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The first East Coast stop of the Arnette Cash Pot Surf Series took place this past Saturday at Casino Pier in Seaside Heights, NJ. The waves were 2-3ft with choppy conditions, but overall proved to be consistent and rideable throughout the event.
Heritage Surf Shop claimed another victory at the Oakley Surf Shop Challenge on the North side of Casino Pier in Seaside Heights, New Jersey.  Winners of the event have a chance at a $10,000 Cash Prize

In response to the increasing popularity of Stand-Up Paddleboarding (SUP), the ESA Board of Directors is stoked to announce the inaugural season of SUP, introducing a men’s and women’s combined, all ages Open SUP Division. The Open SUP Division will be run in all districts this year, with the top ranked competitors earning coveted slots to Regional Championship events and the Eastern Surfing Championships (“The Easterns®”).

The upcoming Regionals and the 2012 Eastern Surfing Championships will feature an invitational SUP event, “The Jimmy Lewis Invitational,” welcoming SUP to the ESA and introducing the Jimmy Lewis brand as the official sponsor of stand-up paddleboards and surfboards for the ESA.

Of the new partnership and SUP entering the ESA, Jimmy Lewis said, "I'm excited to sponsor Surfing and Stand-up Paddleboarding in this year's ESA contest schedule. Paddleboarding comes from surfing, so it's good to see them side by side in the waves and in competition. The ESA is the perfect partner to grow SUP as a true surfing sport."

The inaugural Jimmy Lewis Invitational will be held at the upcoming 2012 ESA Southeast Regional Championship in New Smyrna Beach, FL April 19 through April 22.

 


Hawaii's John John Florence created one of professional surfing's most dramatic moments today to claim his second consecutive Volcom Pipe Pro title, completely flipping the table on former Pipe Pro champion Jamie O'Brien (Hawaii) in the final seconds. O'Brien had held the lead for 34 minutes and 45 seconds of the 35-minute final... and then it evaporated before his eyes.
He came to Hawaii looking to fulfill a childhood dream and humbly gain experience at the world's most revered and feared surf spot: the Banzai Pipeline. But 20-year-old New York pro surfing rookie Balaram Stack scored one of surfing's rarest waves: a perfect 10 on a fearsome day deemed only for warriors at the Volcom Pipe Pro. Fifteen-to-20 foot Pipe doled out its fair share of injuries, snapped surfboard and bruised pride today. No-one imagined that the kid from New York would steal the show, unscathed.
Conditions settled down at the Banzai Pipeline today and yesterday's death-defying closeouts were replaced by long, hollow tubes at the Volcom Pipe Pro. California's Chris Ward and Costa Rican Carlos Munoz put on incredible performances at Backdoor that saw them clearly emerge the pacesetters.

BANZAI PIPELINE, Oahu/Hawaii (Saturday, December 10, 2011) - Kieren Perrow (AUS), 34, has won the most coveted surfing event in the world - the Billabong Pipe Masters in Memory of Andy Irons - over fellow countryman Joel Parkinson (AUS), 30, in tricky double-overhead surf. The result came after three consecutive days of competition in some of the biggest, deadliest and best Pipe conditions in history. The event also set a record for the most online viewers in ASP history.

Belmar Pro ~ Photos by Joe Guagliardo

Belmar Pro ~ Photos by Joe Guagliardo


At twelve years old Tanner McDaniel’s (Kauai) has done something no other USBA rider has ever done. Tanner has taken out three divisions in the Amateur portion of the Bubbakoo’s Jenks Pro/Am at Seasides Casino Pier. With permission from the USBA he competed up an age group to gain access to stiffer competition and dismantled every competitor in his path.

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