Girls Fly SA Flag at Surf Champs

  The South African girls kept the rainbow flag flying during a tough day which saw six team members drop to the difficult Repercharge rounds, on the third day of competition in the 2007 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championships at Mata Beach, Costa Da Caparica in Portugal.   

SA Surfers Continue to Impress

Eight South African surfers have won their heats and all twelve are still in the event after another action filled day of competition in the 2007 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championships at Mata Beach, Costa Da Caparica in Portugal Monday (May 7).   

Girls Start Portugal Surf Champs

Team South Africa make a good start in small surf on Day One of the 2007 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championships, which began in 1-2 foot marginal but glassy surf at Costa Da Caparica in Portugal on Sunday.  

Gale-Force Wind for Surf Open

Gale force winds made conditions difficult for contestants on the second day of competition at the O’Neill SA Open of Surfing but there was still some excellent surfing in the 4- 6 foot which pushed through Nahoon Reef in East London throughout the day. 

Big Surf Predicted for SA Open

A family of frontal systems will march into the Eastern Cape this weekend bringing with it snow on the mountains, rain, gale force westerly winds and 10-12 foot surf to Nahoon Reef in East London, where the fourth edition of the O’Neill SA Open of Surfing is scheduled to get under way on Friday April, […]

Nahoon Reef Hosts SA Open

Nahoon Reef in East London is famous for its powerful, challenging surf and contestants in the 2007 O’Neill SA Open of Surfing (presented by Surfing South Africa) will be holding thumbs that the "Reef" will produce the type of conditions that match the Pro Surf Tour event’s reputation.

Unlucky 13 for Nikita

Nikita Robb enhanced her reputation as a professional surfer at the Drug Aware Pro, Margaret River, on the weekend, when she placed equal 13th in the women’s event in Western Australia.

Robb Rides on in Australia

Rookie pro Nikita Robb kept the South African flag flying as her seeded compatriots all fell by the wayside, in epic surf at Margaret River in Western Australia on Thursday.

WQS Drug Aware Pro Kicks Off

The opening rounds of Drug Aware Pro for women is scheduled to start this morning at the Southside break at Surfers Point in Margaret River, Australia.

Nikita, Tammy-Lee in Q-Finals

South African surfers Nikita Robb and Tammy-Lee Smith will contest the quarters, semis and final at the two-star rated, R75 000 Hot Tuna Central Coast Pro on Friday at Soldiers Beach in New South Wales, Australia.

Tammy Lee and Nikita Progress

South Africa’s top-rated surfer Rosy Hodge was unexpectedly dumped out of the 5-star Midori Pro at Merewether Beach, in New South Wales, after her two best waves scored a 5.9 and failed to impress the judges, who adjudged the USA’s Kim Mayer best at 8.93, followed by Australia’s Laurina McGrath’s 7.77.

SA Girls to Shine DownUnder

South African girls in surfing action this week in Australia include Nikita Robb, Tammy Lee Smith and Rosy Hodge, who are both entered for the five-star Midori Pro at Merewether Beach, in New South Wales.

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