Blue collar, Aussie workhorse Kieren Perrow wins his first WCT event ever and Pipeline protegee John John Florence claims his first (of many we think) Vans Triple Crown titles.

A slight drop in the swell allows for big turns and a few barrels on day two of the Vans World Cup Of Surfing at Sunset Beach. Photo and video of all the action here

Event #1 of the 2011 Vans Triple Crown Of Surfing, the Reef Hawaiian Pro at Haleiwa, is now underway.

John John Florence and Evan Geiselman highlight day two action from the 2011 Reef Hawaiian Pro at Haleiwa.

The reigning ASP World Junior Champion soaks up some words of wisdom from Sunny Garcia and leads the field on day 1 of the Reef Hawaiian Pro... but the bathing beauties from NYC steal the show!

Oahu's own Zeke Lau wins his second big WQS of the year and earns a spot into the 2011 Vans Triple Crown Of Surfing.

For the third year in a row, TransWorld SURF want you to win a free trip to the North Shore to hang out with us at the TWS North Shore Headquarters during the 2011 Vans Triple Crown of Surfing.

10X ASP World Champion Kelly Slater gets up close and personal with the voice of surfing, Dave Stanfield.

Despite wave starved conditions, blustery wind, and rain squalls, Brazil's Raoni Monteiro and Australian teenager Tyler Wright win big at Sunset Point on the North Shore of Oahu.

After nearly a week of lay days, the O’Neill Women’s World Cup of Surfing will be back on this morning in two-to four foot (1 metre) surf at Sunset Beach following the men’s ASP PRIME Round of 32.

In a La Nina forced turn of events, the O'Neill World Cup Of Surfing switches locations and moves from Sunset Beach to unheralded Kammies and Val's Reef.

The O’Neill Women’s World Cup of Surfing is off again today, but the men’s ASP PRIME action will hit the water with heats running at both Sunset and Kammies to capitalize on the building swell on offer.

Event officials at the O’Neill Women’s World Cup of Surfing were forced to call competition off for a fifth consecutive day with nearly no surf on offer at Sunset Beach, but are expecting the arrival of a new swell which will have competition back on tomorrow.

A fourth consecutive lay day has been called for the O’Neill Women’s World Cup of Surfing with minimal one foot (.5 metre) surf prevailing at Sunset Beach.

Unheralded South African Rudy Palmboom steals the show at day 1 of the O'Neill World Cup Of Surfing in double-overhead surf at Sunset Beach on the North Shore of Oahu.