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Barnstorming Barnfield The New National Champion

Written by Ben Kennings

Sunday, 07 March 2010

Dylan Barnfield - Image PhotoCPL

Ohope surfer Dylan Barnfield barnstormed his way to a national title today (Sunday 7^th March) winning the Open Men’s Division at the Hyundai National Longboard Championships held at Whangamata Beach over the weekend.

Written by Ben Kennings

Saturday, 06 March 2010

Phil Morris - Image PhotoCPL

A massive 2.0m – 3.0m swell at Whangamata has tested surfers to their limits on the first day of the Hyundai National Longboard Championships held today (6^th March).

Paige Starts With a Ninth

Written by Ben Kennings

Friday, 05 March 2010

Paige banger at Snapper - Image ASP / Kirstin Sholtz

Paige Hareb has started the year with a ninth placing at the Roxy Pro being held on the Gold Coast of Australia. Paige was eliminated from her third round match up yesterday (Thursday).

Written by Ben Kennings

Thursday, 04 March 2010

Daniel Procter - Image PhotoCPL

The Hyundai Pro Longboard Tour visits Whangamata for the second year in a row this weekend (6-7 March) with a bulging list of entrants confirmed to attend ensuring yet another action packed weekend of surfing.

Peers on Morehu v Padang

Written by Ben Kennings

Wednesday, 03 March 2010

Morehu Roberts - Image Silas / Kiwi Surf Mag

When Rip Curl came out and threw down a trip to Bali and entry into the Padang Padang Cup, everyone started talking about who would best represent New Zealand at such a prestigious event. Of course the likes of Maz, Jay Ricardo and the injured Bobby Hansen popped up off the tip of everyone's tongue.

Paige Through To Last 16

Written by Ben Kennings

Wednesday, 03 March 2010

Paige Hareb - Image ASP / Kelly Cestari

Paige Hareb is back on tour at the first event of the year - The Roxy Pro on the Gold Coast. Paige successfully moved through to the last 16 surfers yesterday (Tuesday) placing second in her heat to Chelsea Hedges (AUS). Paige led for much of the heat before being edged out in the dying stages.

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