Mark ‘Scratch’ Cameron and Jill Noble are the new Scottish Surfing champions.
The national competition was held in the famous wave located at Thurso-East.
Surfers battled in five divisions and the winners will represent Scotland in the ASP’s O’Neill Cold Water Classic and qualify for a place in the Scottish National Surfing Team … Details
Australian surfer Dane Bird celebrated his 23rd birthday today by eliminating former world champion Mark Occhilupo on day three of the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) 4-Star rated Burton Toyota Pro.
But there remains some doubt as to whether he will continue surfing in the event or attend the funeral of his grandmother who passed away last Saturday.
The funeral is scheduled for tomorrow in Brisbane and Bird is torn between competing and being with his family … Details
The idyllic surf town of Noosa on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast is set to stage the largest surf festival in the world, when the Global Surf Industries Noosa Festival of Surfing 2010 presented by Golden Breed kicks off from March 14 -21.
Now in it’s 19th year, the Festival to be staged around two of the world’s perfect longboarding waves First Point and Noosa West (Access 12), will host over 700 competitors across 20 divisions ranging from the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) Longboard Qualifying Series (Pro), to Amateur, Stand-up Paddle and Specialty divisions … Details
