The official publication of the Outrigger Canoe Club is titled Ama to honor the Club’s 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.
The official publication of the Outrigger Canoe Club
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NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2024 FEATURES Coach of the Year Recognizing a humble, dedicated member of the paddling program. p.14 The LOBBY Salute! A recap of the 2nd annual OCC Food & Wine Festival p.9
Bottle Service Learn about an awesome amenity available just in time for the holidays. p.11
Adventure Awaits Highlighting four recip- rocal clubs within the states and abroad p.20
On the cover: Jasmine Vieira paddling the Leilani
On this page Race ready for the Na Wāhine O Ke Kai
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Outrigger Canoe Club
The official publication of the Outrigger Canoe Club is titled Ama to honor the Club’s 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.
From the President’s Desk
ALOHA E OUTRIGGER CANOE CLUB MEMBERS, We are excited to celebrate the many enhancements at the Club—from our newly updated parking structure and refreshed landscaping to the zhuzhed-up Logo Shop, revamped website, expanded online store, evolving menus, new reciprocal clubs, strengthened community engagement, and growing list of athletic, food and beverage, and other experiential offerings for members young and more mature.
This year’s strategic planning process recognized the many recent improvements to our physical campus, athletics programs, membership pipeline and community outreach. We also identified ongoing opportunities around our lease, facilities, environmental factors, and technology. Two new Strategic Goals, focusing on Facilities/Campus and Risk Management, were added to our existing areas of Culture, Operations, Membership, Athletics, Finance and Governance & Planning. As the Budget Committee finalizes the 2025 budget, guided by our annually updated Strategic Plan, our committees are busy finishing the year strong and preparing for further initiatives in 2025. Looking toward the future, I am incredibly optimistic. The dedication of our members, volunteers, and staff continues to shine, propelling us forward. I wish you a wonderful holiday season, and best wishes for a healthy, happy, and productive 2025. As you may be considering some New Year’s resolutions, consider how Outrigger Canoe Club can support your aspirations.
Reflecting on this year, I’m filled with pride in our achievements. Mahalo to everyone who has contributed to our successful year! “If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will get you there,” Lewis Carroll once said in “Alice in Wonderland.” Fortunately, we know where we’re headed!
This summer and early fall, the Board, Committee Chairs, and
General Manager kicked off our annual strategic planning process, beginning with a thorough SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats). Together, we refined our Strategic Goals and mapped out actionable steps for the coming year, taking into account the progress we have made to date this year, aligned with our Club’s Mission and Core Values: MISSION Let this be a place where man can commune with the sun and sand and sea, where good fellowship and aloha prevail and where the sports of old Hawai‘i shall always have a home. CORE VALUES We perpetuate our proud tradition. We nurture our fundamental connection to beach and sea as we honor and compete in the sports of old Hawai‘i. We celebrate fellowship as we enjoy, respect and serve our club and its ‘ohana.
Mahalo nui loa for being part of our ‘ohana.
Me ke aloha pumehana,
Emily Su-lan Reber Porter, President, Outrigger Canoe Club
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General Manager’s Corner
ALOHA OCC ‘OHANA, It is hard to believe that by the time you are reading this, the holidays will be in full swing here at the Outrigger Canoe Club!
us well for decades to come. The landscape around the Club has been transformed, thanks to renowned landscape architect Loriann Gordon, bringing the grounds back to their original beauty. And with a refreshed Logo Shop and Board Room, we have taken big steps to improve the overall operations and member experience. Despite these challenges, I am proud to say that the Club continued to run efficiently. Through thoughtful management and planning, we have been able to maintain high standards and deliver the experience our members expect. I am pleased to report that even with these obstacles, we are on track to end the year in a positive cashflow position. This is a testament to the resilience of our Club and the strength of our membership. In short, this year was a huge win for OCC. We have made significant improvements and investments to set us up for continued success, and I could not be more excited about what is ahead. I am incredibly thankful to be part of such an amazing Club. Mahalo for your continued support and on behalf of the entire Outrigger Operations Team, we wish you and your families a wonderful holiday season!
