ISA Newsletter/Junho 2002

lections for the ISA Executive Committee were held at the ISA Biennial General Meeting on May 27, 2002 in Durban, South Africa. Congratulations to the newly elected EC of the ISA. This group is very capable and full of passion for the sport of surfing.



President: Fernando Aguerre, (Argentina)

Vice-Presidents: Maile H. Aguerre (Hawaii)

Alan Atkins (Australia)

Robin De Kock (South Africa)

Ramón Gil Jiménez-Facio (Spain)



The ISA would like to welcome the two newest members to the ISA family: The Jamaica Surfing Association and the Maldives Surfing Association. Congratulations on participating in your first WSG event.



The Minutes for the ISA Biennial General Meeting and Annual General Meeting will be sent to the ISA NGB?s via email by the end of this month.



QUIKSILVER ISA WORLD SURFING GAMES 2002


THANK YOU



A special thank you goes to all the people who believed in the ISA and came through to make the WSG 2002 such a successful event: WSG Organizing Committee, the city of Durban, the WSG Sponsors and all the people who volunteered their time at this event.

The ISA also wishes to extend its thanks and appreciation to all the National Teams who participated in the Quiksilver ISA World Surfing Games, which took place May 24th ? June 2nd, 2002 in Durban, ?South Africa?s playground.?








WSG 2002 Organizer Robin De Kock, and ISA President, Fernando Aguerre show the IOC President’s Trophy won by Team South Africa



WSG RESULTS



The WSG was blessed with consistent waves and great weather throughout the event. Durban?s beachfront is a great venue for an excellent show of surfing. The following are the results from the WSG 2002. Congratulations to all!





Position – Country – Points
1 South Africa 27266

2 Australia 23363

3 Brazil 23173

4 France 20196

5 Hawaii 19662

6 Spain 17125

7 New Zealand 16695

8 Tahiti 15886

9 Japan 15413

10 Puerto Rico 14483

11 USA 13620

12 Venezuela 13510

13 Peru 13098

14 UK 12741

15 Argentina 11912





16 Mexico 10718

17 Ireland 9267

18 Italy 9123

19 Germany 8824

20 Morocco 7856

21 Namibia 6990

22 Barbados 6533

23 Switzerland 5932

24 Aruba 4191

25 Israel 3184

26 Maldives 2432

27 Jamaica 2288

28 Canada 1120

29 Portugal 670

30 Costa Rica 620



Open Final

1 Travis Logie, SAF

2 Mark Bannister, AUS

3 Jihad Khodr, BRA

4 Bruno Moreira, BRA



Womens Final

1 Chelsea Georgeson, AUS

2 Pru Jeffries, AUS

3 Heather Clarke, SAF

4 Marie Pierre Abgraal



Junior Final

1 Warwick Wright, SAF

2 Ricky Basnett, SAF

3 Adriano De Souza, BRA

Travis Lynch, AUS



Mens Bodyboard Final

1 Nicolas Capdevil, FRA

2 Emiliano Tabare, ARG

3 Philip Rodrigues, SAF

4 Uri Valadao, BRA



Womens Bodyboard Final

1 Meimara Carvalho, BRA

2 Heloise Bourroux, FRA

3 Chiaki Okuyama, JPN

4 Dora Gomes, POR

Longboard Final

1 Marcelo Freitas, BRA

2 Kekoa Auwae, HAW

3 Jason Ribbinik, SAF

4 Justin Redman, AUS



Kneeboard Final

1 Kyle Bryant, AUS

2 Gigs Celliers, SAF

3 Albert Munoz, USA

4 Hamish Christopher, NZL



Tag Team Final

1 New Zealand

2 Spain

3 Brazil

4 Tahiti



Tag Team Semi Final

1 Brazil

2 New Zealand

3 South Africa

4 France



1 Tahiti

2 Spain

3 Australia

4 Hawaii





Please remember that the results of all heats and a selection of digital images from the WSG 2002 are available on the official event website, www.wsg2002.co.za. This site provides all the information covering the 19th ISA World Surfing Games. For WSG media queries, please contact Paul Botha at Life?s a Beach Communications, lifesabeach@mweb.co.nz. All other WSG queries please contact Lindsay Nelson, ISA Office Manager lindsay@isasurf.org or Robin de Kock, WSG Organizer rosadian@iafrica.com.



