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Liberia Becomes the Ninth ISA Member Nation From the African Continent
Liberia is working toward a future removed from its troubled past - and doing so, partly, through surfing.
Eight years removed from its last civil war, the country has a growing tourism industry, part of which circulates around its 350 miles of pristine, white-sand coastline in Western Africa. It was for that reason and the hope of continuing to increase surfing's presence in the country that it applied and was accepted to become the ISA's 71st Member Nation.
With the fifth edition of the ISA World Masters Surfing Championship set to begin in Nicaragua on July 14, there is a lot to begin to think about. The event will feature many of the best over-35-year-old surfers from outposts around the world who will be seeking individual and team glory.
The World-Class Beachbreak Offers Barrels and Long Lefts and Rights
After weeks of analyzing swell charts and considering weather patterns, the decision was made for the Nicaragua ISA World Masters Surfing Championship to be run in the world-class beachbreak waves at Colorado Beach at Hacienda Iguana.
Last Thursday, May 11 the DAKINE ISA World Junior Surfing Championship's Gold Medal Team of Hawaii was welcomed by the state's Governor, Neil Abercrombie.
The squad of 12 surfers and three coaches was crowned champion of the world's biggest and most important under-18 surfing competition on April 22 in Panama's Playa Venao.
Team Hawaii Wins its First Team Gold Since 2005
The medals have been awarded, t-shirts and hats exchanged between athletes and coaches from different countries, and the board bags have been packed for the long commutes home. The line-up at Playa Venao is back to its quiet, picturesque self. Eight days have come and gone and the 2012 DAKINE ISA World Junior Surfing Championship Presented by Billabong is just a memory.
Event Will Be the Country's First Time Hosting a Surfing World Championship
After months of searching and considering bids, the ISA has announced that the fifth edition of the ISA World Masters Surfing Championship will take place in the land of constant offshore winds: Nicaragua. The event will run from July 14-22, which is during the country's Veranillo, or "little summer," a time known for favorable winds and great waves.
Some big ISA decisions were made in a small town in Panama on Monday evening. With 31 ISA National Federations (NF) in town for the DAKINE ISA World Junior Surfing Championship Presented by Billabong, the NF presidents, or their designated proxies, gathered for the Biennial General Meeting in Pedasi to determine who would fill two Vice President positions on the ISA Executive Committee.
ISA Judging & Officiating Course Schedule 2012
ISA Coaching & Instructing Course Schedule 2012
- Ellie-Jean Coffey And TravelSIM Team Australia Win Silver At World Junior Titles
- Surfing Australia's Camp Coastalwatch Paves The Way For Promising Juniors
- Grommets Put Through Their Paces At Tyler Wright Surfing Australia Pro Surfer Camp
- Blue Heelers Star Martin Sacks Joins Crew For Harley Ingleby Surfing Australia Longboard Camp
- Dubai-Based Surf School Hosts Inaugural Stand Up Paddling Event
- King Kennings Crowned Champion
- Double Defeat For Williams Ends New Zealand's Campaign
- Hansen Claims The Lot At Rip Curl Pro
- Teaching the Groms to Surf
- Port Waikato Community Receive New Surfboards
- Waiuku Schools Go Surfing
- Surfing New Zealand and Hyundai Make Sport and Rec Awards Finals
- Lizzard Takes Team Event and Mike February wins two divisions in the BloodScan Industry Cup
- Team SA Finishes 9th at DAKINE ISA World Junior Surfing Championships
- Memorial for David Lilienfeld - A Sad Day for Team SA at DAKINE ISA World Junior Surfing Championships
- Lucía Cosoleto Places 11th at the 2012 WJSC
- Marcelo Rodriguez Tops the Podium at the Rip Curl Pro 2012
- Heroes de Mayo to be Held in Iquique, May 19 to 21
- Perú Places 7th in the 2012 DAKINE ISA World Junior Surfing Championship
- Iturria Wins the Third
- Jair Pérez Wins the Copa Coastal Supremacy in Perfect Waves
- The Surfing Association of Trinidad and Tobago Announces a New Managing Committee
- 2012 Makka Pro is a Go!
- Team Hawaii Wins ISA World Championship Gold!
- Surfing America Prime Series Update
- Upcoming: Surfing America USA Surf Team Fundraising Banquet
- ISA Judging and Officiating Course
- Santa Cruz Formally Dedicated as World Surfing Reserve
- Life Is A Wave 2012
- Film Festival - Call for Entries
- Board Art Benefit San Francisco
- School Program Works With Kearny High
- Get on Board Trip to the Mentawai
- After a 23 year fight, Ma'alaea on Maui is saved
The 2012 ISA Individual Scholarship Program has been extended due to revisions to the application requirements for all applicants.
In order to give all ISA Member Organizations a new chance to send candidates and also to improve the selection process for recipients, the ISA is extending the deadline for the 2012 Scholarship Program.
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About the program The ISA to proud to award academic surf scholarships to U18 junior surfers. The Individual Scholarship Program's main objective is to provide financial support to junior surfers who demonstrate an actual need, in order to facilitate an experience in surfing while encouraging the importance of education. The money must be used to travel to surf contests, and/or upgrade their surfing equipment and to foster the junior surfer’s education. Click here for more information |

Hawaiian Kalani David won the Gold Medal in the Under 16 division of the DAKINE ISA World Junior Surfing Championship held last April in Panama.
Even at 14, his victory was no surprise for all those who knew him. Kalani has distinguished himself as a surfer and a skater ever since he learned to walk when he was 18 months old.