As I look back on the year, I am incredibly grateful for our membership and your unwavering support of the
many projects we have taken on. Together, we have navigated a year filled with both challenges and accomplishments, and your enthusiasm and understanding has made all the difference.
I would also like to extend my heartfelt thanks to our Board of Directors. Their forward-thinking leadership has been vital in helping us manage the year’s challenges while continuing to elevate the Club. It is an honor to work with such a dedicated group who are committed to improving the member experience while supporting the day-to-day operations. I am equally grateful for the nearly 150 dedicated employees I get to work alongside each day. Their hard work and commitment to excellence have been truly inspiring, especially during such a challenging year. They push me to do my best, and we strive to make the Club a welcoming and comfortable place for everyone. This year has certainly been marked by change, particularly with the parking garage renovation project. We experienced impacts across the board— from the reduction of member and guest parking and the need for contraflow in the garage to the loss of OC-1 storage and limited access to the volleyball courts. While the challenges were real, they also brought a lot of “new” positives to the Club. We now have a beautifully renovated parking garage that will serve
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CLUB HAPPENINGS, CELEBRATIONS & EVENTS LOBBY The
This Way In ➳
Salute! Nearly 200 people sipped on fine wines at the second annual OCC Food & Wine Festival in September.
Nancy Wallace, member of the Entertainment Committee who helped organize the event, was thrilled with the experience: “Food tastes better when shared with friends, wine flows smoother when accompanied by laughter, and the best memories are made with all,” she continued, “The Outrigger Canoe Club’s Food & Wine Festival was a perfect example of this. It was a magical night.” Don’t miss next year!
➳ This year’s festive theme was inspired by the Mediterranean. Guests donned their best coastal chic attire, sipped on fine wines, and dined on Greek, Italian, and Turkish delights such as harissa marinated chicken skewers, seafood paella, marsala mushroom pasta, shrimp salad, truffle arancini. Sweets such as limoncello tiramisu, olive oil chocolate cake, cannoli and so much more.
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The Lobby | Happenings
Calendar upcoming events
Special Holiday Happenings Letters to Santa Keiki can participate in this beloved tradition. Pick up a template in the Lobby starting Dec. 1, and try to stay off the naughty list! Thanksgiving Buffet Thursday, Nov. 28, Seatings from 2 to 8 p.m. Skip the cooking and enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet curated by Chef Brandon Lee and his team. Expect an array of traditional Thanksgiving dishes, and some unexpected items too. And save room for the pumpkin custard pie! $75++ Adults | $35++ Children OCC Sip & Shop Monday, Dec. 2, 4-8:30 p.m. Get gifts for all of your holiday hopefuls or find special items to keep all to yourself. At this annual event, you’ll be able to shop a variety of local brands in a festive atmosphere. Keiki Christmas Saturday, Dec. 7, Seatings from 8 a.m. to noon Dress in your holiday best and delight in a delicious breakfast. Keiki will be enchanted by the festive activities and a visit with a jolly elf, who will arrive on the beach by canoe! Photo opportunities to follow. $20++ Adults | $10++ Children Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Dinner Tuesday, Dec. 24 and Wednesday, Dec. 25 Seatings from 2 to 8 p.m. Chef and his culinary team are offering a sumptuous spread for this very special occasion. Enjoy traditional Christmas offerings as well as some OCC favorites, such as prime rib, herb and garlic leg of lamb, truffle mac-n- cheese and much more. Decadent desserts include pies, pies and more pies, as well as buche de noel and assorted holiday-themed cookies and confections. $75++ Adults | $35++ Children
Reading ’Riggers Staglin Wine Dinner
NOV 1
Friday
Wine “O”s Tasting
Monday
Nov 4
Waterman Hall of Fame (Club closes at 1 pm to prepare for event) Kuilei Cliffs Cleanup with Community Engagement Committee OCC Golf Outing #11 Kapolei
Thursday
Nov 7
Saturday
Nov 16
Monday
Nov 18
Stew & Rice
Tuesday
Nov 19
Wednesday Niner Wine Estates Dinner
Nov 20
Thanksgiving Buffet
Thursday
Nov 28
107th Castle Swim
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Sunday
OCC Sip & Shop
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Dec 2
Reading ’Riggers
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Dec 6
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Dec 7
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Dec 8
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Dec 14
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Dec 16
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Dec 21
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Dec 24
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Dec 25
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Dec 31
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Happenings | The Lobby
Now, you can store your special bottles right here at OCC.
