This week on the Coconut Wireless: Overheard at Foodland, “Where are all the Hawaiians?” and “Are the waves up or down?” Plus a ripping photo gallery filled with beach bunnies and blow tails.
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Haleiwa’s own Joel Centeio wins the Reef Hawaiian Pro 6-Star Prime and takes the Vans Triple Crown points lead heading into Sunset Beach. Check the exclusive photo gallery and video here…
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2009 ASP World Title contender Joel Parkinson goes into the depths of the Billabong house on the North Shore of Oahu to show us his Hawaiian quiver.
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Due to lack of waves, contest organizers have called a lay day for the Reef Hawaiian Pro.
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Women’s Vans Hawaiian Pro ON; Watch It LIVE
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Current ASP #2 ranked surfer Joel Parkinson breaks down his plans for defending his Triple Crown title and details his not-so-heated rivalry with WCT points leader Mick Fanning.
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Reyes, who is currently coming off of his best result of the year with a fifth place finish at the Rip Curl Pro Search, is currently rated World No. 26 and will be hunting for a result at the Billabong Pro Pipeline Masters…
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The 2009 Vans Triple Crown Of Surfing kicks off at Haleiwa on the North Shore of Oahu with $1 million on the line…results and day 1 video here.
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TransWorld SURF Editor In Chief Chris Coté talks story with the new director of the Triple Crown—Marty Thomas.
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In a final that saw Tom Whitaker, Jordy Smith, and Marcus Hickman, CJ Hobgood prevailed. CJ is the first goofyfooter to take Sunset since Michael Rommelse took the honor in 1997. CJ’s task was no easy one either, seeing as how Sunset was churning out sets in the 15 foot+ range.
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