Bryan Pérez y Havanna Cabrero ganan el Pro surf Circuit de Puerto Rico
Bryan Pérez y Havanna Cabrero se coronan campeones en la trigésimo octava edición del Corona Pro Surf Circuit en Isabela, Puerto Rico, con importantes premios en metálico y participación internacional
Puerto Rico busca ser un centro mundial de surfing tras organizar clasificatorio olímpico
El Salvador hosted the 2023 ISA World Surfing Games show: qualifiers for Paris and world champion title for Mexico and Brazil
France, South Africa, Japan and New Zealand won the Olympic places that were at stake for Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania. In addition, Mexico’s Alan Cleland and Brazil’s Weston-Webb became world champions, while Peru won the team event.
Do you believe in miracles? Local lifeguard claims unlikely win in the “Super Bowl of Surfing”
Luke Shepardson stunned one of the strongest fields in surfing, and he did it while on a break from work.
U.S Women and Japanese Men secure their spots for Paris 2024 in surfing
Led by Kanaoa Igarashi on the men’s side and Kirra Pinkerton on the women’s, Japan and the United States are on their way to Teahupo’o, Tahiti in 2024
Professional Surfer and Skateboarder Kalani David dies at 24
Kalani David suffered a seizure while training in Costa Rica over the weekend which lead to his drowning before he could be reached
Surf like an Egyptian! Egypt latest national federation to join International Surfing Association
The African country becomes the 17th from the continent to join the ISA
Tahitian president Edouard Fritsch signs official documents to host surfing for Paris 2024
With the Paris Olympic Games Organizing Committee, Fritsch signed the documents necessary to begin the planning and procedures to host the surfing portion of the Paris 2025 Olympics.
Surfer Coco Ho overcomes adversity to rise to the top of her sport
The Honolulu native hasn’t ruled out a run at a medal in Paris 2024
Para surfing attempting to ride wave of momentum into LA28 Paralympic Games
International Surfing Association (ISA) president Fernando Aguerre highlights progress of the sport since the inaugural Adaptive World Championships on the La Jolla shores in 2015. Aguerre: “My hope is to get as many people off their couch or out of their wheelchairs and into the water.”