Bottle Service OCC’s exceptional Food & Beverage offerings continue to wow with a new(ish) amenity.
➳ With the holidays approaching, it’s a fine time to secure a wine locker right here at the Club. When special bottles are available, you can purchase and have it stored right downstairs. Aside from having your own curated selection of wines available to you at all times, an additional benefit to having a wine locker is that the corkage fee is waived. Wines stored in the lockers must be purchased through the Club. Lockers will remain locked, with F&B managers overseeing their maintenance.
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The Lobby | Happenings
Happy Holidays, Happy Reading And happy birthday to Reading ’Riggers, which finished its eighth year. Reading ’Riggers
By Gerry DeBenedetti
DEC. 6 at 10:00 a.m. “Burma Sahib” by Paul Theroux We will have a great finish to our 2024 year with an appearance of OCC member and author Paul Theroux, who will present his newest book, “ Burma Sahib .” For those of you who attended his talk in December 2022, you know that he is open to discussing anything: his previous titles, his thoughts about writing and reading, or whatever else he wants to share. This is fine with us.
“ Burma Sahib” is a historical fiction of George Orwell’s (aka Eric Blair) assignment in Burma (now Myanmar) with the British police. Orwell’s own story is told in his title “ Burmese Days .” Copies of both books are available in the Hawai‘i State Public Library System (HSPLS). You can find our monthly schedules in the magazine, OCC eNews, the e-boards in the lobby and the tunnel, or the Reading ‘Riggers email listing (the most accurate and up-to-date) from gerthebear@hawaiiantel.net.
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Happenings | The Lobby
Fred Hemmings started surfing at age 8 and began competing four years later. He was an inaugural member of the Duke Kahanamoku Surf Team, won the Mākaha International four times, and the World Championship in 1968. After IPS Fred pivoted to focus on business and politics serving in Hawaii’s House of Representatives 1974 to 1990 and Senate 2000 to 2010. Randy Rarick was taught to surf by legendary beach boy Rabbit Kekai at the age 10 and at 14 was hired by Surf Line Hawai‘i, learning to repair and restore surfboards. He became a shaper and never looked back. He was named the Hawai‘i State Surfing Champion in 1967. Randy was Executive Director of the Triple Crown for 38 years. He resides at Sunset Beach, still specializing in surfboard restorations and hits the line-up whenever the waves are good. Patti Paniccia founded the Women’s Surfing Hui in 1974 and still advocates for female athletes. She is a former CNN correspondent, an adjunct law professor at Pepperdine Law School since 1987, Los Angeles County Commissioner and the Surfing Heritage and Cultural Center board member. She retains her family home in Waialua and hopes to retire there soon. Jodi Young’s career in surf has spanned 30 years in roles ranging from international media director for the Association of Surfing Professional; General Manager for the World Surf League; and event producer for events such as the Pipe Masters, the Eddie Aikau Invitational, and the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing. Jodi resides on the North Shore of O‘ahu where she continues to surf with her three sons RSVP on the OCC website, App or by calling the Front Desk. Open seating; reserved tables only for parties of 10. Don’t miss this exciting event! $27++ per person
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Stew & Rice Surf Legends
This month, the Historical Committee presents “Birth of The World Pro Surfing Tour: A Look Back With The Legendary Creators.” Tuesday, November 19, 5:00 p.m., Koa Lanai You’re invited to a special evening with visionaries Fred Hemmings, Patti Paniccia and Randy Rarick who will share their experiences creating the first pro surfing tour during a Talk Story led by fellow surfer Jodi Young. Fred and Randy created International Professional Surfing (IPS) in 1976, the original governing body of surfing. Playing a pivotal role in shaping the sport of surfing, IPS launched the first world championship tour with an affiliation of surf contests around the world and an international ranking system. The inaugural season featured several iconic North Shore competitions including the World Cup of Surfing and the Pipeline Masters. The women’s division was added In 1977 administered by Patti, surfer turned organizer. From 1976 to 1982 IPS brought together the world’s best surfers showcasing the sport on a global platform. In 1983 Fred and Randy incorporated the Triple Crown Surfing Events uniting three prestigious North Shore contests.
