The club put up a strong showing only falling short to host Santa Cruz Longboard Union at the 34th annual SCLU Club Invitational up at Steamer Lane. The conditions on Saturday for the preliminary rounds were about as good as it gets and the team crushed it, finishing the day just 90 points behind SCLU. Sunday, the size dropped a bit and the sets were more intermittent, but the surf was still fun. By the time the finals started, early Sunday morning, Windansea had earned 24

Way to Windansea to rally together for the 34th SCLE Invitational at Steamer's Lane. We came in all shapes and sizes including President Bill Fitzmaurice with his U-Haul full of pretty much anything you could think of. If you cracked it at 3am (far from bright-eyed) you were able to get a killer warm up session in at the Lane with the rest of the day to get camp set up. In my opinion what is one of the most unique experiences is getting to be in such close quarters with eve

It took awhile to write this post because the team results were so close - 100 pts and we ended up taking 2nd to Santa Cruz - so close. Fun weekend regardless, awesome weather. Lots of great surfing witnessed that made the drive north worthwhile. As you can see, alot of our team made the finals in their divisions. WINDANSEA FINALISTS: 2nd- Helena Roseman, novice 5th - Dylan Needleham, novice 6th - Cheryl Ruyle, novice 2nd - Sophia McGovern, Menehune Girls 14 & under 1st - T

Since getting second in Santa Cruz is winning...we won! SCLU hosted another great event with plenty of chest high+ waves topped by lively camping at the nearby church lot. WindanSea was in the hunt the entire event and with a victory at the paddlerace it seemed a victory was within reach. Oh did I mention Jeff Anderson took home a new board from the raffle and Tiare Thompson was given a board as the youngest (and best) surfer in the women's open shortboard. The list of WSC fi