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Surfing News and Contests, Surf Reports, Wave Forecasts

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• Surf media sales rep sought for new surfing publication

  11 May 2008: - - A leading surf media company is looking for Media Sales Executives in USA, Europe and Australasia, as well as South Africa and Brazil, to join it?s growing team.

• Surfersvillage launches Stand Up Paddle news section

  11 May, 2008 : - - A first in the world of Surfing News, Surfersvillage launches a Stand Up Paddleboard section on its homepage. Maintaining Surfersvillage?s leading edge in adapting to changing trends and delivering detailed selective information on surfing disciplines, this new section will feature up-to-the-minute news on Stand Up Paddleboarding.

• Powerful Super Typhoon Rammasun in Philippine Sea

  11 May, 2008 : - - As of Saturday afternoon, EDT, the storm was centered near 17.5 north and 132.1 east, or approximately 600 miles south-southeast of Naha, on the island of Okinawa. Rammasun has strengthened rapidly over the past 24 hours and is now a super typhoon with sustained winds of 155 mph with gusts as high as 190 mph. The storm is moving to the north at 15 mph, and this motion is expected to continue over the next 24 hours. The storm currently looks very impressive on satellite imagery with a concentric tight eyewall and well-defined spiral...

• Harley Ingleby crowned the 2008 Oxbow WLT Champion

  11 May, 2008 : - - Anglet -- Harley Ingleby (Coffs Harbour, AUS) was crowned Oxbow WLT pres. by Orange Champion today in good two to three foot (0.5 to 1 meter) waves at Les Dunes, south to the main venue of Les Cavaliers, and takes the lead on the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) World Longboard Tour (WLT) ratings.

• Ellie-Jean Coffey wins the Gold Coast's Lizzy Surf Series

  11 May, 2008 : - Crescent Head sensation Ellie-Jean Coffey (NSW) has stamped her mark as a future surfing star upstaging a class field of the nation?s best female surfers to win the open women?s division of the inaugural Lizzy Surf Series at Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast today.

• Billabong Pro Tahiti swell on horizon, but no comp today

  11 May, 2008 : - - Teahupoo -- The Billabong Pro Tahiti may be taking its time to get off the ground, but the world?s best surfers are finding plenty of ways to entertain themselves in the interim. They will have to do it all over again today ? the Billabong Pro Tahiti has been called off this morning.

• Rhys Bombaci shines bright wins Saltwater Wine Classic

  11 May, 2008 : - - Rhys Bombaci (Kiama) continued his fantastic 2008 today, as three new champions were crowned at the Saltwater Wine Classic at Old Bar. In what was a heat that could have graced the highest echelon of competitive world surfing, Bombaci managed to defeat Drew Courtney (Umina, NSW), defending champion Darren O?Rafferty (Bonny Hills, NSW) and local standout Joel Reading (Wallabi Point, NSW) in a show stopping final

• Inaugural Koastalkaos.com Pro underway in Oceanside

  11 May, 2008 : - - The inaugural Koastalkaos.com Pro got underway today with a solid international contingent leading the way through Rounds 1 and 2 today in onshore two-to-three foot (1 metre) waves on offer at Oceanside Harbor?s North Jetty.