Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2014 8:20 pm
Congrats to Evan! Any pics...?
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NSSA Southern California Kneeboard Contest Circuit 2013/14!
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Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2014 6:53 am
Great job, Evan!
Posted: Tue Mar 25, 2014 9:49 am
Big Congratulations to Evan for the win.
Hat's off to Brad for the overall points win for season two.
A big thanks to everyone who participated, and family/friends who helped and supported the fellows over the last 9 months.
We invite you to come out and watch the road to the National Championships to see who will be the next NSSA Kneeboard Champion, starting with the West Coast Finals at the Huntington Beach Pier May 15th-18th.
Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 5:52 am
2014 NSSA WEST COAST CHAMPIONSHIPS
Are scheduled for May 15-18. Not sure yet when the Kneeboarding will be held.
Are scheduled for May 15-18. Not sure yet when the Kneeboarding will be held.
Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 12:41 pm
Who is competing?
Posted: Wed May 07, 2014 2:41 pm
I'll be there.C.P.Odom wrote:Who is competing?
Posted: Fri May 09, 2014 8:10 am
Alright, the NSSA West Coast Championships are here! You must enter by tomorrow, overnight mail. If you missed any events, you must pay $70. per event missed in order to enter the West Coast Championships. Entry fee for the WCC is $110. Must be separate checks if you missed any contests.
If you have any questions, just ask me.
NOTE: This is the NSSA West Coast Championships, the culmination of five NSSA kneeboard contests held by the NSSA, not the socal kneeboard circuit as incorrectly stated by that tahiti_nui guy!
Good luck all!
If you have any questions, just ask me.
NOTE: This is the NSSA West Coast Championships, the culmination of five NSSA kneeboard contests held by the NSSA, not the socal kneeboard circuit as incorrectly stated by that tahiti_nui guy!
Good luck all!
Posted: Fri May 09, 2014 8:34 am
Thanks Mike.
Evan is entered. At this time six people are qualified for the event without having to back pay for missed events. If only six or less enter they will go straight to the finals on Sunday. If more than six enter they will surf heats on Thursday.
Evan is entered. At this time six people are qualified for the event without having to back pay for missed events. If only six or less enter they will go straight to the finals on Sunday. If more than six enter they will surf heats on Thursday.
Posted: Sat May 10, 2014 5:02 pm
pre surf at the cove...i wont be in but will be there to support
Posted: Sat May 10, 2014 9:41 pm
I won't be competing in the final two events but I enjoyed meeting up with everyone during the season, and the challenge that each contest was. BEST of luck to everyone at HB!
Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 8:54 am
I'm in.
Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 8:18 pm
SUNDAY-MAY 18
2014 NSSA WEST COAST CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
1 EXPLORER KNEEBOARD FINAL @ 20 MIN EA 12:40-1:00
2014 NSSA WEST COAST CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS CEREMONY 5:00
Forcast: 05/18
Noon 2-3ft Rating *(one star) Swell 1.7ft Wind 11 mph Sunny 65°f
As with last season, the conference champion/points leader will not be surfing in the event, so this trophy's got no clear favorite. Will it be youth, a hometown advantage, or something else? Twenty minutes to glory Sunday/Sunday/Sunday
2014 NSSA WEST COAST CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS
1 EXPLORER KNEEBOARD FINAL @ 20 MIN EA 12:40-1:00
2014 NSSA WEST COAST CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDS CEREMONY 5:00
Forcast: 05/18
Noon 2-3ft Rating *(one star) Swell 1.7ft Wind 11 mph Sunny 65°f
As with last season, the conference champion/points leader will not be surfing in the event, so this trophy's got no clear favorite. Will it be youth, a hometown advantage, or something else? Twenty minutes to glory Sunday/Sunday/Sunday
Posted: Sun May 18, 2014 6:08 pm
Head high to one foot overhead and peaky waves greeted the kneeboarders competing in the 2014 NSSA West Coast Regional Championships Sunday, May 18, 2014.
After a rather dismal small wave plagued open season, the kneeboarders took full advantage of the waves and none other than the big man, former world champion, Sean Noone made the most of the larger waves in the 20 minute heat with a couple helicopter spins and big hits to take the championship.
Evan Odom was right behind Noone and actually leading the heat until the last few minutes. Odom had some long rides and a couple good hits on the closeouts to earn second place.
Paul Devoy got some long rights with some sweeping cutbacks to earn third place.
Chris Bermudez decided against any of his trademark spinners and concentrated on getting a couple long rides to earn fourth place.
Out of state traveller Ken Cherryhomes caught a left to earn fifth place.
Congratulations to all the competitors and to Brad Coldwell for winning the 2014 Open Season Points Championship and getting a sweet NSSA parka.
Next up, the 2014 NSSA National Championships June 26 to July 3, at the Huntington Beach pier.
After a rather dismal small wave plagued open season, the kneeboarders took full advantage of the waves and none other than the big man, former world champion, Sean Noone made the most of the larger waves in the 20 minute heat with a couple helicopter spins and big hits to take the championship.
Evan Odom was right behind Noone and actually leading the heat until the last few minutes. Odom had some long rides and a couple good hits on the closeouts to earn second place.
Paul Devoy got some long rights with some sweeping cutbacks to earn third place.
Chris Bermudez decided against any of his trademark spinners and concentrated on getting a couple long rides to earn fourth place.
Out of state traveller Ken Cherryhomes caught a left to earn fifth place.
Congratulations to all the competitors and to Brad Coldwell for winning the 2014 Open Season Points Championship and getting a sweet NSSA parka.
Next up, the 2014 NSSA National Championships June 26 to July 3, at the Huntington Beach pier.
Posted: Sun May 18, 2014 7:33 pm
Thanks for the report and pics Mike! Big congrats to Sean for a great win and to Evan for a nice 2nd. I tried to watch the final on Surfline and actually saw some waves. Saw Sean get a couple of lefts early in the heat and then Evan with a nice hit on a right with about 4 minutes to go. I could also see lines and it looked like it was pretty consistent. Stoked for you guys 
Posted: Mon May 19, 2014 7:52 am
What a great comp. The lead changed many times, in this order: Odom-Noone-Devoy-Odom-Noone. A real three way race. The bigger surf favored big Sean Noone but the grommet Evan went after it and almost pulled it off.