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OCC MEMBER PROFILE: CORYLN ORR
Nā Kama O Kapua White paddling coach Corlyn Orr is dedicated to the sport, the Club, and most of all, her girls.
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unique coaching style, which empha- sizes the personal development of her athletes, is drawing attention. By priori- tizing the growth of the girls as individu- als, she has created an environment that attracts paddlers and their families from other programs who are eager for a more enriching experience. This focus on per- sonal development, alongside paddling skills, has led to a notably high retention rate, with many of her girls advancing to Outrigger’s Nā Kama O Kapua Red program for ages 14-18. “Corlyn puts a lot of emphasis in the development of young women as humans in addition to being passion- ate about paddling and getting them to paddle well,” says Canoe Racing Com- mittee Co-Chair and Nā Kama O Kapua Program Lead Anthony Hunt. “You can tell when she interacts with the girls that she cares about them as more than just paddlers.” It may surprise some, but paddling wasn’t always part of Orr’s life. Today, she and her family are deeply immersed in the sport—her husband, Darren, coaches the older girls in Nā Kama O Kapua Red, and all three of their children are avid paddlers. She says she came to the sport late in life and didn’t pick up a paddle until after her first son was born. Now, with over 20 years
Corlyn Orr doesn’t seek the spotlight. For the past five years, she has been the coach of Outrigger Ca- noe Club’s entry-level junior girls paddling program, Nā Kama O Kapua White, quietly guiding young paddlers as they discover the sport's rhythm. Her calm presence and dedication have become a cornerstone of the program, ensuring that the girls not only develop a solid foundation of paddling but also grow as young women. “The canoe is a good place to teach those life lessons,” Orr says. ”Everything that happens in the canoe, you can relate it to something in life. Like, we're a community, we have to work together. We don't have to like each other, but we have to figure out how to work together.” This combination of tough love, passion, and humility earned Orr the title of Outrigger Canoe Club’s Coach of the Year for canoe racing—an honor she’s quick to credit to the team effort of those she works with. “I can't take credit for any of it. I'm just one part of the big success,” Orr says. “My team of coaches…I would just like to say thank you to them. The leader- ship of the program has been really supportive. It wouldn't be as successful if all those things didn't line up.” But to those who know her, the recognition feels long over- due. Billy Pratt, Club Athletic Captain and longtime friend of the Orr family, has seen firsthand the sacrifices she’s made to train the next generation of paddlers and continue not only the legacy of Outrigger Canoe Club, but also the history of canoe paddling. “Corlyn is 100 percent invested in the future of Outrigger’s junior paddlers,” he says. “I truly believe that for us to go for- ward, we need to know where we came from, and she has always perpetuated that in a very humble, committed way.” Orr’s impact goes beyond teaching paddling techniques—her
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OCC Member Profile ✺
“Everything that happens in the canoe, you can relate it to something in life.” —Coach Corlyn
of experience, she continues to hone her skills through Outrigger’s open women’s program, setting an example for both her family and the young girls she coaches as they find their place in the canoe. One of Orr’s early students was Cheyna Ekau. When she first took up paddling as a freshman in high school, Orr was among the first to teach her the basics, including how to hold a paddle. Now, years later, as a member of Out-
rigger’s open women’s program herself, Ekau recently had the chance to race alongside Orr in the 2024 Na Pali Challenge. She credits Orr with shaping her into the steersman she is today. “She was there from day one, literally, and now fast forward six years later—I’m in the boat with her, and I get to call her a teammate,” Ekau reflects. “She really inspired me to stand up for myself because I’m more soft-spoken, and especially as a steers- man, that’s your job—to be vocal.” The first time Orr paddled a race with one of her students in the open women’s program, she thought she was going to cry. “To see them come up and just step right into it…so talented, so capable. That is the ideal,” she says. “You see some girls as the years go by, and they're still paddling, and they're so successful. You just feel like, ‘I had a little part of that growth there.’” Despite her full-time career as a land use planner at HHF Planners, where she has worked for over 20 years, Orr continues to be remarkably generous with her time supporting Outrigger's
Corlyn and her husband Darren set out for a weekday sunset paddle.
