Kanoa Igarashi
Despite unseasonably cool weather and a pesky red tide, California’s best groms rip apart the first major event of the Surfing America Prime event season.
With legendary wildman Matt Hoy playing chaperone, Young Guns Balaram Stack, Kanoa Igarashi, Jack Robinson and friends join Kelly Slater, Ry Craike, and Steph Gilmore as they raise hell on the Goldy.
Andrew Doheny wins the Pro-Am division of the 2011 Volcom VQS Championships as the Totally Twisted Crustaceans Of Metal rock Newport Beach.
In this Young Guns webisode, Quiksilver groms Kanoa Igarashi and Leonardo Fioravanti take in the Quik Pro France and follow in the footsteps of Dane and Kelly as they stuff themselves into tube-after-tube in flawless French beachbreaks.
In this beautifully shot webisode, Quiksilver takes over G-Land and puts their team of talented groms to the test both in the water and out. Look out for horny monkeys, gaping barrels, hungry tigers, and cheeky groms.
Last weekend the Surfing America Prime Series scored pristine Upper Trestles for the kids to go off in. Kanoa Igarashi and Kulia Doherty doubled up on victories while Conner Coffin beat out a stacked Boys U18 division. Check out all the photos, video highlights, and results right here.
The best amateur surfers in America gather at the Huntington Beach Pier to see Kauai's Kaimana Jaquias take out the Open Men's division and Lakey Peterson win the Open Women's division.
Kaimana Jaquias won the 2010 NSSA Nationals Open Men’s title Saturday at South Huntington Beach Pier while Lakey Peterson snatched her second consecutive Open Women’s title. Check the full results and video highlights, more photos to come.
With rippers like Evan Geiselman, Kolohe Andino, Lakey Peterson and Conner Coffin leading the charge, this team is looking solid!
12-year-old powerhouse joins the ranks of surfing’s elite.
O&E welcomes Kanoa Igarashi to Team Surf. Since making the trek with his family from Tokyo to Huntington Beach (so the family could surf more together), Kanoa has ripened into one of the most phenomenal Under-13 surfers on the planet.
According to the article, Taylor Thorne, “…walked away with $250 cash, a large bag of prizes, and some added street cred.” I didn’t know kids from Newport we’re looking for “street cred” but I’m glad he got some.
