahalo, NCOCA Leadership
The Scholarship Committee has created a fundraiser for our Scholarship Fund! Thanks to Robin Gandolfi for the artwork to bring 'Breathe Aloha' to life! ![]()
The NCOCA is offering Scholarships for prospective college students.
Hikianalia Arrival Ceremony & Celebration in San Francisco On September 16, 2018, the voyaging canoe and sister to Hōkōleʻa arrived in the San Francisco Bay after a 3000 mile voyage from Hawaii, greeted by the NCOCA Fleet of Canoes, Hawaii Chamber of Commerce Norther California, members of PICA, and the San Francisco community. Master Navigator Nainoa Thompson visits Northern California On September 15, 2018, Way finder and Master Navigator Nainoa Thompson, visited Northern California to share Hawaiian rebirth of its Wayfinding traditions with the Northern California Community. This event was co-sponsored by Hawaii Chamber Commerce Northern California, Pacific Islander Culture Association, and Northern California Outrigger Canoe Association. Welcome Voyaging Canoe Hikianalia to San Francisco After an approximately 25-day, 2,800-mile voyage from Hawaiʻi to California using traditional non-instrument navigation, Hikianalia and her crew will sail into San Francisco Bay for a cultural arrival ceremony and celebration at Aquatic Park Cove on Sunday, September 16, noon to 5 p.m. The public is welcome to attend the free event, which will feature Hawaiian music, hula, voyage-inspired merchandise, and an opportunity to meet the Hikianalia crew members. On September 17 and 18, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ![]()
The NCOCA is offering Scholarships for prospective college students.
Disaster Relief-Kauai Canoe Clubs ![]()
Severe flooding has caused an enormous amount of damage to some of our canoe clubs on Kauai. Hanalei Canoe Club and NaMolokama Canoe Club were hit the hardest. They have lost most of their canoes and equipment. We don't even know the full extent of the damage yet, but we'd like to get started helping them recover. First Polynesian Heritage Night at the Sharks Tank ![]() The NCOCA Leadership was touched by how many of our Ohana made the drive on a work night to support the very 1st Polynesian Heritage Night at the Sharks tank. All around smiles and Aloha spirit, we are so very proud of NCOCA! Read article |
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