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

WindanSea Surf Club fielded the largest team ever for a non-WindanSea event with 53 spots spanning every division. We even had world champs Joel Tudor and Jen Smith representing WSC. The surf produced fun-sized rippable 3 ft longboard waves while shortboard conditions were a bit lacking. It was "game-on" as we were neck and neck with Oceanside and their 60 spot team all weekend including a photo finish paddle race where Oceanside got the nod despite an illegal transfer. O'si

Well Wind an Sea Surf Club Dominated nearly every division but Oceanside somehow nudged us out of the top spot by a mere 60 points 2270 vs 2210. High pressure kept the surf glassy all day long as 3 ft waves poured onto the reef. I cant remember ever having so many people finish in first place. That list included: Lucas Dirkse, Isaac Wood, Joel Tudor, Mike Gillard, Steve Bigler, Emma Lehuilier, leleo Kinimaka (guest tandem surfer), Quin Waitley (Our New Adaptive Ripper). Pictu

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