Jacqueline Silva (Brazil) today won the Drug Aware Pro in testing, windswept 1-to-1.5-metre (3-to-5ft) surf at Surfers Point in Margaret River, Western Australia, where she defeated Jessi Miley-Dyer (Aus/NSW/Bronte).
Gotcha is stoked to announce that it has signed Australian surfer Mick Campbell to a three year deal. Mick joins Gotcha’s impressive and growing international roster of athletes.
Last weekend, etnies’ Team Rider Eric Geiselman won the Ezekiel Pro Junior at the Huntington Beach Pier, and then went on to take third in the Vans Pier Classic! Competing in both events on Sunday, Geiselman surfed double-duty with back-to-back…
Forty Knot winds and tiny waves have hampered competitors on day one of the prestigious $13,000 Billabong Pro Junior series surfing event at Raglan, New Zealand. A North Easterly “Devil Wind” made riding Raglan’s normally epic point breaks impossible and…
Micah Byrne won his first ASP WQS event on his home sand of Huntington Beach at the two-star Vans Pier Classic presented by Jack’s Surfboards this past weekend. Fun 2-4ft surf was on hand for the entire week of the…
The finalists for the 2007 Billabong XXL Global Big Wave Awards presented by Monster Energy have been announced, proving once and for all that big wave surfing has become a truly worldwide phenomenon. Nominee waves were challenged in locations as…
The four wildcards for the Quiksilver Pro Africa surfing event, set to take place at Durban’s New Pier from the 15 to 22 April, have been announced. They are American Dane Reynolds from California, South African Brandon Jackson from Durban…
While the Australian leg of the World Qualifying Series (WQS) continues this week in Margaret River, over 100 of the regions best junior surfers will be traveling to Raglan, New Zealand to contest the Billabong Pro Junior Series from 29…
“I kick it root down, I put my root down,” sang the Beastie Boys. Rasta man Jason Apparicio was born in the UK, but has carved out a sweet life as a free-surfing gypsy since he took to the waves…
Billabong's Jordy Smith (South Africa) has won his first ever WQS event, defeating a class field to take out the 4star rated Hot Tuna Central Coast Pro in Australia, and pocketed 10,000 USD prize money.
