We headed north with the best of intentions, hurricane swell was hitting and we were seeking our third team victory in as many straight years at the Malibu Boardriders Call to the Wall 2017. But is wasn't meant to be, the pumping swell from the previous 3 days disappeared the moment they started the first heat. Luckily our Women, lead by Miranda Joseph, Indy Callaway, and Samantha Roper made sure we could hold our heads high. The Malibu clubs seem to have grown tired of us w

Wind An Sea Surf Club was on site to enjoy 3 - 5 foot Churches, with perfect winds and no crowds for 2 days straight. We had a solid team and loads of ohana there to support, but it was the mens "Legends" with the most stoke and energy of any team including (Gary Linden, Kevin Cincotta, Ostar Dejourday, and Bob Pierce). Ricky Cunningham was the surfer in form styling his way to 1st place in the Men's division. There was no such thing as an easy heat in any division and Wind

You could not ask for better conditions as Malibu delivered 4-5 ft reeling surf all weekend long. WindanSea showed up in force and took 2nd place among 23 teams from around the world. Bested only by the host club MSA who took home the #1 spot after losing for 4 years in a row (twice to us). The club was lead by incredible performances from team veterans even though every heat looked like a final with top notch surfing from every competitor. Ricky Cunningham surfed one of the

Perhaps to make up for using amateur judges, The Malibu Boardriders club decided to enforce rules with ZERO TOLERANCE. Even though a number of WSC compadres fell victim to this strict police state(Gus, Mele, Miranda) we still walked away with the #1 hardware, edging out Oceanside 2740 vs. 2570. The surf was pumping all weekend with chest-high Malibu perfection, groomed by light winds gracing the lineup for 6 competitors at a time. The club took first place with individual res

Well clearly some of the best surfers on the beach at Cardiff this weekend were surfing for the mightly WindanSea Surf Club, ripping apart the chest to head high peelers all weekend long. Unfortunately, Oceanside Longboard Club showed up with just too many people and there would be no stopping then from winning the Swami's Cardiff competition and the perpetual coalition trophy for 2015. Notable finalists included Ricky Cuningham (1st), Joel Tudor (1st), Keili McEvilly (2nd),

With so much to do, Day at the Beach, UCSD LUAU, and Oceanside Lonboard event, August 9-10 was a busy weekend. By all accounts it was a great weekend. Nearly every Wind an sea entrant made the finals in Oside with notable finishers incluiding Todd Messick 1st, Mike Gillard 2nd, Mathew Perrault 3rd, Brian McEvilly 3rd, Brian and Illa (Tandem) 3rd, Lisa Caruli 4th, Keili McEvilly 6th and a second place result in the paddle race, all giving the 8 person Wind an team a 6th place

Team Windansea rocked the Noosa Festival of Surfing. Mele Saile finished 2nd in the Women’s Open and 3rd in the Women’s Pro, Jen Smith got 4th in the Women’s Pro; Mike Myers got 2nd in the Men’s 40+; Mike Gillard 2nd in the Men’s 50+; Ozstar DeJourday 3rd in the Men’s 55+; Isaac Wood 6th in the Men’s Open; Hank Warner 7th in the Men’s 60+; Ricky Cunningham 7th in the Jr. Men’s; Jon Roseman 7th in the Men’s 40+; Emma DeJourday 7th in the Jr. Women’s. Windansea Surf Club charte