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next generation of paddlers. She prioritizes giving back to her community through her coaching role because she loves the connections she makes with the girls and finds joy in witnessing their passion for the sport. “I feel fortunate in that I had some really good coaches and was a part of some really strong, tight-knit crews,” Orr reflects. “Somebody spent the time to share this with me, and I want to pass it forward and share it with others. And if I can help, my life is richer for it.” Sisters Coco and Lola Heahlke have been pad- dling since 2021 and 2022, respectively, and they feel lucky to have had Orr as their first coach. Before
tie-dye sessions and team sleepovers. Despite no longer being Heahlke’s main coach, Orr continues to support her. She was there when Heahlke recently took on the Catalina Channel Crossing, even making travel survival kits for her and her teammates. Each kit included a thought- ful assortment of items, including a razor to “cut through the water,” a playful reminder of Orr’s blend of support and humor. “She’s meant a tremendous amount to our family through the love and support she’s shown our girls over the last few years,” says Matt Heahl- ke, Coco and Lola’s father. With so many choices
“You can tell when she interacts with the girls that she cares about them as more than just paddlers.” —Anthony Hunt
joining Nā Kama O Kapua White, Coco Heahlke had no experience in water sports. True to her approach, Orr not only taught her the fundamentals of paddling, but also helped her grow as a person. As a result, Heahlke gained confidence in the water and has since advanced to the Red program. “I love her no-nonsense attitude. It’s always focused, but then there are times when you can have fun,” Heahlke shares. Both sisters fondly recall bonding moments with the team, including taking out a two-man canoe and enjoying activities like
available to youth in extracurricular activities, Heahlke recognizes the challenge of encouraging kids to commit to sports programs. However, he has witnessed the program's growth thanks to Orr and her dedicated team of coaches. “Every year, she brings out a stronger team, and you can see that in the races. They’re just doing better and better each season.” Commitment, hard work, positivity, and a willingness to try new things and overcome fears—these are the qualities Orr instills in her
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“She really inspired me to stand up for myself because I'm more soft-spoken, and especially as a steersman, that's your job—to be vocal.” —Cheyna Ekau
team to help them succeed. “I try to help them feel like they can do anything,” Orr says. “It may be uncomfortable at first, but we’re going to figure it out together.” “Age 10, 13–these are such critical ages in their overall develop- ment, so this program is seen as a great opportunity,” Hunt says. “We’re seeing people wanting to come into the program, and they’re not quick to leave once they’re in.” Despite feeling nervous and not knowing anyone on the team, 11-year-old Stella Pakkala joined Nā Kama O Kapua White this past season and tried paddling for the first time. “Coach Corlyn and the other coaches quickly made her feel
comfortable and, more importantly, moti- vated her to improve her technique,” says her mother, Alana Pakkala. “Over the season, Stella grew to love paddling and competition. She didn’t want to miss any practices and was motivated to improve by Coach Corlyn.” Stella’s growing love for paddling and com- petition is a testament to Orr’s unique coaching approach—one that leaves a lasting impression on her paddlers. “One thing she's always re- peated to me was having confidence in yourself and your own ability because that really affects the way you perform,” adds Ekau. Above all, Orr is passionate about instill- ing a lifelong love of paddling at Outrigger. Beyond the Club's beautiful beach, hot show- ers, and famous snack bar, her true focus is ensuring that each girl not only learns the skills of paddling, but also builds a deep con- nection to the water and their community. “Outrigger has legacy, and I feel lucky to be a part of that,” Orr reflects. “I want the girls I work with to feel bonds and connections with each other, and to the Club—so that there's always something that brings them back.” For paddlers like Ekau, that bond has been life-changing. “She introduced me to the family aspect of paddling, and that really grew my love for this sport,” Ekau shares. Thanks to Orr, these young athletes are not just learning to paddle but finding themselves and a home on the water. ■
Corlyn's calm, humble demeanor and dedication to paddling have significantly impacted the girls she coaches and the entire program.