ISA CALENDAR OF EVENTS


YEAR
EVENT
LOCATION
DATES

2002
Quiksilver World Grommet Surfing Championships
Narrabeen, Sydney, Australia
July 22 – July 28

2003
ISA World Masters Surfing Games
New Plymouth, New Zealand
Apr 3 – Apr 12

2003
Quiksilver World Grommet Surfing Championships
Durban, South Africa
TBA

2003
ISA Annual General Meeting
TBA
TBA

2004
ISA World Surfing Games
TBA
TBA

2004
ISA Biennial General Meeting
TBA
TBA

2004
ISA Annual General Meeting
TBA
TBA

2005
ISA Annual General Meeting
Open for Bidding


2006
ISA World Surfing Games
Open for Bidding


2006
ISA Biennial General Meeting
Open for Bidding


2006
ISA Annual General Meeting
Open for Bidding


2007
ISA Annual General Meeting
Open for Bidding


2008
ISA World Surfing Games
Open for Bidding





CONTACT UPDATES


NEW ISA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Fernando Aguerre, President fernando@reefco.com

Maile H. Aguerre, Vice-President maile@isasurf.org

Alan Atkins Vice-President alana@surfingaustralia.com

Robin De Kock, Vice-President rosadian@iafrica.com

Ramón Gil Jiménez-Facio, Vice-President fesurf@terra.es.



FEDERACION DOMINICANA DE SURFING ((FEDOSURF)
Congratulations to the new board of directors:

President: Nestor Puente

Secretary: Edgard Severino
FEDOSURF Email: fedosurf2002@hotmail.com

New Address:

Calle Aristides Fiallo Cabral No. 55

Gazcue, Santo Domingo

Republica Dominicana

Tel: (809) 682 ? 7714

Fax: (809) 566 – 1963



GUATEMALA SURFING ASSOCIATION, ASOSURF

New email: asosurf@hotmail.com





NOTE: You can find ISA?s member contact information at www.isasurf.org. Please check your Association?s contact details and send any updates to Lindsay Nelson at the ISA Headquarters, lindsay@isasurf.org. Thank you!



ENVIRONMENT



www.givewater.org



The Thames Water company in the UK has set up a website associated with WaterAid and will donate 150,000 pounds (which will provide safe drinking water for life to 6,000 people in Africa and Asia) if they have 2,000,000 visitors to the site in the following weeks.



There is no cost to those who visit this site. Every time you click the ?click here? button on the Give Water website, their computers will record the click as a donation and you are sent to the Thank You page. All of the donations are paid fully by Thames Water (not the website visitor) and go directly to WaterAid.



WaterAid puts the donations towards its programs helping some of the world’s poorest people establish their own sustainable, safe water supplies and sanitation systems in 15 countries in Africa and Asia.



For more information, email eleanorhazell@wateraid.org.uk or call +44 (0) 207 7934514





INTERNATIONAL NEWS


AUSTRALIA


Reminder: QUIKSILVER WORLD GROMMET TITLES 2002 (Sanctioned by ISA)

July 22nd ? 28th, 2002; Narrabeen, Sydney, Australia



Invitations for the 2002 Quiksilver World Grommet Titles have been sent out via email. With the titles a little over a month a way, it is important that Surfing Australia receives final confirmations of attendance and payments over the next two weeks.



In this respect, please confirm if your association will be submitting a team or individuals and if so, forward relevant payment to Surfing Australia’s account once your accommodation requirements are confirmed.



Final confirmations and payments must be received by June 30, 2002.



If sending a full team is not possible, NGBs should consider the sending of even a one-person team, if that is all the federation can afford. Rather than looking at the whole team cost and decline participation, look at the surfers with the most potential to improve / win an event and bring a smaller team. This will keep your participation going in International events, which is good for an NGB?s profile with their governments and will provide incentive for your nation?s best surfers.



Please contact Matthew Wilson (Australasian Tour Manager, Surfing Australia) with any questions.

mattw@surfingaustralia.com

Ph 61 (0)7 55201165



ECUADOR


FEDERACION ECUATORIANA DE SURF ? Competition Calendar



There are five competitions. Two have been completed (Canoa and Manta). There are three more of which competitors can eliminate one.


