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Thomas takes the grand |
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Posted by: haydo on 07/02/2010 02:36 PM
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New Brighton Boardriders Lew Thomas has won the $1000 at the Canterbury surf champs held in clean 2ft waves at Gore Bay.
With the final starting at 8.40pm, it was lights out for the other competitors early in the final. With 2 good scoring rides Thomas defended a late comback from Northsides Hayen brain who didnt quite get the 7 pint ride needed in the last minute. Kaikoura duo of Sam Dunfoy and Levi O Conner in 3rd and 4th respectivly.
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South Island Grom Series – Event Three "The Decider" |
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Posted by: lewisj on 03/02/2010 10:01 PM
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The Ompa Lumpa Gets one !!!!
Courtney takes the Win!
The South Island Surfing Grom Series travelled to Dunedin on Saturday 30th of January for its third and final event. A large Christchurch contingent made the journey south to the legendary St Clair Beach to contest the last event in this series. The morning dawned bright and clear but the wave conditions were far from their usual perfect standards. The event organisers South Coast Boardriders chose to delay the start to allow the tide to push in, to help the somewhat variable conditions. |
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Canterbury Mens Champs 2010 |
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Posted by: lockie on 27/01/2010 08:50 AM
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The Canterbury Mens Surfing champs will be hosted by New Brighton Boardriders on Waitangi weekend 6 / 7 February. Event two of the South Island Surfing Circuit.
$1000 cash for the Open Mens first place.
The event is proudly supported by Exit Surf, Seventhwave wetsuits, FCS and SISCo's.
Entry close Wed 3rd Feb.
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South Island Grom Series decider in Dunedin. |
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Posted by: lockie on 19/01/2010 08:47 AM
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The final and deciding event of the South Island Grom Series will be held at St Clair Beach in Dunedin on the 30th Jan. The first two event of the series were held in Canterbury and scored great waves at Te Oka Bay and Taylors Mistake.
Young surfers from throughout the South Island will travel to Dunedin to compete. Cody McCusker (Kaiapoi) currently leads the U16 Boys ratings after winning the last event at Taylors ahead of Sam Courtney (Kaiapoi). Max Cooke (New Brighton) leads the U14 Boys. In the U12 Boys Harrison Whiteside (New Brighton) has a thin lead on Max Marshall (Sumner). Alethea Lock (Sumner) leads the U16 girls ratings.
To see full ratings goto www.surfingnz.co.nz
Entry online here
Printable entry form here |
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To all SNZ Officials |
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Posted by: lewisj on 16/12/2009 09:47 PM
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We have only had Three South Island Judges renew their registration to date. It's concerning for the South Island that 23 Registered Judges and only Three Re-registered doesn't look good for any National comps coming down here!!!!
It's time to renew your SNZ/ISA Judging registrations for 2010. All judges seeking paid work at SNZ and ISA International events will need to be registered. Even if you are not intending to judge this year it is still recommended you pay the minimum Level 1 registration to keep yourselves on the SNZ and ISA databases.
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Cody McCusker makes it two from two |
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Posted by: lockie on 12/12/2009 07:05 AM
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Cody McCusker convincingly won the U16 Boys division of the South Island Surfing Grom Series held at Taylors Mistake on Saturday. With event organisers choosing to move the contest to the more sheltered Taylors Mistake the grommets were rewarded with pumping two to three foot peaks for most of the day. With the sun belting down, McCusker who made a somewhat slow start during the early rounds became a wave magnet in the Under 16 final, stringing together a series of long forehand waves that showed McCuskers ability to carve on rail back into the pocket. McCusker now has two wins, in this three event series, and no doubt he will be looking for a clean sweep with the next event due to be held in Dunedin next month.
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South Island Grommets to take on North Canterbury Waves |
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Posted by: lockie on 11/12/2009 06:59 AM
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Event two of the three event South Island Grom Series is set to kick off on Saturday at Waikuku Beach in North Canterbury.
The South Island Grom Series aims to attract young surfers from throughout the South Island. Waikuku Beach situated 20km north of Christchurch, can offer up nice “A” frame peaks for the Groms to stamp their mark on.
Late entries contact Aaron Lock 021 030 7231
Thanks also to Quiksilver,Club Bazaar and Exit Surf |
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Results Analogue Little Humans Surf Comp |
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Posted by: lockie on 01/12/2009 10:16 AM
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Gray Sky’s and south east drizzle greeted the 50 competitors at North Beach in Christchurch last Saturday for the South Island Primary & intermediate schools surfing titles. The event, also known as the Analog little Humans surf comp is one of the key starting points for kids looking to establish themselves as competitive surfers.
The early low tide produced some small difficult conditions that improved to a nice half to one surf meter as the tide rose
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SI Grom Series Event 2 Waikuku Beach |
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Posted by: lockie on 22/11/2009 08:23 AM
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Event 2 of the Si Grom series will be at Waikuku Beach on 12 December.
Another coaching workshop will be run on the Sunday morning , at Waikuku Beach.
This is an opportunity for surfers, coaches and their parents to ask any questions they may have. Mark Perana will be there to answer questions and give advice, in an informal setting. All welcome.
The first event was a great success at Te Oka Bay.
Check out a video from that event at
You tube Click Here
Online entry form now ready.
Enter online at www.surfingnz.co.nz
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Analog Little Humans Surf comp |
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Posted by: lockie on 06/11/2009 08:02 AM
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The South Island Primary School champs / Analog Little Humans Surf comp
November 28th & 29th 2009, North Beach, Christchurch.
Entry form Entry Forms Here
The event is in its 5th year and has been a very good starting point for some of the better junior competitors on the South Island circuit.
The past few years have produced some very good user friendly waves with all involved having a fantastic day out at the North Wai Boardriders Clubrooms. There's always heaps of freebees for the groms and the Bar B runs all-day long with heaps of free sausages.
This event could not run without the support of Ray White Results Realty & Analog
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What does SISA do ?
SISA is the regional sports body for the sport of surfing in the South Island and was incorporated in 1992. Its aim is to promote South Island Surfing and encourage member clubs to host events that will enable promising surfers to gain competitive experience for other national and international events.
SISA has an executive membership of 6 under the Presidency of Mark Perana. Executive members are elected annually at AGM. The office is situated at 73 Cygnet Street, North Beach, Christchurch 8009. All members of the Executive work on a voluntary basis. The affiliated membership currently stands at 16 clubs with a total of over 750 members. SISA has a Technical Director Aaron Lock and Coaching Director Mark Perana.
SISA caters for a broad cross section of the community and through the 16 affiliated clubs cover all the forms of surfing - longboard, shortboard, bodyboard and bodysurfing.
SISA is affiliated to Surfing NZ, the national body for surfing in New Zealand.
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