Welcome

PANAMUNA our name means OCEAN

Panamuna Outrigger Canoe Club was officially founded in April 1992. We have members and regular training sessions on the Sunshine Coast (Mooloolaba)and Brisbane (Shorncliffe). Panamuna is derived from an Aboriginal word meaning Ocean and we enjoy some of the countries premier venues for the sport, enjoying all weather access to open water or the calm of local rivers and canals.


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We are a grass roots club, that prides itself on keeping participation safe and enjoyable; our club fees and structure, reflect an open policy in encouraging individuals from all walks of life to join and enjoy the benefits of this great sport. We encourage both social and competition memberships, in an effort to support the needs of the community.

Panamuna Outrigger Canoe Club members range from young teens to 60 years. If you would like to learn more come along for a paddle. New Members are always welcome.

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Borrowing Equipment


We have recently introduced a new procedure for the borrowing of club equipment. Please submit your requests to the club committee by clicking on this link to access the form.

Race Results 2011


The 2011 South Queensland Zone Series Results are available here.

2011 Season Summary from Coach Carmel Clayton


End of marathon season
The 2011 Schweppes Hamilton Island Cup has seen the last outrigger race for the 2011 season and we can now take a break from those ungodly 4.30am wake-up calls & freezing cold water starts for a few weeks. Enjoy your winter break as preparation is starting soon for the coming season as Panamuna kick starts the OC1/2 Series as host of Race 1 of 6 on 13th August 2011.

Most outstanding crew and Top Performance Panamuna Team 2011
In only seven short months this motley crew of outrigger paddlers have come from slapping the water to skating on ice to win the SQ Premier Novice Men division for 2011 AND topping the points chart winning the PANAMUNA Top Performance Team for the season.

Congratulations to the novice guys Ben Robertson, Sergey Kinchin, Mark Wright, Damien Clohsey, Adam Torrens, Barney Barnes and steersmen Russell Mahon & Alison Martin (girl power)

Stepping up from Novice Coach to complete my first year as Club Coach of Panamuna has passed so very quickly and I have found the season to be both challenging and rewarding.

I would like to thank all the Panamuna paddling Ohana for making me feel so very welcome and I look forward to working on achieving even greater goals for us all in our coming 20th Anniversary season in 2012.
Carmel Clayton, Coach Panamuna OCC

2011 results in review

National Sprints
Gold Medalists
V1 500m Open Women Lisa Ratana
OC1 500m SM Women Deb Gourlay
OC2 500m SM Women Tracey Grimish & Jenny Morcom
OC6 500m Master Women Morcom
OC6 1000m Master Women Morcom

Bronze Medalists
OC1 500m Open Women Lisa Ratana
OC2 500m Open Women Lorraine Martin & Hannah Rienks
OC6 500m Master Women Lauritzen
OC6 1000m Master Women Laurtizen

National Marathon
Bronze Medalist

OC6 Master Mixed Lauritzen
OC6 SM Women Franklin

SQ Series
Champions

OC6 Novice Men
OC6 Open Women
0C6 SM Women (unfortunately no medal presented)

Second Place
OC6 SM Women Doyle

Third Place
OC6 Open Women Lauritzen
OC6 Master Women Morcom
OC6 Golden Master Men Tomlinson

Previous Years


OC6 Surfing off Mooloolaba
Panamuna Senior Women placed first at the National Titles in 2006 and second in 2007 along with a range of OC1 and OC2 titles going to club members. In 1999 Panamuna won the title of OC6 Australian National Title Champion Club and was Champion Junior OC6 club in 2000 and 2001. Panamuna also hosted the Australian National Titles in 2002 and 2003, and the Australian World Sprint trials in 2006.
Training at Shorncliffe



Panamuna Outrigger Canoe Club