The 1st Annual NJ Surf Show took place on Saturday May 12th at Joey Harrison's Surf Club in Ortley Beach. This industry event, presented by Bamboo Booboo, Epic Shirts and Rozbern Surf, brought the local surf, skate and fashion scene all together at the beach! It was an amazing day to walk around, listen to live music, go surfing, and lounge with cocktails on the beach...Surf Club Style! In the morning, there was a non competitive open-surf contest for Groms (ages 10-17) hosted by Epic Shirts with Hyperflex Wetsuits giving away brand new Spring Wetsuit packages to the best riders.

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.

On September 1st, everything changes. Slater, Fanning, Parko, Jordy, Bede, Dane Reynolds, the Hobgoods and the whole rest of the elite 34 will be in NY for the Quiksilver Pro in Long Beach.  Make no mistake, their presence on our shores is no small event. We’ll have the best of the best on our local stage, showing us how it’s done. And the stage has the potential to test these guys like few outside our area are expecting.

Florida's Asher Nolan wins the final wildcard into the Quiksilver Pro New York.

Nolan, 32, from Jacksonville, decisively topped a field of 16 surfers vying for the wildcard in today's Quiksilver Pro New York ASP World Tour Trials, presented by UnSound Surf, supported by vitaminwater.

The opening day of the $1million Quiksilver Pro New York supported by vitaminwater saw the world's best surfers dig into building two-to-four foot (1 metre) waves at Long Beach, Long Island. Today's swell was served up compliments of Hurricane Katia and will continue to build through the week. The first round of competition was completed with Round 2 expected to hit the water at 7am tomorrow for a full day of surfing.

The Quiksilver Pro New York supported by vitamin water continued for the second consecutive day at Long Beach in Long Island, New York and saw the completion of Round 2 as well as the first four heats of Round 3. 

The world's best surfers tore through a marathon day of competition with some incredible performances at the Quiksilver Pro New York, supported by vitaminwater, to decide the event's quarterfinalists in pumping six foot (1.5 metre) surf. World champion Kelly Slater, young Australian Josh Kerr, and Brazil's Heitor Alves were show-stopping.