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Reciprocal Clubs
Picture yourself here: Overlooking Lake Ontario during sunset at The Boulevard Club.
ADVENTURE AWAITS
‘Tis the season to travel, and our Reciprocal Club program beckons you to island hop, explore the continent or seek out new experiences in another country.
By Jasmine Chagnon
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Like OCC, The Boulevard Club is a fami- ly-friendly space that fosters tomorrow's com- munity leaders, offering activities for youth and teen members. Culinary offerings include a cafe for breakfast and lunch, a lakefront patio with city views, a casual bar setting, and Vista Azul, which features authentic Mexican cuisine and cocktails in a more formal and festive atmosphere. Exceptional services, easy-access marina, and un- rivaled sports programs ensure a welcomed balance of relaxation and recreation. boulevardclub.com
In Downtown West Toronto, ideally situated on Lake Ontario, The Boulevard Club is a vibrant waterfront destination that offers social, dining and athletic pursuits. The lakefront playground fea- tures breathtaking views, and throughout the year, members and visitors can enjoy year-round activi- ties such as tennis (there are 10 outdoor courts and eight indoor courts for winter play!), a state-of-the- art fitness center, and more. Other sports include basketball, swimming, skiing, dragon boating, karate
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The Cornell Club New York, New York If you’re headed to the Big Apple, consider The Cornell Club, located in a historic 14-story brownstone in Midtown Manhattan, between Fifth and Madison Ave- nues. There’s no need to book a hotel, stay in one of 48 overnight studio-to-king sized guest rooms, and upon arrival you’ll feel the warm and welcoming ambiance. Members and guests are encouraged to enjoy casual and formal dining rooms, a lounge, a library, business center, private event spaces and a full-floor fitness center featuring state-of-the-art equipment, Pelo- ton Bikes, private trainers and a massage therapist. The Cornell Club acts as a home away from home for members and actively carries on traditions of higher education, camaraderie, and continual learning, and upholds the standards of a Platinum Club of America. ➥ cornellclubnyc.com
Leander Club Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, England Leander Club is the most historic, prestigious and successful rowing club in the world, its athletes having won 159 Olympic and Paralympic medals since 1908. Leander Club's unique development program coach- es rowers to challenge for a place in the GB Rowing National Squads. This friendly, inclusive private members’ club is an integral part of the Henley community, with a year-round events schedule, the pinnacle being Henley Royal Regatta week. A trip to Leander during the best- known regatta in the world is known to be a highlight of both the summer sporting calendar and the social season. Its 11 boutique bedrooms were decorated by a famous rowing club or university, including Yale, Harvard and Cambridge. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy everything the club has to offer, including the best drinking and dining views down the iconic Henley Royal Regatta course from the Club’s elegant bar and find five unique dining rooms, a fitness center, business centers and private event rooms—not to mention a distin- guished collection of art and artifacts that adorn the walls and hallways. The newly renovated Four-Diamond hotel, The Inn at the League, is centrally located on Philadel- phia’s Avenue of the Arts, and offers a mix of distinctive history and old-world hospitality. The crown jewel of the Union League is 1862 by Mar- tin Hamann, a dining concept whose culinary team, led by Chefs Don Irwin and Martin Hamann, passionately create American dishes rooted in French technique, perfectly complemented by an extensive wine list. Trumbauer’s, located on the roof of the League House, is a shimmering indoor-outdoor space featuring an open kitchen and an oyster bar. If golf is your forte, three distinguishable golf courses comprise Union League Golf which offers an amazing experience through diverse programming and exceptional amenities. ➥ unionleague.org ■ the riverside patio. ➥ leander.co.uk
Union League of Philadelphia
