World Surf League

The Titans of Mavericks surf competition has been canceled indefinitely, according to the World Surf League, which cited two reasons for the cancellation.

More drama continues to surround the world-famous Mavericks surfing contest.

Surfing has always been a big part of the Bay Area sporting scene, especially with the Mavericks competition, and a year from now it will take the world’s biggest sporting stage at the Tokyo Olympics.

Huge changes are in store for the Mavericks Challenge surf contest, held in Half Moon Bay. The next time it’s held, not only will women be included for the first time, but they will be able to win the same amount of prize money as men.

The Mavericks Challenge big-wave surfing contest will not happen this week as hoped, according to the World Surf League.

The Mavericks Challenge big-wave surfing contest will not happen this week as hoped, according to the World Surf League. Christie Smith reports.

A monster wave off Portugal has produced a world record for a Brazilian surfer. The World Surf League says Rodrigo Koxa has ridden the biggest wave ever surfed. At the group’s Big Wave Awards in Santa Monica, California, on Saturday, it said its judges determined that a wave Koxa surfed at Naraze, Portugal, on Nov. 8 was 80 feet (24.38...

It’s official. The Mavericks big-wave surf contest will not take place this year, according to organizers.

It’s official. The Mavericks big-wave surf contest will not take place this year, according to organizers. Roz Plater reports.

The Mavericks big-wave surf contest will not be held on Tuesday.

The ‘Mavericks’ surf contest could be a “go” this Monday.

Wednesday marks the first official day that the competition window is open for the big-wave surfing contest at world-renowned Mavericks just north of Half Moon Bay.

Wednesday marks the first official day that the competition window is open for the big-wave surfing contest at world-renowned Mavericks just north of Half Moon Bay.

One thing’s for sure: You can’t have more than one surfer on a wave. But, as NBC Bay Area has been reporting, there are a lot of potential riders vying to be the one atop the Mavericks Big Wave Surf Contest.

The wave of optimism that the Mavericks big wave surf contest would resurface seems to have crashed again.

The Mavericks Big Wave Surf Contest may be getting new life. Cartel Management, the bankrupt organizer of Mavericks has filed a motion to sell the contest to the World Surf League, NBC Bay Area learned late Wednesday night.