$8K awarded for surf contest - The Garden Island

LIHUE Kaikeha, INC. was awarded $5,400 from the Hawaii Tourism Authority and $3,000 from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs to host the second Garden Island Boogie Board Classic.

LIHUE — Kaikeha, INC. was awarded $5,400 from the Hawaii Tourism Authority and $3,000 from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs to host the second Garden Island Boogie Board Classic.

Kaikeha, INC. is a nonprofit with purposes to engage youth of Hawaii in water-sport activities and foster a lifelong connection with the ocean by nurturing a competitive athletic spirit.

The classic will take place at Prince Kuhio Beach Mother’s Day weekend, May 9 and 10.

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Debra Kekaualua November 18, 2019 7:44 am Reply

mAhalo to all bodyboarder ohana for stoking the competition venue of our amazingly talented hui o wave masters as well as bringing the opio into the mix, so we have a viable age group of athletes to grow and follow their dreams, no matter What they may be! Imua. Six months and hopeful many more publishings about this Adventure! Ahui hou.

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