D.L.S.A. Club News Page
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Good Evening All,

I want to send my heartfelt gratitude over for the awesome wounded warrior surf event thrown by DLSA, surf shops/vendors, volunteers, families and the community surrounding San Onofre.

Having just returned from Afghanistan and just moving to the West Coast, attending this event was a breath of fresh air and only reinforced my reasoning for relocating.  It was amazing to see our wounded service members and their families enjoying the ocean in a way that only surfing can provide.  Smiles, I believe were the theme of the day and they were only made possible by your surf club and the volunteers/community that support it.

It was a pleasure and an honor to meet you all.  I appreciate all of your time and hard work to make today such a success.  Enjoy the rest of your summer and I hope to see you all very soon.

r/s

Michael M. Wilson

Wounded Warrior Project

Manager, Alumni and Events

Southern California

M: 904.404.6398

mwilson@woundedwarriorproject.org

                                                        
   A message from our
  Vice President,
  Bobby Knox                                     

The 2010 D.L.S.A. Dale Velzy Classic Contest and Luau is Saturday, September 25th.

See the "Home Page" for full details and Contest Entry Form.

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D.L.S.A. Takes 2nd Place overall
at the Oceanside Longboard
Surfing Club Coalition Contest!
Results and Recap submitted by Katie Calkins

Oceanside Longboard Surfing Club Coalition

August 14 and 15, 2010

Well-done DLSA Team! We earned Second place overall at the Oceanside Pier. It was overcast and the ocean temp was a frigid

fifty six degrees, but our team we hot, hot, HOT!!!

OLSC hosted a deluxe venue that coordinated with the Takayama ProEvent and Jr. Super Girl Competition. All who attended enjoyed watching some great surfing alongside pleasurable company. Vendors of all types were set up in the amphitheater area, along with great food and live music. The well-known “Beer Garden” was overflowing with patrons each day, with Josh Rapozo drawing first beer on Saturday morning!

The waves were waist to head high, smooth, peaky, and fun. The wind stayed light, but the sun never broke through. Conditions stayed pretty consistent and the competitors had lots of fun in their heats. We had a rag-tag paddle team, with a lot of heart, that placed sixth. I’d like to thank those who paddled in the cold water once again, YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!

Our tandem teams looked beautiful as usual. Oceanside pier is not the easiest place to show off tandem talents. Each team was graceful finding length of ride and multiple lifts in high tide conditions.

The weekend ended with trophies awarded with an alternating raffle mixed in. DLSA proudly wore their colors and yelled & hooted for our finalists. I think we’re the loudest, most spirited, competitors there. Once again, I am the proud team captain of the mighty D.L.S.A team! GO TEAM!!!

Results

Team 2nd

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Scott Mobley's artwork "Sharkey"
is as timely today as it was when created back in 2003

To see Scott's website and how to purchase his art, go to:

scottmobleygrafix.com

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Juvenile Great White Shark
captured on video at SanO
You may have heard about them or even seen one of them in the line
up.  Here's a pretty good video of what is out there taken by local SUP
surfer Chuck Patterson in front of the power plant.

Me my Shark and I from Chuck Patterson on Vimeo.

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Dewey Weber inducted to the the
Huntington Beach
Surfing Walk Of Fame
Dewey Weber, Founder of Dewey Weber Surfboards (one of the D.L.S.A.'s oldest sponsors) was inducted on August 5th,2010.
Article and Photos: Jim Coshland


        This years Official Poster                                            Dewey's Plaque

Whether it was a coincidence or just fate, it definitely was fitting that Surfing Pioneer Dewey Weber was inducted into the Surfing Walk Of Fame in 2010, the 50th Anniversary of Dewey Weber Surfboards.  The induction Ceremony was well attended by by the public as well as legendary surfers, influential people in the surfing industry and current day surfing icons.  Celebrity sightings included Peter (P.T.) Townend who did the M.C. and induction duties, Walter Hoffman, Herbie Fletcher, David Nuuhiwa, Rabbit Bartholomew, " Bob "The Greek" Bolen,  and Kelly Slater to name a few.

Invocation

This years Walk Of Fame honorees besides Dewey were: Ian Cairns, Rick “Rockin Fig” Fignetti, Sunny Garcia, Dave Rochlen, Candy Calhoun and Honor Roll recognition for the late Dick Baker.