Founded in 1862, The Union League of Philadelphia has hosted U.S. presidents, heads of state, industrialists, en- tertainers and dignitaries from around the globe. It’s been voted #1 City Club in the Country six times since 2012. Its clubhouse occupies an entire city block in the center of Philadelphia’s commercial and cultural district. Within the walls of its French Renaissance-style building, you’ll
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CANOE ALLEY SPORTS RESULTS, EMPLOYEES OF THE MONTH & MORE
WĀHINE POWER Outrigger Canoe Club represented two out of 48 crews from around the world in this year’s Nā Wāhine O Ke Kai. ➳ The renowned annual race begins at Hale O Lono Harbor on Moloka‘i and continues for 41 miles across the Ka‘iwi Channel, ending at Duke Kahanamoku Beach in Waikīkī. For more than four decades, this prestigious race continues to inspire paddlers in Hawai‘i and far beyond. After a four year hiatus, the O‘ahu Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association (OHCRA) once again hosted the Moloka‘i Channel World Championships and OCC’s dedicated wāhine came fully prepared, practicing long hours to be in prime physical and mental shape. Congratulations to all the participants who continue to challenge themselves and perpetuate one of Hawai‘i’s and Polynesia’s most important and historic cultural traditions.
Women Open, in the Leilani
Women Open, in the Manu Ula 24th Overall Michelle Hee Ayako Ancheta Elena Acuna Cheyna Ekau Ashley Caro Kali Larson Lindsey Lowe Skyler Ohlmeyer Ana Wilson Olivia Moschell
1st Place in the Koa Division, 9th Overall Kylie Bebe Taylor Doherty Karin Hansen Del Rey Katie Graf Jessilyn Lizama Rebecca Needham Kaya McTigue Kahala Schneider
Jasmine Vieira Sandra Walter
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Finish checking off your list at the newly revamped Logo Shop! These must-haves will keep you styling and water-ready and stock your home bar for the season.
Gift Guide
Party Ready Wine Bottle Opener, $14
Performance, Polarized, Perfection Goodr sunglasses, $40
Water-Resistant and Wow-Worthy ALOHA Collection OCC Daytripper, $72
Pretty in Pink Melin bucket hat, $75
Multipurpose Must-Have OCC Pareo, $25
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OCC Season of Giving 2024
Standout Style Aloha shirts, $98 each
ENJOY 20% OFF LOGO SHOP ITEMS from Nov. 1 - Nov. 4 *Excludes Lululemon and jewelry
Awesome Accessory Imperial hat, 32, and A-Game hat $75
Peace of Mind SharkBanz, $100
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Canoe Alley
Anela Borges 40s, Bronze Medal 1000M Travis Grant 40s, Gold Medal 1000M, Silver Medal 500M Patrick Shea, William “Toby” Morris 50s, 4th place 1000M and 500M Cormac O’Carroll 70s, Bronze Medal V12 500M, Silver Medal 500M Straight Jimmy Kincaid, Ron Hochuli, Bill Johnson 75s, Gold Medals, V12 500M, 500M Turn, 500M Straight Gaylord Wilcox 80s, Gold Medals, 500M Turn, 250M Straight; Silver Medal VI, 500M Glenn Perry 80s, Silver Medals, 500M Turn, 250M Straight
➳ In late August, The International Va‘a Federation (IVF) held its Biennial World Sprints Competition in Hilo Bay. Nearly 3,000 paddlers from 27 countries competed in the Elite and Club Divisions. Team Ha- wai‘i was represented by 600 paddlers, and raced alongside large teams from Aotearoa (New Zealand), Tahiti, Australia, Canada, Great Britain, Singapore and more. Outrigger Canoe Club members competed in the Club Division with other Hawai‘i paddlers on several winning teams. We all look forward to the next World Sprints in Singapore 2026! World Sprints 2024 Congratulations to the OCC members who participated in the V1 and V6 events in this year’s championship in Hilo. By Bill Johnson
GET ZEN Yoga is back at OCC and suitable for all fitness levels. ➳ Mornings are made more magical when you take a yoga class with friends in beautiful settings at the Club. Classes are at 6:15 a.m. on Tuesdays in the Ocean Room and Fridays at OCC Beach. Hatha Yoga is a gentle flow focusing on the connection between breath and body. Regardless of your fitness level, your teacher, Alexandra Henry, will work with you to deepen your relationship with yourself. “Yoga can enhance the physical perfor- mance of paddlers by improving flexibility, balance, and core strength, Alexandra says. “Additionally, mind- fulness and breathing techniques learned in yoga can help paddlers stay focused and calm during challenging conditions on the water.”
