Australian Nicola Atherton claimed the Womens Billabong ASP World Junior Championships on 8 January, 2007, after competing with the world’s best U20 surfers for the
Stacey Guy took honours at the second of four Billabong ‘Girls Get Out There’ Summer Surf series in Jeffreys Bay, after winning the Open Women’s
Chantelle Rautenbach shows her standout performance at Jeffreys Bay, the second event in Billabong’s ‘Girls Get Out There’ Summer Surf Series. The Melkbosstrand teenager recorded
Rosy Hodge’s stellar surfing qualities have seen her end a solid rookie season on the world’s premier surfing ASP Women’s World Tour stage with a
The second leg of the R110 000 Billabong ‘Girls Get Out There’ Summer Surf Series moves to Jeffreys Bay this weekend where the country’s top
ASP World Tour surfers may not have been rewarded with a good enough swell for the Billabong Pro Maui in Honolua Bay, Hawaii, but the
Jessi Miley-Dyer, Rebecca Woods, Rosy Hodge, Chelsea Hedges, and Sally Fitzgibbons decide to make use of one of Maui’s best assets, the fairways of the
Heather Clark accepting her 2007 Billabong Girls Get Out There Summer Surf Series Women’s Open division trophy, at the first of four events in the
Overcast conditions and occasional drizzle did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of the hundreds of people who flocked to Margate Beach on Saturday for the
Heather Clark showing the style that won her the coveted Roxy Wahine Cup 2007 title and R10 000. Picture: Barry Tuck Heather Clark (Port Shepstone)
Nicole Annells (Warner Beach) set the pace on day one of the Roxy Wahine Cup, presented by Virgin Mobile in association with Resolution Health. The
Kommetjie, the epicentre of surfing on the Cape Peninsula, will host the grand finale of the third annual Kahuna Surf Series on the weekend with