2010 Plaques

The 2010 Surfing Walk of Fame plaques joined over 100 other plaques from previous years inductee's which line Main Street in front of Jack's Surfshop at the corner of PCH just across from the Huntington Beach Pier.

P.T. introducing Shea Weber

The ceremony started at 10 a.m. and each recepient  either personally spoke or were talked about by a friend or relative. The various bio's, stories and lists of contributions that each person made to the sport of surfing was very interesting and awe inspiring.   All of them in their own way bettering, evolving and directing the sport, industry and surfing lifestyle to where it is today. 

Shea Weber talking about his father

Dewey's son and current President/Owner of Dewey Weber Surfboards, Shea did a great job describing his Dad's contributions to the business of manufacturing surfboards as well as being one of, if not the original surfing hotdogger(s).   "The Little Man On Wheels" was as his nickname implies, was one of the first surfers to surf with a more high performance style than other surfers of the day.  His different surfing style was quickly emulated by other hotdogger's back then and lended itself and over time eventually evolved into the charging, high performance surfing style of many of today's longboarder's as well as shortboarder's too.  The shortboard revolution in the 70's prompted Dewey to develop his own line of shortboard designs, with shapes that to this day still rival the performance of current day modern thruster's.  Dewey's surfing, surfboard production innovations and marketing skills all played a huge roll and was a major influence to what the industry has become today.

 

Una Baker

The other inductee's bio's were also very impressive.   Dick Baker's wife Una who many of us know, was there to talk about her late husband and his contributions to the surfing industry.  It was good to see our local friend and remember Dick as well.  Sunny Garcia had many fans in the crowd and H.B. local hero "Rockin' Fig" got a big response from all his  friends there supporting him.  And Ian Cairns with his fellow "Bronzed Aussie" buddies, P.T. and Rabbit reminded everybody of that time in surfing when those guys dominated the international pro surfing scene.  The days other recipients were remembered very fondly for their accomplishments as well.

"Someone told me that the guy on the right rips"  Shea Weber and Kelly Slater.

So overall it was a very nice ceremony for well deserved recipients. Congratulations to the Weber Family, Dewey Weber Surfboards and all the other 2010 Walk Of fame Recipients!

Shea, Stacy and Corey Weber

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Join the Surfing Heritage Foundation and get a pair of Limited Edition Rainbow Sandals and a bunch of other cool stuff too!
Our friends at the Surfing Heritage Foundation are offering a deal that is almost too good to be true.  Whether you consider it a free pair of sandals with a paid membership or a free membership when you buy sandals or even half price for the membership and a pair of sandals, you are getting a great deal, as well as supporting a great foundation that is probably actively doing the most to document and archive the history of surfboards, surfing and surfing culture in the world.  And besides the membership and sandals you get a bunch of other stuff too!!   Here are the details...

            

Article submitted by Denny Michael

Rainbow Sandals and the Surfing Heritage Foundation Team Up With Limited

Edition Pairs Of Exclusive Sandals. 

Proceeds to directly benefit the Surfing Heritage Foundation’s preservation programs 
 

Rainbow Sandals have been equipping discerning surfer’s feet for over 35 years. What started out as one man’s mission to improve upon the quality of sandals so many years ago has turned into a worldwide operation that has set the benchmark for quality, fit and comfort. Having a pair of Rainbows under your toes is indeed a special place to walk! 
Jay “Sparky” Longley, founder and owner of Rainbow Sandals, and a Founding Partner and member of the Board of Directors for the Surfing Heritage Foundation, came up with a winning idea to not only equip a few more surfers feet, but to also provide a direct benefit to the Surfing Heritage’s mission of preserving the history and culture of surfing. Sparky’s program idea was to design a limited edition pair (1,000 pairs) of his famous sandals for the Surfing Heritage Foundation to use to help build its membership program and thus its preservation activities. 
“This is a significant contribution to the Surfing Heritage Foundation and one that we are very appreciative to be a part of.” said, Dick Metz, Founder of the Surfing Heritage Foundation. Metz further states, “I know in my travels around the world that surfers tend to rely on certain things they get by on and one of those is a good pair of sandals, it’s the standard by which we all travel!” 
In addition to the special Rainbow sandals, the Heritage has created a unique membership package that not only gets you the sandals but also provides a Surfing Heritage T-Shirt, a $10.00 Swell.com gift card, a year subscription to Transworld Surf, a 2010 Cooperfish Calendar featuring the boards being auctioned on ebay (20% of the proceeds go to Surfing Heritage), a bar of Sticky Bumps wax, decals and a one year membership to the Foundation.  
For more information on the Surfing Heritage Foundation and their membership program visit surfingheritage.org

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The 2010 D.L.S.A. Wounded Warrior Surf was a huge Success!

