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News King of Groms

Alex Baker set for final in France by George Mojo

10/07/2005:// Devon surf academy student Alex Baker will represent the UK at the Quiksilver King of the Groms 2005 final in France.

Thirteen-year-old Baker, the youngest member of the O'Neill UK surf team, booked his place at Capbreton with a stunning performance in Newquay.

Baker was denied top spot by Portuguese U14 champion Nicholaus von Rupp.

Good wave selection and a confident surfing display gave Baker an early lead in the final. Victory appeared to be in his grasp until the dying minutes when von Rupp produced the heat winner.

Devon's U14 British champion Stuart Campbell finished in third place

Baker said, "I'm stoked! The surfing conditions were great and I felt really confident going into the final. I'm really looking forward to competing in France."

 
  Surfing headlines

Bartlett lands GB coach role

 

Costa Rica's Open competitors show strength in Portugal

 

Russell Winter wins Elusive Welsh Open

[Lee Bartlett] [Jason Torres] [Russell Winter]

The British team has now set off for the World Surfing Games and things became a little nerve-racking before departure due to a last minute personal situation which meant that their invaluable team manager had to pull out

Costa Rican National Surf Team comes to Portugal with an arsenal of its strongest weapons

Russell Winter wins 2008 Elusive Welsh Open in one of the best finals the UK Pro Surf Tour has had to date

Tyler Wright upsets Gilmore at Beachley Classic

 

Costa Rica's longboard and bodyboard division hits the water

 

Clean Conditions at Freshwater

[Tyler Wright eliminating Stephanie Gilmore in Round 3] [Jimena Calvo passes round 2] [Stephanie Gilmore]

Some of the biggest and potentially costly upsets of the season went down today while Round 3 of the Beachley Classic

Nearly half of the Costa Rica National Surf Team hit the water today in Costa de Caprica, in the province of Almeda, Portugal, kicking off their part of the competition in the 2008 International Surfing Association (ISA) World Surfing Games (WSG).

The 2008 Beachley Classic got underway this morning, completing Rounds 1 and 2 as well as the opening two heats of Round 3 at nearby Freshwater Beach in clean two-to-three foot (1 metre) waves

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