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Notes from International Surfing Association President, Fernando Aguerre
ON A PLANE - September 30th, 2009
My wetsuit still dripping from a surf session at nearby Reef in La Jolla and I was already on a plane to Denmark, to attend the XIII Olympic Congress, the first one in 15 years. At this Congress, all stakeholders were invited to put forward proposals about the “Olympic Games in today’s society”, including the ways to keep the Games updated. As the president of the ISA (International Surfing Association), recognized by the IOC, I felt a need to help out.
- New Zealand Junior Team Named
- On the Pro Road
- Courses
- Volunteers Wanted
- SNZ AGM
- Surfing Haka
- Rangatahi Development Camps
- Contest
- Bangladesh Surfing Struggling to be in the Spotlight
- Surfing Becomes an Optional Test for the High School Diploma
- Taapuna Master 2009
- South African Junior Team is Named for the 2010 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Championship in New Zealand
- Border Team Dominates at Mossel Bay to Win Reef Wetsuits SA Masters Championships for Third Year in a Row
- Gibbens 5th and Joubert 9th as Aussie Sam Wrench Crowned Champion at the 2009 Oakley Pro Junior Global Challenge
- Ireland´s Top Surfers Head for the Quiksilver Expression Session
- GB Junior Squad Training Begins, Supported by Calypso and Brittany Ferries
- Frederico Morais and Francisca Santos Win Lightning Bolt Pro Junior 2009
- FPS Reports List of Athletes for the Last Stage of the Esperança CN Bodyboard Championship
- Spain Silver Medalist in Jersey
- Argentina Ready for the South American Beach Games
- Judges’ Meeting
- HDC Recognition
- Juniors Began Training Sessions
- Brazilian Champions
- Under-20
- In France
- Six or Half-a-Dozen
- Super Surf, Professional Elite
- Diego Demaria Wins Huntington Surf Shop Pro
- Ecuador Points Toward the Bolivarian Games
- Gabriel Aramburu and Valeria Solé Win IV Stop of the National Surfing Tour
- Joaquín Castagnetto Wins Quiksilver La Herradura Ripley Cup
- Uruguay Team to the South American Beach Games Defined
- Julián Pérez Wins Rip Curl Pro
- History Written for Barbados Surfing in Florida, USA
- National Team for Central American Surfing Championship Designated
- Limón Begins to Organize: The Costa Rican Surfing Association of the Caribbean Created
- Mykol Torres Enters the World of Pro-surfing
- Hot Summer Surf 2009
- IV Dominican-American Friendship Competition 2009
- Verizon Wireless Hawaii Junior World Surf Team Presented by Hard Rock Cafe - With Eyes in the Horizon
- Zicatela Pro 2009 Announced
- Third Historical Revolcadero to Take Place
-Aid for SurfAid
-'All Points South' Wins Best Short Film in NY!
-Padang Earthquake Relief Appeal
-SurfAid Earthquake Response and Recovery
-25th Anniversary Gala Rocked!
-A Week of Disasters Takes a Heavy Toll on Asia/Pacific
-Missouri Governor Fights for Clean Beaches
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Longboard World Champion at the 2009 Billabong ISA World Surfing Games, Antoine Delpero was born far from the waves in Marseille, France on January 11, 1985, but then moved quickly to Biarritz, one of his country´s surfing capitals, where he started surfing as a little kid.