Article Submitted by Bobby Knox
Photos by Jim Coshland

Article and photos submitted bt Bill Grey

Results and Photos Submitted by Mark Calkins

The cardiac was a smashing success.  Everyone gathered in the parking lot at the top of trail 4 around 8:00AM.  The scene was accentuated by a triathlon
going on the east have of the road while we were trying to park and lug all
or stuff down the trail.  The morning started off at 45 deg. at 6:00 AM but
quickly warmed up as the sun warmed us unlike previous Cardiac events of
yester-year.   As we descended on the beach we were greeted with small but
glassy conditions.  Most of the main heats were 30 minutes which gave us
time to catch plenty of waves.  The glassy conditions lasted about 2 hours
when a slight WNW wind began.   Did I say everyone had a good time? There
were about 25 of us hearty souls.  Mark and Katie did their usual
outstanding job of organizing the heats on yellow paper. The heats were
started and stopped by using whistles we found in the shed.  The time close
was Rachael Calkins cell phone.  Many of us shared judging duties. Nancy
Grey did most if not all of the tabulating, there were no arguments over
judging or wave counts and we were done by 12:30 PM.

After the contest most made their way up to San Mateo Camp Ground, sites 28 and 30 were we had a wonderful pot luck lunch and an outstanding awards ceremony.  I believe Mark Calkins got lots of pictures of the awards ceremony. Too bad we don't have video of the actual comments on the awards, but then again maybe it is best we don't.

Afterward we sat around telling tall tails of the big waves we have all
conquered  while we passed around the Tequila.   If you didn't attend, then you really missed a great day.  The weather could not have been better.

Mahalo,
Bill G. (The Mad Hatter)

Cardiac 2010 results

2010 Mickey Munoz Mongoose Cup was a huge success and fun for all!
Article Denny Michael/Jim Coshland
Photos: Jim Coshland

The first ever Mickey Munoz Paddle Surf Fiesta held on March 13, 2010 at Baby Beach, Dana Point Harbor was very well attended and a lot of fun for all!

As part of the Dana Point Festival of Whales, The Mickey Muñoz Paddle Surf Fiesta began with a Fun Paddle around Dana Point Harbor Island led by our own Mickey Munoz.  The Fun Paddle was launched after a vital “Rules of the Road” paddling safety meeting which was conducted by officials from Dana Point Harbor and the Orange County Sherriff Department’s Harbor Patrol.   One of the reasons that the event was held is because of the increasing popularity of Stand Up Paddleboarding and the regulations enforced

“With the explosion of stand-up paddle boarding there are a lot more people paddling in the harbor.  Safety and etiquette have become much more critical. Since Dana Point has become a Mecca for paddle sports, we wanted to have an event that’s message is about the importance of water safety and paddling etiquette” said surf legend Mickey Munoz.  

“The County of Orange has always been on the cutting edge of boater safety and education and given the fact that Dana Point Harbor is a natural location for beginners on any type of human powered vessel it was obvious to us that we would introduce a common sense and easy to understand public program to ensure all the water enthusiast have the basic information to improve their safety while enjoying our Harbor and the local off shore waters." from Brad Gross, Director of Dana Point Harbor.

There was a paddleboarding trade show attended by some of the leading manufacturers of the industry.  There was also good food, education and participation by hundreds of people whio love this fun family pastime!

Proceeds of the event directly benefitted the Doheny State Beach Interpretive Association (DSBIA), one of the many organizations that the D.L.S.A.  endorses and supports.

Photo Slide Show Of The Event

2010 Mongoose Cup from Jim Coshland on Vimeo.

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A new Batch of Official D.L.S.A.
Logo Sweatshirts in all sizes are available for purchase.
Club Logo T-Shirts also still available in various sizes.  Please note that Official D.L.S.A. Shirts and Sweatshirts are available to Club Members only.  Contact Dave Rosenberg for pricing and to purchase: davesurfin46@aol.com
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Club Surf Day and Pot Luck Brunch at SanO was fun for all!
The surf day was really fun for everybody who attended.  With beautiful weather, great food, and good friends.  Santa even showed up and had fun with us all.  The details about the day is best told in a story called...

