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OC Beach Blog: 2009 Vans Triple Crown of Surfing
Outposts: San Clemente surfer Pat Gudauskas qualifies for 2010 ASP World Tour
Surf 30: ¿Cuáles son las posibilidades de Gony Zubizarreta de entrar en el WCT?
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2009 Vans Triple Crown of Surfing
OC Beach Blog —
... The Reef Hawaiian Pro is celebrating 25 years in 2009. Last years defending champion was Michel Bourez from Tahiti. To watch the live action, go to triplecrownofsurfing.com. ...
San Clemente surfer Pat Gudauskas qualifies for 2010 ASP World Tour
Outposts —
... Next up for WQS surfers is the ASP 6-Star PRIME Reef Hawaiian Pro beginning as early as Thursday at Haleiwa on Oahu's North Shore. That event marks the beginning of the prestigious ...
¿Cuáles son las posibilidades de Gony Zubizarreta de entrar en el WCT?
Surf 30 —
... Es decir, en la próxima prueba, el Reef Hawaiian Pro, que empieza el jueves 12 de Noviembre Haleiwa, deberá llegar hasta los cuartos de final para ser WCT. Si no, todavía le quedará una última posibilidad en el ...
Vans Buys A $1 Million Triple Crown Purse
Boardistan —
... organizer Randy Rarick is apparently amazed:“It really is amazing, considering we don’t have a gate for paid attendance to help bring in money,” Rarick said. “It’s one of the better shows on earth and people get to watch for free. That’s why it’s nice to see the surfers get rewarded like this.” Maybe someday the winner of Pipeline will take home a cool million all by themselves. We can hope. Stay tuned to Triplecrownofsurfing.com for all the action. It all starts tomorrow with the Reef Hawaiian Pro 2009 from Haleiwa. [Link: ...
No Haleiwa for me
Mick Fanning —
... Did about 35 interviews over three days. After that I got to hang home for a couple of weeks train and get ready for Hawaii, which I’m really pumped about. I didn’t do the first event of the Triple Crown, the Reef Hawaiian Pro. It was a hard decision because Haleiwa is one of my favourite waves and Reef is sponsoring the event. I would have loved to have been there but with all the stuff I had on when I got home I didn’t feel like I would have given it 100%, so I decided to stay home to get the body and mind straightened out. Reef were really cool about it. ...
