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"Over the past several years, it has been obvious that my vision and priorities are not in line with those of Mavericks Surf Ventures. I have had in the past, and continue to have, strong differences of opinion with the present CEO and Board about the direction, image, and priorities of the company and the contest.
The 2009 Surfers' Hall of Fame induction ceremony pays tribute to three generations of watermen, all of whom have made an indelible mark on the sport, industry, and culture of surfing.
Ned Snow (Waialua, HI), 23, won the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) Longboard Qualifying Series (LQS) 1-Star Yakult HB Pro today over former ASP World Longboard Champion Colin McPhillips (San Clemente, CA), 34, in two-to-three foot surf at South Huntington Beach Pier. Cori Schumacher (Cardiff, CA), 32, took out her fellow finalists to claim the ASP LQS 2-Star Gidget PLA Pro, which ran in conjunction with the men's event.
Reef is celebrating 25 years in the surf industry, giving you a chance to win a trip to Panama to be the next guest Miss Reef judge.
When we think about fantastic surf spots in the world, usually the first things that come to mind are Hawaii, Australia, Mexico, California, and Portugal. But there is another location on the surf map, undiscovered, unpredictable, un-spoilt, beautiful, and exotic.
Top Stories
French surfboard building company Notox developed a modular shortboard to make surf trips on the bus and train easier.
The number of surfers using saunas to recover from intense physical exercise in low-temperature waters is growing. Here's why the two match.
Jardim do Mar was once hailed as the world's best big-wave point break.
Science has dissected and simulated natural events and phenomena for centuries. Waves are one of them.