"The Surf Day Before Christmas"

It was the night before Saturday and as I laid in my bed, thoughts of the Doheny club surf day danced in my head.
My alarm went of at a quarter past five and when I got there it was still dark,
I was one of the first to arrive.
As the sun slowly rose at the beach I adore, it was high tide, with some fun waves and the breeze was offshore.
Soon all the others began to arrive,
many warm greetings were shared, with hugs and high fives.

And from behind me I heard a grom cheer,
"It's Santa and Mrs. Claus, they're here! They're here!"

The groms sat with santa hugging his girth,
all telling him, "lets go Santa, lets go surf!"

"Hold on little ones, before you go nuts,
Santa is hungry and needs to have one of these doughnuts"
There was a lot of other good food and assorted yummies,
and soon Santa and the others had filled up their tummy's, 
Santa waxed up his board so his feet wouldn't slip,
and called out to us all "Let's go rip!"

We all paddled out as the sun's warmth was felt,
at 75 degrees in December, even the wax snowman started to melt!
Everyone was surfing and having a ball,
many fun waves were had by all.
Chad Biggs streaked by his feet on the nose,

Mark Calkins doing the same and his ability shows.

Rachael Tilly's classic style and beauty so fair,

Perry Rohr ripping it up and boosting big air.

Everyone else had fun too it was said,
Billy Grey was so happy he carried his board on his head.

Santa got one, did a small hit to the lip,

did a drop knee cutback

and cross stepped to the tip.

His stoke was high as he perched on the nose,
he was so happy he struck up a pose,

And as he smiled and threw us all a double shaka, 
he called out and wished everybody "Mele Kalikimaka!"

Merry Christmas to all from the
Doheny Longboard Surfing Association!

The Surfing Heritage Foundation
opens their new Gallery in
South Coast Plaza

Surfing Heritage Foundation Expands withNew Gallery at South Coast Plaza West
Article and photo submitted by Denny Michael

In an effort to inform more people about surf history, culture and art, the Surfing Heritage Foundation has expanded beyond its main center in San Clemente to open a satellite
location at South Coast Plaza West in Costa Mesa, California.  The new Gallery features timeless artwork, classic photographs, collectable museum quality surfboards, official
Surfing Heritage merchandise and other unique items.

D.L.S.A. Competition Team does
well at the Windansea Contest
Article and pictures submitted by Mark and Katie Calkins

See below the article for a photo album of the Windansea Contest
                   
                                    2009 WINDANSEA CONTEST

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Recap and Results of the
2009 Swami's Classic



See below for a photo album of the 2009 DLSA Competition
Team at the Swami's Contest

Article Submitted by Katie Calkins
Photos Submitted by Jim Coshland
Swami’s 18^th Annual Tommy Lewis Memorial, Oct. 10^th and 11^th

      It wasn’t Cardiff Reef, oh no far from it, but it was surf and it was sunny!Swami’s decided to have their 2009 Coalition contest at Moonlight Beach, instead
of renowned Cardiff, mostly because of financial reasons. DLSA was up to the
challenge even though there was little to no surf. Of course DLSA is expert at
small surf, but we’re used to the good shape of Dohney’s perfect little peelers.
That’s not the wave of Moonlight’s beach break last weekend. The surf was
dumpy and small. Clean in the morning and choppy in the afternoon.

  Most of the fun was on the beach, hanging out with friends and catching up on
stories. It’s always wonderful to meet with our fellow club members and the other
coalition clubbers. There were lots of pats on the back, high fives, and laughter,
mixed in fun and with serous expressions of competition. There was a new
addition to the team paddle relay this year. It was to start the relay with a SUP
person, then transfer to the waiting paddlers. Great idea and a lot of fun to watch.
Our paddling team finished with an out-of-breath 3rd place, quite respectable.

  We had a surf team comprised of twenty surfers of all ages, and of that, sixteen
surfed their way to the finals to trophy! Some DLSA competitors even double-divisioned to help out our team, thank you so much! We were awarded 3rd place
as a team, a good reward for a weekend of comraderie. I want to say “thank you”
to everyone who came out to support DLSA… to watch, to surf, to paddle, to
feed, or to photograph our team. It’s all these Doheny Longboard Club members
that help our surf team to shred!!! I hope to see you all at the very last Coalition
event on December 5th, hosted by WindanSea at La Jolla Shores.

