Kōnane board

Lift a black stone from the piko or a corner to open the first puka.

Black: 36
White: 36
Turns: 0

Board8 × 9Qualifier rounds 1 and 28 × 11Qualifier round 312 × 15Qualifier round 4 and the championship

OpponentTwo playersShare one screen, as at a qualifier tableHaumānaLearning the jumpsMahiʻaiPlays a steady gameKoaLooks several turns ahead

Rounds at a qualifier step up through 8x9, 8x9, 8x11, 12x15, so the final table of the day is played at championship size.

B.07230, the koa papamū photographed empty, its pukas visible — Lift a black stone from the piko or a corner to open the first puka.
B.07230. Kōnane board, koa. Donated to Bishop Museum in 1923 by Princess Elizabeth Kahanu as a part of the Kalanianaʻole-Kapiʻolani Collection. Photograph by Noel Kenny.

Presented by Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum in partnership with Pā Kōnane, Ka Hale Hoaka, Kaʻūpūlehu Cultural Center, HawaiianCheckers.com, Akau Boards, Ke Kula o Piʻilani, and Hui Kōnane ʻo Hilo One.

Pā Kōnane
Ka Hale Hoaka
Kaʻūpūlehu Cultural Center
HawaiianCheckers.com
Akau Boards
Ke Kula o Piʻilani
Hui Kōnane ʻo Hilo One

Saturday, February 6, 202710 a.m. to 5 p.m.Championship Match: 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.Hawaiian Hall Complex | Gallery Lawns

B.07230. Kōnane board, koa. Donated to Bishop Museum in 1923 by Princess Elizabeth Kahanu as a part of the Kalanianaʻole-Kapiʻolani Collection. Photographs by Noel Kenny.
Kōnane board