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Two individuals aboard a stand up paddleboard were rescued by firefighters and ocean safety personnel on Sunday afternoon, July 16, 2017, in Kīhei.

Organizers of the Maui2Molokai are tying the event together this year with the Poi Bowl SUP Race for the 2017 Maui SUP Cup with a total prize purse of $12,000.

A Maui woman is safe after being rescued in waters off of Kūʻau during a Maliko Bay to Kahului Harbor downwind run aboard a standup paddle board on Sunday.

A Utah couple had gone out with a friend’s rental stand up paddle board and got into trouble after they got caught in the wind line at Kahekili Beach on Maui.

More than 220 athletes participated in the 6th Annual BLUESMITHS Paddle Imua event, held over the weekend to support Maui’s kieki with special needs.

Today’s OluKai SUP race is postponed due to weather related safety conditions. The OluKai Fun Paddle is canceled. All other Ho’olaule’a festival activities…

The two-day long festival includes an elite stand up paddle and outrigger canoe race and family-friendly cultural activities including Hawaiian canoe sailing and a Lu’au.

Imua Family Services and Title Sponsor BLUESMITHS Crafted Waterwear host the 6th Annual BLUESMITHS Paddle Imua on Saturday, May 6, 2017.

The pros are arriving on Maui for the AAP World Tour, taking place March 11-12, 2017 at Hoʻokipa.

Hawai‘i has seven watermen remaining in the Final 16 at the Sunset Beach Pro

A 44-year-old woman from Colorado was standup paddle boarding when she was caught in gusty winds at Kepuhi on the west end of Molokaʻi.

A 16-year-old girl visiting from California, was rescued while paddle boarding in waters off of Nāpili on Saturday morning, fire officials said

The 30-year-old female from Oakland, CA, was making a downwind run from Maliko Bay with a male paddler from Makawao but fell behind. She called for help after losing sight of her partner and was having trouble finding their destination at Kaʻa Point.

Firefighters and ocean safety personnel were called to assist a group of paddle boarders who reportedly became caught in a windline in waters offshore of Pōhau Park in West Maui at the spot often referred to as “S-Turns.”

A 42-year-old Wailuku man was assisted to shore on Sunday, after he lost his paddle and was unable to make it back to shore on his own.

Ocean safety officers on rescue watercraft made contact with the paddle boarders, a male and female couple visiting from Connecticut, and brought them to shore.

Whether you choose the North Shore, Central Maui, South Maui or West Maui as your zone for stand up paddle boarding, you can always find a smooth surface and gently rolling waves for SUP practice.

Maui’s Connor Baxter and Andrea Moller retained Stand Up Paddle titles in the 7th annual OluKai held over the weekend along Maui’s North Shore. More than 350 paddlers representing 12 countries registered for the elite stand up paddle competition with Baxter and Moller taking home the gender equal prize purse of $15,000 in the Maliko Downwind Run.

The conditions are tipped to be near perfect for the eight-mile Stand Up Paddle (SUP) race on Saturday, May 1, at noon, with 12 to 18 knot winds and open water swells rolling down the coast during this second day of the 7th annual three-day OluKai Hoʻolauleʻa.

The seventh annual OluKai Ho‘olaule‘a will be held this weekend, May 1 to 3, 2015, bringing together the world’s elite stand up paddle (SUP), OC1 and OC2 athletes to race the legendary eight-mile Maliko Downwind Run on the North Shore of Maui.