Top Performers Slip in Rankings

 South Africa’s highest internationally ranked female surfers slipped down the ratings after the completion of women’s WQS and World Tour events in Brazil during the past week.  

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.

Giant Surf for Ticket to Ride

The participants on the inaugural Ticket to Ride gap year surfing adventure experienced the biggest swell and tides on the KwaZulu-Natal coast in living memory, when they reached Durban after their 1 600 Km surfari along the coastline of South Africa.

Clark Scoops Final Billabong Event

Heather Clark made a triumphant return to SA surfing when she scored a narrow but deserved win in the Open division of the fourth and final Billabong ‘Girls Get Out There’ Surf Series event which finished in wind affected one metre waves at Tableview in Cape Town on Sunday.

Record Entry For Roxy Wahine

A record entry of over 120 surfers has been received for the Roxy Wahine Cup presented by Peugeot and Samsung which starts today (December 1) and ends on Sunday (December 3) when the Roxy Wahine Cup winners will be crowned on the lawns of the Suncoast Beach in Durban.  

Roxy Wahine Comes to Durban

South Africa’s best and most competitive female surfers will battle it out with a host of rookies in the waters of Suncoast Beach, Durban next weekend, as the eighth edition of the Roxy Wahine Cup returns to town in style.  

SA Into Last 16 Surfing

The strength of women’s surfing in South Africa was evident at the ISA World Surfing Games in California yesterday when Rosanne Hodge (East London) and Tammy-Lee Smith (Salt Rock, KZN) both progressed through two rounds of competition, to reach the last 16 in the qualifying stream of the biennial event.  

New Report

Close