North Carolina Beach’s: 4-20-12
Surfing and North Carolina goes hand in hand or should I say hand and foot? With spring time here it is time to start thinking about the beach.
With that in mind let’s talk about surfing. It is widely recognized as North Carolina to be the surfing capital of the east coast. Mostly because of  … More
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Following the end of ISA World Juniors competition at 13h00, the schedule shifted to the ISA Aloha Cup, a surfing team event, where 8 teams competed for the Gold Medal. Eight nations with five surfers each were split into two semifinals, with the top two teams in each heat advancing to the Final. Brazil, France, Hawaii and Peru qualified to fight for Gold. High-tide conditions presented ample opportunity for each of the athletes to shine.
At the end of the hour-long heat, Brazil, France and Hawaii were  … More
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Quiksilver USA team members Balaram Stack & Chase Wilson joined up with Tofino B.C’s Raph Bruhwiler for a pretty solid three days of surf. Remote left hand point surf, big chunky tubes, some rights near Tofino, Killer whales. These guys got to see it all in a very short visit. Coming to surf in Tofino and not surfing beach break is a rare experiece not many get to experience unless they come and visit Raph
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Dee Why, Sydney — Courtney Conlogue (USA), 19, has won the prestigious 2012 Commonwealth Bank Beachley Classic, over Malia Manuel (HAW), 18, at Dee Why beach today. In clean, but challenging two-to-three foot (1.5 meter) waves, the world’s best female surfers battled head-to-head for the biggest prize purse on the ASP Women’s World Championship Tour, with Conlogue taking home USD$30,000.
Stop No. 4 of 7 on the 2012 ASP Women’s World Championship Tour  … More
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