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18th Jesus Surf Classic back at Croyde Print E-mail
Thursday, 05 August 2010
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lyndon_wake_-_tim_searle_.jpgThe Jesus Surf Classic comes to its North Devon home once again, over the weekend of 11th – 12th September with increased prize money, and a new Groms ( U12 ) division, and the mobile Skatepark. This hugely successful surf contest has been running for 18 years and this year’s competition looks like being another great event.

The Jesus Surf Classic is organised and run by Christian Surfers UK and this year there is over £1600 of prize money to be shared between the eight categories, with the Open men’s surfing champion receiving £300. Last year’s event was over-subscribed with over 150 entries so contestants are being advised to get their entry forms in early.

As an acknowledgement of the increasing number of young surfers coming through, and to encourage their development, the event for the 1st time will be holding a Groms ( U12 ) division. All competitors this year will also be getting a limited edition DVD of eight of the most recent Jesus Surf Classic contests. It all promises to be a great weekend.

As before, over 100 Christian Surfers volunteers from around the country will be involved in organising the weekend, making it ideal for competitors, supporters, and of course their families. There will be a skate park, marquee and BBQ, and surf and skate movies will be shown on the large screen throughout the weekend. There will be a Big Move skateboard competition on Saturday and Sunday afternoons in the purpose-built skate park. We are looking forward to seeing lots of skaters coming down to this event once again.

The standard of surfing is always very high, with Woolacombe’s local, Stuart Campbell, winning the Men’s event last year, and St Ives Tassy Swallow taking victory in the Women’s division, along with a nice cheque and large trophy. However, it is also a great opportunity for those wishing to enter their first competition to get involved.

So if you are competing or just wanting to soak up the vibe, get yourself down to the Jesus Surf Classic this September! 




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