Champs to Defend World Title
The 2007 South African Junior Surfing team leaves for the Quiksilver ISA World Junior Championships in Costa Da Caparica, Portugal, and are ready to take on the best when the event gets under way on May 6.
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.
Roxy around the Clock
Entry forms for the annual Roxy Surf Jam have been released, and the next two major drawcards on the girls-only surf calendar get under way in Cape Town mid-March, and include an early winter splash at Durban’s tropical Bay of Plenty late May. >> Click here to complete the entry form online >> Click here […]
Yebo Clean Beaches
Beach volleyball players, touch rugby and soccer enthusiasts, surfers, lifesavers and surf ski paddlers are looking forward to enjoying pristine playgrounds at selected beaches around the country during the Vodacom Beach Clean Up which takes place from 16 December 2006 until 8 January 2007.
Junior World Surf Team Announced
The Board of Directors of Surfing South Africa have announced the South African Junior team which will compete in the 2007 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Championships in Costa Da Caparika, Portugal from May 6 to 14 next year.
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.
Smith Crowned Longboard Champ
The South Coast Surf Carnival, now into its fourth year, attracted thousands of beachgoers to the mid-south coast of KZN, as the surf conditions cleaned up considerably on Sunday in time for the finals, and the strong wind dropped off providing glassy contestable one-metre waves.
Sarah’s Out There with Billabong
A light drizzle that cleared later did nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of the competitors and spectators at the festival of female surfing action in Durban on Sunday as Sarah Maritz took the premier Open women’s title in the first of four Billabong “Girls Get Out There’ Summer Surf Series events.