June 3rd National Competition, ?Eco-Challenger Surfing Playas,? Playas

Sept. 4th National Competition, Salinas

Dec. 5th National Competition (Final), Montaña



Intercollegiate Surfing Championships

Categories: Sub 18 ? 15 ? 12 ? 10, Men and Women
Aug. 1st Intercollegiate Championship, Playas
Oct. 2nd Intercollegiate Championship, Salinas
Dec. 3rd Intercollegiate Championship, Salinas

Masters Category Championships (Older than 35)
This year the FES has two dates for the Masters Category. Both dates will take place in big waves (on weekends). FES will give notice of the event in advance.



For more information, please go to www.fesurf.org

Calendar submitted by Alcides Guerrero, Executive Director FESURF, fesurf@coe.org.ec








Event: MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS

May 24 ? 26, 2002, FAE Beach in Salinas, Ecuador

With great success, this Masters Championship took place at the FAE Beach in Salinas; 3 days of beautiful sunshine and exceptional conditions made it possible for the event to go on until Sunday. The first rounds took place on Saturday with waves of 3 to 5 feet, allowing the 16 contestants to go to the second round. Sunday was a day of great surprise with waves from 5 to 8 feet. The semi-finalists really had to show great physical condition to surf these waves with much current. It was a real spectacle.





Results Master:
1.- Francisco Posada

2.- Juan Carlos Posada

3.- Aurelio Prieto

4.- Jose. A. Salvador

5.- Humberto Dapelo, Daniel Morla



Junior Sub 15:

1.- Nicolas de Guzmán

2.- Adrian Dapelo

3.- Enzo Dapelo

4.- Esteban Savinovich



Sub 10 girls and boys: children participated with their parents because of their young age. The parents who pushed them on their boards to shore (pushing category) was participated in by Carlos Talbot, Carla Prado, Fabiana Grunauer, Ma. Gracia, Ma. Andrea Game, Michell Plaza, Felipe Rodríguez, Antonio Pino, and others.


The prize of Aloha Spirit was given to the surfer Jimmy Santos for his long career in surfing.

Report and results submitted by Alcides Guerrero, fesurf@coe.org.ec



EUROPEAN SURFING FEDERATION


Event: EUROPEAN TOUR OF BODYBOARD

May 10 ? 12, Casablanca, Morocco (beach break)

Number Bodyboarders: 71 Open – 14 Ladies



Results:





Bodyboard Open:

1 – Nicolas Capdeville – Fra

2 – Christian Perez – Spn

3 – Kiko Saraiva – Por

4 – Aritz Larrinaga – Spn



Bodyboard Ladies:

1 – Marina Taylor – Spn

2 – Eunate Aguirre – Spn

3 – Claire Mcgowan – UK

4- Heloise Bourroux – Fra



Next event: Portugal – Caldas da Rainha, Beach – Foz do Arelho ? August 9 – 11



Results submitted by Rui Felix, afelix@mail.telepac.pt

For more information, go to www.eurosurfing.org



JAMAICA


JAMAICA SURFING ASSOCIATION – CALENDAR OF EVENTS


June 15 – Third Open Contest. To be held at the Zoo surfing beach, Harbour View.

July 5-13 ? Grommet (under 15) Contest Series. Cable Hut Beach Bull Bay.

July 6 ? Fourth Open Contest. To be held at Copa surfing beach, 8 miles Bull Bay St. Andrew.

August 17 ? Fifth Open Contest. To be held at Makka surfing beach, South Heaven, Yallahs St. Thomas



Calendar submitted by Billy Wilmot, JSA jasurfas@hotmail.com



NEW ZEALAND



Below are the New Zealand teams to contest the two of the biggest Junior surf events of 2002.

Event: ISA QUIKSILVER WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
July 22 ? 28, Sydney, Australia

2002 New Zealand Junior Surfing team:





U18 Boys:
Daniel Scott
Matt Scorringe
Bobby Hansen
Ben Hawker
Llewellyn Thomas (1st reserve)
Nat Parsons (2nd reserve)
Jordan Barley (3rd reserve)

U16 Boys:
Nathan Welch
Owen McMillan
Morehu Roberts
Dean Amess

Chris O’Leary (reserve)



U19 Girls:
Kelly Clarkson
Jessica Santorik
Angie Koops
Sophia Moore
Jessica Welch (reserve)



















Event: RUSTY GROMFEST

July 5 ? 8, Bryon Bay, Australia

2002 New Zealand Grommet Team:





U16 Boys:
Morehu Roberts
Owen McMillan
Nathan Welch
Ben Christienson

U14 Boys:
Richard Christie
Guaranga Ormand
Jos Hadfield
Keiren Ven Der Helder



U16 Girl:
Kelly Clarkson

U14 Girl:
Jessica Welch













Report by Leigh Hawker, Leigh.h@aeda.co.nz



PORTUGAL


UPCOMING FEDERACAO PORTUGUESA DE SURF (FPS) EVENTS:



Jun. 29 ? 30 2nd SERIES OF THE NATIONAL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS, Viana do Castelo

Jul. 6 ? 7 2nd SERIES OF THE NATIONAL CIRCUIT FOR LONGBOARD AND KNEEBOARD, Location to be announced.

