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World's Oldest Male Surfer Hopes to Keep Catching Waves at 100
Seiichi Sano of Japan turns 90 years old in 2023 and has been recognized by Guinness World Records as the oldest male to surf.
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Spectacular Flying Shark Photo Captures Internet's Attention
A photographer capturing images of surfers during the Annual San Onofre Surf Club contest captured a great white shark photobombing one of his pictures. Darsha Philips reports for the NBC4 News on Oct. 25, 2022.
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USA And Japan Win First Quota Spots for Paris 2024 Games, ISA World Surfing Games
The ISA World Surfing Games were held from Sept. 16-24 and USA and Japan claimed the first two Olympic quota spots. Both nations will be heading to the Paris Games in 2024.
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Former Pro Surfer Chris Davidson Dead at 45 After Being Punched Outside Bar
The 45-year-old athlete was reportedly punched outside a pub on Sept. 24 before he fell and hit his head on the pavement.
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Pro Surfer Kalani David Dead Dies at 24 After Suffering Seizure in Water
The former world junior surfer champion suffered a seizure while surfing at Playa Hermosa beach in the town of Jac on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast.
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Hundreds Take Part in Adaptive Surfing Event for People with Disabilities
Ian Briske touches the ocean for the first time since his severe brain injury twenty months ago.
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How The Vans U.S. Open of Surfing is Raising Awareness of Climate Change
The surfing world is taking on climate change. Here’s how the Vans U.S. Open of Surfing is raising awareness to their fans.
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Inside the Vans U.S. Open of Surfing
California Live’s Angela Sun hits the sand at Huntington Beach for the Vans U.S. Open of Surf and shows us what activities fans can look forward to during the competition. Joined by Kristy Van Doren, the Senior Director of Brand Marketing for Vans and granddaughter of Vans creator, Angela gets an inside look at all the festival stations. Learn how...
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Van's U.S. Surfing Returns to Huntington Beach
The Van’s US open of surfing starts Saturday and businesses along Huntington Beach hope it leads to an economic boost.
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Mavericks Surf Contest to Return After Hiatus
One of the most well-known wave surf competitions in the world is set to return in the Bay Area, after a six-year hiatus. Audrey Asistio speaks with Mavericks Ventures Founder Elizabeth Cresson about the event’s return.
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Olympic Champion Chloe Kim: ‘Honestly, Snowboarding's the Only Thing I'm Good At'
Growing up in California, Chloe Kim is always asked why she picked snowboarding over surfing or skating. But the Olympic gold medalist says she’s just grateful she found the sport that she loves.
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Bay Area Surfers Flock to Half Moon Bay for Big Waves
A few brave surfers did not shy away from taking on some of the biggest waves in the world in Half Moon Bay Wednesday.