Muchas gracias, Katie Calkins

Contest Results

Team Place
1st Oceanside Longboard Surfing Club
2nd Swamis Surfing Association
3rd Doheny Longboard Surfing Association

Menehune Boys            Menehune Girls
1st Perry Rohr               2nd Rachael Tilly
6th Chad Biggs             4th Kailey Biggs

Jr Men                           Men
4th Eli Gillis                   3rd Josh Ropozo
5th Peter Danskin

Jr Women                      Young Women
2nd Hallie Rohr             2nd Rachael Calkins
4th Rachael Tilly           4th Sabrina Pearcy

Women                          Grand Masters
1st Katie Calkins           1st Mark Callkins
6th Sabrina Pearcy

Legends                        Open Shortboard
4th Charlie Zyvoloski     5th Glen Tilly
6th Dave Rosenburg

Master Shortboard         Womens Shortboard
4th Gabe Fimbrez           5th Katie Calkins
7th Mark Calkins            6th Rachael Calkins

Paddle Team 3rd
Tim Wendel, Rachael Tilly, Chris Thompson,
Peter Danskin, Glen Tilly, Gabe Fembrez
and Rubio Smith

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20th Annual Dale Velzy Surf Classic Contest Results and Recap,
San Clemente Times Event Video
and Link to the O.C. Register Article 
Article by Denny Michael
Photos by Mark Calkins
Video Courtesy of the San Clemente Times
Additional press coverage by The O.C. Register

Victory at the Velzy

20th Annual Dale Velzy Surf Classic and Luau comes to a close

By Denny Michael special to the SC Times

The Doheny Longboard Surfing Association’s 20^th Annual Dale Velzy Surf Classic and Luau is now in the record books. The event, held on September 26 at Doheny State Beach showcased everything from classic longboarding to the newer Stand Up Paddle (SUP) competition and more. Several inspired performances and great last minute clutch surfing capped off the one day event.

The men’s 20 to 29 age group featured over-the-top surfing from both Max Dexter and Bucky Barry of Dana Point who showcased incredible style and maneuvers in the smallish but fun surf. Dexter eventually won out over Barry—each showing incredible sportsmanship. 

This year’s event consisted of two competitive surfing areas—SUP and Tandem—that were judged simultaneously by two separate judging stations.

The DLSA has held the Dale Velzy event for 20 years at Doheny State beach and it’s one of the most cherished events of the club’s year long schedule. This year’s program was no exception. 

“This year’s event was especially exciting because we were able to add a SUP division that showed just how far the sport has come with their exceptional wave surfing abilities,” said Doheny Longboard Club President Nyles Schafhauser. “We love to pay homage to the great Dale Velzy every year as a remembrance to all the great things he did for surfing”.

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The Doheny Longboard Surfing Association is an organization comprised of individuals dedicated to the enjoyment of board surfing in a clean and natural environment. In relation to that philosophy, the DLSA will act as a support group to other organizations with similar views and objectives.  For additional information contact Denny Michael at dlsa10@hotmail.com

