Slabbing and overhead Dee Why Point greets the best girls in the world at day 1 of the Commonwealth Bank Beachley Classic.

Sally Fitzgibbons follows up her win at Bells with yet another World Tour victory over Carissa Moore in New Zealand. Photo and video highlights.

Day two at the Rip Curl Pro Search Puerto Rico saw a few men's heats and a slew of girls action, both in the water and out...

Led by Sofia Mulanovich and Gabriel Villaran, the Peruvian squad lands its first gold medal in the the "Olympics Of Surfing" as they defeat South Africa and Australia in one of the tightest final days of competition ever.

Who better than Josh Kerr to hand pick a group of surfers from the competition and free surfing sessions to surf in this specialized Kerrazy Airshow Invitational session?

Chelsea Hedges (AUS), 26, former ASP Women’s World Champion (2005) and current ASP Women’s World No. 4, capped off the day’s festivities with the highest heat total of the day, a 16.43 out of a possible 20, for a rampaging forehand assault.

Airing Thursday, May 6, at 8:00pm ET/PT in SurfSpot, and re-airing several more times over the next month, FUEL TV will showcase “ASP Women’s World Tour: 2010 Rip Curl Women’s Pro.”

Carissa Moore, Chelsea Hedges, Lee Ann Curren, Silvana Lima, Steph Gilmore, Laura Enever, and more of the finest females in the world tear apart the opening rounds of the Commonwealth Bank Beachley Classic.

Hedges Lays Down Gauntlet on Opening Day Rip Curl Women’s Pro Bells Beach BELLS BEACH, Victoria/Australia (Tuesday, March 30, 2010) – The opening two rounds of the Rip Curl Women’s Pro presented by Ford Fiesta were completed today in punchy two-to-three foot (1 metre) waves breaking through the “Rincon” section of the point at Bells [...]

Chelsea Hedges (AUS/Gold Coast) won the Association of Surfing Professionals 6-Star Prime Rated Drug Aware Pro at Margaret River defeating Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS/NSW) in a nail-biting finish.

In a déja vu version of last year’s event, the Steph and Melanie Bartels squared off once again with Gilmore taking the win and the dream start to her 2010 campaign for a fourth ASP Women’s World Title...

Chelsea Hedges (AUS), 26, former ASP Women’s World Champion (2005), was in sizzling form this afternoon, posting an impressive 16.60 out of a possible 20 to dispatch of 2009 ASP World Runner-Up Silvana Lima (BRA), 25, in their Quarterfinal bout.

Bombing Swell Heads Towards Honolua Bay for Billabong Pro Maui

With the 2009 ASP Women’s World Tour coming into the business end of the season in Hawaii, all eyes are on the race for the ASP Women’s World Title.

Hawaiian Coco Ho grabbed her very first ASP Women's World Tour victory in Portugal today against former World Champ Chelsea Hedges. A serious statement for Rookie of the Year, Coco is now smack dab in the middle of a Women's World Title race. Check out all the photos and video.