The Two Day Bay – Blog By Sean Doherty
The Eddie could quite easily have gone off yesterday.
The Eddie could quite easily have gone off yesterday.
Showdown for the ASP Crown at Billabong Pipeline MastersPIPELINE, Oahu/Hawaii (Monday, December 7, 2009) – After nine events on the 2009 ASP Dream Tour, the race for the ASP World Title will culminate in a showdown between two lifelong friends at the final event of the season, the Billabong Pipeline Masters from December 8 – 20, 2009.
What a great ending to the 2009 ASP WQS season with perfect 10-foot Sunset Beach surf and ASP World Tour No.
When the world’s economy took a nosedive, surf companies cut loose many a surf star to stay afloat.
The Top 15 cutoff has moved slightly upward from 12,125 to 12,200 and is looking like being around that 12,500 mark.
Owen Wright’s dynamic surfing stands him head and shoulders above the next wave of teen hot shots.
The Vans Triple Crown of Surfing announces a bonus purse that makes this prestigious Hawaiian series the first $1,000,000 stop on the ASP Dream Tour.
Manly is regarded by many as the birthplace of competitive surfing contests in Australia and now a festival has been established to celebrate its history.
Remember Bells? Remember Adam Roberston the unknown Portland natural foot with the Jon Bon Jovi hair who scored a wildcard and flashed his way to the final? Six months later we find Robbo recovering from injury, with the Bells prize money long gone.
Coco Ho (HAW), 2009 ASP Dream Tour rookie, collected her inaugural victory on the ASP Women’s World Tour.