RESULTS

Menehune Girls 14-U

1. Rachael Tilly

2. Makala Smith

3. Kailey Biggs

4. Alyssa Martin

5. Olivia Merlino

6. Alexa Smith

Menehune Boys 14-U

1. Andy Nieblas

2. Shane Roland

3. Perry Rohr

4. Cody Paige

5. Dylan Cox

6. Spencer Pack

Rachael Calkins DLSA, winner of the Women's Division

Jr. Women 15-21

1. Rachel Berry

2. Marissa Barry          

3. Halley Rohr

4. Jamie Weaver

5. Nicole Acevedo

6. Leilana Harrison

Jr. Men 15-19

1. Matt Suckle

2. Noah Cordoza        

3. Pete Danskin

4. John Rothefort

5. Mark Williams

6. Ben Cordoza

Women 22-39

1. Rachael Calkins

2. Connie Hurst

3. Amanda Calkins

4. Leslie Wielenga

5.Janet Wenger

6. Hanna Shoen

Katie Calikns coaching Alexa Smith before her heat

Men 20-29

1. Max Dexter

2. Bucky Barry

3. Josh Rapozo

4. George Trimm

5. Isacc Wood

6. Charlie Waite

Master Women 40+

1. Katie Calkins

2. Cheryl McGreggor 

3. Tracy Edwards

4. Jill Lemieux

5. Cathy Brunmier

6. Lorraine Schmalenberger

Sr. Men 30-40

1. Jeremy Porfilio

2. Kurt Hurley

3. Bill Spurgeon

4. Jeff Parson

5. Scott Sapp

6. Mike Trimm

Katie Calkins, Master Women's Division winner screaming backside down the line

Master Men 40-49

1. Rubio Smith

2. John Coshland

3. Will Yarbough

4. Jiro Ikeda

5. Gabe Fimbres

Grand Masters 50-59

1. Ron Greene

2. Mark Calkins

3. Bobby Knox

4. Alan Ashworth

5. Ed McMillien           

6. Steve Bell

Legends 60-69

1. Dick Whited

2. Kerry Pedlow

3. Steve Stirrett

4. Mike Swenson

5. Mike Patrick

6. Chuck McElvain      

Dick Whited, Head Judge overseeing the fine judging by Rachael calkins and Ed McMillien

Grand Master Legends

1. Gary Stellen

2. Mickey Munoz

3. Russ Elwell

4. George Carr

SUP

1. Tommy Lloy

2. Dave Boehne

3. Jeremy Porfilio

4. Brent Pascoe

5. Brian Hagg

6. David Hagg

Tandem

1. Clay and Kristen Huntington

2. Brian and Illa McEvilly

3. Paul Chambers and Krystl Appeles

4. Christian Bartch and Aimee Mercer

5. Bear Woznick and Tristen Afront

6. Landon Yacabucci and Cassandra Ontiveros

A great video of the event by
The San Clemente Times!
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Website: www.sanclementetimes.com 
Video URL: http://www.sanclementetimes.com/index.php



Link to Mark Calkins' Facebook Velzy Photo Album
Check out the great shots he took with his new camera!

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1167934041&v=photos#/album.php?aid=2023175&id=1167934041

Link to a great photo slideshow featuring the Tandem Competition and other event photos on the Orange County Register's website.
URL:

http://www.orangecounty.com/sections/article/gallery/?pic=1&id=1498

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The D.L.S.A. Competition Team
takes 2nd Place overall at the
Oceanside Coalition Contest
Results and Recap Submitted by Mark calkins
Photos submitted by Jim Coshland



See below for a photo album of pictures from the Oceanside Contest

25th ANNUAL OCEANSIDE LONGBOARD SURFING CLUB CONTEST
PRESENTED BY
The Oceanside Longboard Surfing Club

Results

    Our talented surf team has done it again receiving 2nd place at Oceanside Pier last weekend. The Conditions were tough , small and glassy in the mornings, and small and choppy in the afternoons. The weather was beautiful though and y=the atmosphere thrilling. It’s always a pleasure spending the weekend rubbing shoulders with some of the finest Coalition surfers on the coast. And, tough competitors they are, but what a great group of people! Everyone encourages each other to perform at their best under such trying conditions. Our paddle team: Eli Gillis, Rubio Smith, Michelle Layton, Glen Tilly, Rick Carlisle, and Josh Rapozo killed it! They finished in 1st place a whole lap ahead of 2nd place Windansea! Wow!
   
     Thank you for all who participated and drove to support the DLSA team. I hope you all had a great time! 
    
     Your team captain,
Katie Calkins

Menehune Girls

2nd Rachel Tilly  DLSA
3rd Kailey Biggs DLSA
5th Anna Gilis  DLSA

Junior Men
2nd Eli Gllis  DLSA

Junior Women
1st Michelle Layton  DLSA
3rd Hallie Rohr  DLSA

Men 20-29
2nd Josh Rapozo  DLSA
5th Darren Eudaly  DLSA

Legends
4th Sal Alvila  DLSA
5th Charlie Zvoloski  DLSA
6th Steve Stirrett  DLSA

Women 20-34
3rd Michelle Layton  DLSA
5th Hallie Rohr  DLSA

Senior Woman 35+
4th Katie Calkins  DLSA

Tandem
1st Clay and Kristen Huntington
4th Debbie and Mark Gale  DLSA

Presidents Heat
4th Bobby Knox  DLSA

Paddle Race
1st Place
Eli Gillis, Rubio Smith, Michelle Layton
Glen Tilly, Rick Carlisle, Josh Rapozo