O’Neill Cold Water Classic 2011 - Scotland - Trailer

Courtney Conlogue is only 20 years old and already living her dream as a professional surfer. As one of the top female surfers on the ASP Women's World Championship Tour, she's chasing the World Title by training hard both in and out of the water.

It was an action-packed day at the ASP 2-Star Airwalk Lacanau Pro Junior with the no less than sixteen heats held in improving conditions and the high-tide sand bank allwing for another exciting show. Going all the way down its Quarterfinals, the prestigious event saw both male and female top seeds unleash a variety of spectacular surf maneuvers in the two-to-three foot waves on offer, the French summer holiday crowds standing at the water's edge to witness the exchanges.

FISTRAL BEACH, Newquay – England (Sunday, August 28, 2011) – Medi Veminardi (St Leu, REU) 20, has won the ASP 4-Star Quiksilver Pro Junior UK defeating William Aliotti (FRA) 17, 10.34 to 8.57, in a low scoring final in peaky 2-3ft waves to also claim his maiden ASP European Pro Junior title. Veminardi was unstoppable on the final day of competition ousting all his opponents with convincing style to charge to victory and leap frog from 5th to 1st on the ASP European Pro Junior rankings.

Carissa Moore, la championne du Monde 2011 démontre qu'elle n'a rien perdu de son talent pendant le break annuel, et qu'elle sera en forme pour entamer la saison 2013 !

On y est, à ce moment de l'année où le spot de Pipe se réveille pour la dernière étape de l'ASP World Tour : Le Billabong Pipe Masters.

Second-to-last event on this year’s ASP European Men’s Junior Series, the ASP 2-Star Airwalk Lacanau Pro Junior got underway in consistent three-foot (one meter) waves today, a hungry field of competitors delivering a series of high-performance battles and giving the thousands of spectators a great surf show. Having entered late and consequently starting early in the competition, ASP World Rankings No. 20 Gabriel Medina (Sao Paulo, BRA) set the performance bar at its most, the talented 18-...