Meistrell, Siverts dive 300 feet in two-man submarine off the coast of Redondo Beach [VIDEO]
0One of Bob’s and Bill Meistrell’s dreams as children growing up in Missouri was to own a submarine.
One of Bob’s and Bill Meistrell’s dreams as children growing up in Missouri was to own a submarine.
Lobster divers who worked the Redondo Breakwall on opening day, last Saturday, and were disappointed with their catch, now have an explanation.
Aquatics: Alison Riddle, of Hermosa Beach, successfully defended her title as women’s champion of the U.S.
Despite rough water and overcast skies, a near record 929 wimmers completed the International Surf Festival’s 2-mile Dwight Crum Pier to Pier swim on Sunday morning. Photos by Ken Pagliaro
Given a choice, former Redondo Union High School swimming standout Jonathan Diaz prefers the choppy ocean surf to the smooth water of a pool any day of the week.
L.A. County lifeguard Dave Cartlidge realizes the importance of team chemistry.
Conditions couldn’t have been much worse for the 2011 Velzey-Stevens Paddleboard Championships held Sunday morning in conjunction with the 50th Anniversary International Surf Festival.
The greatest individual rivalry in the 50-year history of the International Surf Festival continued into its second decade Sunday morning in the Dwight Crum Pier to Pier Swim.
Brad Thomas, an orthopedic surgeon known among local watermen/women as the “Shoulder Doc,” proved to be his own best salesman Saturday with a convincing win in the Hennessey’s U.S.
A vintage photo of the Catalina Classic Paddleboard race from 1938.