Dive N’ Surf SB Boardriders Feb. 18 surf contest by Mara Laine [PHOTOS]
0Over 200 surfers competed in the Dive N’ Surf South Bay Boardriders contest on Feb.
Over 200 surfers competed in the Dive N’ Surf South Bay Boardriders contest on Feb.
Photographer Kurt Steinmetz enjoy the Dive N’ Surf SB Boardriders contest at 45th Street in Manhattan Beach, both from behind and in front of the camera.
Surf photographer Ken Pagliaro spent most of the Dive N’ Surf / South Bay Boardriders surfing contest shooting from the water.
One of Bob’s and Bill Meistrell’s dreams as children growing up in Missouri was to own a submarine.
After nearly three decades away from competitive surfing, and two hip replacements, former top ranked pro surfer Mike Purpus returned to the podium on Saturday by winning the legends division (50 and over) at the Dive N’ Surf South Bay Boardriders Club contest at 45th Street in Manhattan Beach.
Mira Costa freshman Sara Kohrogi attribute the success of the Mustang’s surf team, in what has traditionally been an individualistic sport, to team work.
The return of the John Hales Memorial Sand and Strand Run on Sunday in Hermosa was especially significant for two prominent South Bay runners.
Four to seven foot waves curled at the Manhattan Beach Pier on a 73-degree day last Thursday, and photographer Mara Laine was able to capture the rainbow clinging to the surf, as well as the up-and-coming surfer Natalie Anzivino.
After a two year lapse, the John Hales Hermosa Beach Sand and Strand 2.5/5 Mile run returned on Sunday.
Annie Seawright-Newton was 14 when she ran her first Hermosa Beach Sand and Strand Run, which was also her first running race.