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Employees of the Month On the frontline and behind the scenes, these employees have been recognized for their outstanding performance.
AUGUST Analia “Ali” Zalopany LOGO SHOP Many of you may recognize Ali, who has embraced multiple roles at the Club since joining the ‘ohana in Au- gust 2019. Most recently, she stepped into a temporary position at the Logo Shop, quickly becoming an essential team member. Ali has taken the ini- tiative to deepen her product knowl- edge, constantly upsells, and engages with our members to ensure that they have a memorable experience. Her remarkable daily sales reflect her dedication and skill, while her energy and passion to give her best every day have been key factors in her success. Ali’s pursuit of excellence extends beyond the workplace, as she trains and competes in professional powerlifting.
AUGUST Jimmy Wilson BEACH ATTENDANT
JULY Haruka Nagatani PASTRY COOK
Jimmy joined Beach Services in October 2023 and has developed tremendously since then. He consis- tently assists his team and frequent- ly lends a helping hand to other departments, proving himself to be a dependable team member. Recently, he heroically rescued a woman who was struggling in the ocean, show- casing his commitment to safety and sense of responsibility. His willing- ness to go above and beyond has made a huge impact on his colleagues and our members.
Since joining the pastry team in October 2023, Haruka has been an invaluable asset. Despite being short- staffed, she stepped up to support the pastry department with exceptional dedication. Haruka has consistent- ly met production demands while maintaining punctuality, as well as a positive and professional demeanor. She has already helped create new dishes for the weekly specials and various events. Her commitment to excellence has truly made a differ- ence in our team. Outside of work, Haruka enjoys playing pickleball.
Power On Check out Ali’s spotlight in Ama ’s Sept/Oct 2022 issue!
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DIRECTORS Emily Porter, President, Executive Committee Art Mallet, President Elect, Executive Committee, Long Range Planning, Entertainment Jon Bryan, Secretary, Executive Committee, House, Member Relations Malia Eversole, Assistant Secretary, Executive Committee, House, Member Relations Doug Johnstone, Treasurer, Executive Committee, Finance Chris Laird, Assistant Treasurer, Executive Committee, Finance, Buildings & Grounds Steve Auerbach, Athletics, ODKF Dave Shoji, Athletics
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Siana Hunt, Admissions & Membership Curt DeWeese, Buildings & Grounds D.C. Eichelberger, Historical Evie Black, ODKF Kevin Greenwell, At Large STANDING COMMITTEES Alice Lunt, Admissions & Membership Billy Pratt, Club Captain - Athletics Tai Sunnland, Buildings & Grounds Jackie Guild, Entertainment Jeff Dinsmore, Finance Jimmy McMahon, Historical
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Three decades strong, committed to excellence! Elevate your skills with professional surf and SUP lessons, rent quality boards, and explore our premier retail surf shop. OCC Members enjoy an exclusive 30% discount. Dive into excellence! Located inside the lobby of the Queen Kapiolani Hotel.
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