Jul. 13 ? 14 3rd SERIES OF THE NATIONAL CIRCUIT FOR SKIMBOARDING, Sta. Cruz

Jul. 17 ? 21 TACA DE PORTUAL, Location to be announced

Jul. 27 ? 28 3rd SERIES OF THE NATIONAL CIRCUIT FOR SURF ESPERANCAS, Aveiro

Aug. 3 ? 4 3rd SERIES OF THE NATIONAL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS, Aveiro



Calendar submitted by the FPS, email fedsurf@mail.telepac.pt





SOUTH AFRICA


UPCOMING SURFING SOUTH AFRICA (SSA) EVENTS:



Jun. 27 ? Jul. 3 REEF WETSUITS SA JUNIOR CHAMPS ? Western Cape

Jul. 5 ? 7 NIGHT SURFING ? Durban

Jul. 6? 7 SSA CADET DEVELOPMENT SERIES ? Cape Town

July SA STUDENTS SURFING CHAMPS ? Seal Point

Jul. 8 ? 14 MR. PRICE PRO ? Durban

Jul. 8 ? 14 RED PRO JUNIOR ? Durban

Jul. 8 ? 14 SA ACADEMY TOUR ? Reunion or Namibia

Jul. 18 ? 27 BILLABONG PRO ? Jeffreys Bay

Jul. 22 ? 28 QUIKSILVER ISA WORLD GROMMET TITLES – Australia



Calendar submitted by Robin de Kock, rosadian@iafrica.com



UNITED KINGDOM


Surfing Team Manager and Coach wanted for France 2004


Applications are invited from suitability qualified and experienced individuals for two of the most important positions in British Surfing. The successful applicants will cover all aspects of coaching and managing the team in the period leading up to and including the 2004 World Surfing Games which are due to be held in France. Further details including a job description for each post and application forms are available from the BSA office.



Karen Walton
British Surfing Association
Tel 01736 360250
Fax 01736 331077
email Karen@britsurf.co.uk



Event: GUL BRITISH MASTERS 2002

June 1 ? 3, 2002, Newquay, England



Lee Bartlett wins this year?s senior division in the Gul British Master beating Jamie Owen who has won this contest for the last two years. Third was Chris Harris, who managed to find a little barrel in the final and fourth was Roger Knight. Lee Bartlett said ?this is a great start to my surfing season I hope I can continue my form for the next event?



In other divisions, Jed Stone won the Veteran category yet again, however Roger Knight defeated him in the Masters. In the Womens, Tracy Boxall wins for the second year running. The bodyboarding division was decisively taken out by Lee Stephens. In the longboarding, British Champion Lee Ryan wins the Senior Longboard title with a stylish display of traditional surfing, however Adam Zervas became the champion in the Masters Longboard division.



For further information please contact:

Dave Reed, Event Director

Email dave@britsurf.co.uk









UPCOMING BRITISH SURFING ASSOCIATION EVENTS



Jun. 21 ? 23 SW STUDENT CHAMPS Fistral

Jun. 22 ? 23 GOLD COAST OCEAN FESTIVAL North Devon

Jun 29 ? 30 QUIKSILVER GROMMET Newquay

Jul. 6 ? 7 GOVER BAYS OPEN JUNIOR Llangennith

Jul. 22 ? 28 QUIKSILVER ISA WORLD GROMMET TITLES Australia

Jul. 27-4 Aug RIP CURL NEWQUAY SURF FESTIVAL 2002 Newquay



Calendar submitted by Karen Walton, BSA. For more information, please email info@britsurf.co.uk









· If you are disappointed that there is no news from your country, all you have to do is send us your news and we will gladly include it in the next newsletter.



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Lindsay Nelson, Office Manager

lindsay@isasurf.org

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