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Written By: David Nehrig| National Director Photo By: Zane Miller We had what seemed like weeks of swell. The hype got to us. My boys
July 20, 2026
Written By: David Nehrig| National Director Photo By: Zane Miller We had what seemed like weeks of swell. The hype got to us. My boys
Written By: Colbi Pickett | CS Girls East Coast Coordinator Photo By: Leason Dancaescu | Gulf Coast Coordinator One of the hardest parts of surfing
Written By: Amy Nehrig| CSUS Staff Support Photo By: Solveig Jobbins When all the elements are just right for surfing, my life goes into complete
Nina Coons | West Coast Girls Coordinator One of my life verses is Romans 8:18. It just reminds me to know that there is something
Written By: Johnny Zhang | CS Hawai’i Photo By: Reed Burr I feel incredibly blessed by the Lord to have paddled out in some of
Written By: Mary Gordon Kerr| CSUS Board Member Photo By: Ivy Scott We can’t always see the danger we are exposed to. This is especially
Written By: David Nehrig| National Director Photo By: Zane Miller We had what seemed like weeks of swell. The hype got to us. My boys
Written By: Colbi Pickett | CS Girls East Coast Coordinator Photo By: Leason Dancaescu | Gulf Coast Coordinator One of the hardest parts of surfing
Written by: Aidyn Fischli Photo by: Kira Caldwell In April, 56 girls gathered on Masonboro Island for the annual East Coast Girls Campout. Every year,
Written By: Amy Nehrig| CSUS Staff Support Photo By: Solveig Jobbins When all the elements are just right for surfing, my life goes into complete
Nina Coons | West Coast Girls Coordinator One of my life verses is Romans 8:18. It just reminds me to know that there is something
Written By: Johnny Zhang | CS Hawai’i Photo By: Reed Burr I feel incredibly blessed by the Lord to have paddled out in some of
Written By: Mary Gordon Kerr| CSUS Board Member Photo By: Ivy Scott We can’t always see the danger we are exposed to. This is especially
Written By: Ted Weiland | CS St. Augustine Photo By: Micheal Ragan The act of surfing can resemble the storms of life. We’ve all been
Written By: Priscilla Burr Santa Cruz has a deeply rooted surf heritage – shaped by the first-recorded surf session in mainland America in 1885, and
Written By: Mikayla Groffie | Northwest Regional Coordinator Photo By: Reed Burr | Media Coordinator I hadn’t surfed in a couple of days, and I
Written By: Chad Coons | CSUS CSALT Director Photo By: Reed Burr | Media Coordinator Have you ever been in the water when someone was
Written By: Aidyn Fischli | CS Launchpad We’ve all experienced one more wave syndrome. You could be catching wave after wave for hours, but as
Written By: Isabella Shattenberg Photo By: Zane Miller It’s in moments of stillness, perched on a deserted beach in Baja, the sound of waves crashing
Written By: Kyle Sullivan | Mid-Atlantic Regional Coordinator I was thinking the other day about surfers and the goal that they have. If you were to
Written By: Emily Benedetto | CS Maui Coordinator When I grew up in San Clemente, there were no e-bikes to ride down to trestles to
Written By: Maddie Malmsten | CS Carlsbad One day, I was going for a surf, and the waves were really big. The current was super