Hi,
Teams, Just three more weekends and the MSA Classic will be kicking off! Below is all the information on Rules, Judging, Lunch, Tshirt/Goodie Bag pick up, Paddle Race, Scoring, MSA Party, Rules. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Heats will be 15 minutes, Final heats will be 15 minutes. Each heat will begin and end with one horn blast and display of green flag. A five minute warning will be given with two horn blasts and the display of yellow flag. At the conclusion of the heat competitors will immediately return to the beach as the next heat begins. If a competitor stands up before the beginning of the heat it will result in the loss of the points scored for the highest scoring wave for the competitor earned in that heat. Exiting competitors must not stand up after the conclusion of their heat. Violation of this will result in a deduction of the lowest scorning wave of the competitors heat total. All competitors must check in 15 minutes before their heat.
In all beach starts, competitors may enter the water up to their hips at the five minute warning (two horn blasts). Competitors waiting for their heat to start must stay clear of heat in progress.
Don't ride a wave in front of other competitors. If you interfere or impede with another rider’s ability to perform on this wave then you will get penalized.
Try to notify competitor in the water when they have reached the limit.
Snake rule: Paddling front of or around behind a competitor to impede then as to take advantage of having position for wave possession. Known as "snaking". an interference (Loss of highest scoring wave).
Protests must be addressed within 30 minutes with the Head Judge or Contest Director of conclusion. Only the team caption will be allowed to speak with Contest Director or Head Judge. Failure to comply my result disqualification.
No harm No foul rule well also be enforced!
We’re asking each club to provide three qualified Judges to help out with Judging.We will be using Net Sport /Tom Neffcy system so heats will be available as soon as scores come in at Netsportmgt.com. We will also be posting updated heats and results on the billboard on the beach. MSA crew will be tabulating and will be head judge and spotting. Below is the times for each club to have three trained/qualified judges available. The three judges will be selected from each club team captain.
Randy Gilkerson will be running the clock and flag system.
Cardiff Surf Club - CSC- Saturday September 10th 6:00 am to 8:00 am
Bay City Surf Club - BCSC - Saturday September 10th 8:00 am to 10:00am
Ventura Surf Club - VSC - Saturday September 10th 10:00am to 12:00/noon
Big Stick Surfing Association - BSSA - Saturday September 10th 12:00 am to 3:00pm
Hope Ranch - HRSC - Saturday September 10th 3:00pm to 5:00pm
Pedro Point Surf Club - PPSC - Saturday September 10th 5:00pm to 7:15pm( last heat )
Huntington Beach Longboard Crew - Sunday September 11th 6:00am to 7:30am
Sunset Cliffs Surfing Association - Sunday September 11th 7:30am to 8:30am
Windansea Surf Club - WSC - Sunday September 11th 8:30am to 10:30 am
Long Beach Surf Club- LBSC - Sunday September 11th 10:30am to 12:30pm
Oceanside Longboard Surfing Club - OLSC - Sunday September 11th 12:30pm to 1:30pm
Santa Cruz Longboard Union - Sunday September 11th 1:30 pm 2:45pm
Pacific Beach Surf Club - PBSC - Sunday September 11th 2:45pm to 4:00 pm
Swamis Surfing Association - SSA - Sunday September 11th 4:00pm to end of the contest
Paddle Race will be held on Sunday September 11th at 11:30am. (The contest will still be running durging Paddle Race)
Please make sure to remind your team to get their Goodie Bag, T-shirt and lunch ticket right after their heat. On Saturday July 10th - Sabor A Malibu-Food Truck will be set up in the parking lot -Lunch will be available from 11:00AM to 2:00PM. You will need your lunch ticket to be able to get lunch- If you loose your ticket there will not be another ticket to replace it.
You will have a choice of 5 items- which you can only pick one.
Fifty Skies Coffee & Tea: will also be set up. Coffee & Tea will be available for purchase.
Team Captains meeting: will be held on the beach Friday September 9th at 6:00 PM. Please bring your team waivers.
Saturday September 10th - MSA will be having a party at Dreamland/Aviator - Party starts at 7:30pm.
Each person attending the event must have a bracelet on to enter. - There’s a limited number we’re allowed to have at Dreamland/Aviator so we won’t be handing them out to team captains - Please advise your team if they are coming please get a bracelet from Contest Director- Karon. Pipe Down (Reggae Band will be playing). MSA will not be providing dinner, but dinner will be available for purchase.
Look forward to seeing you all and your team,
Karon Pardue
Co-President
Malibu Surfing Association
| Date and Time | 09-09-2022 7:00 am |
| Ending Date and Time | 09-11-2022 3:00 pm |
| Capacity | Unlimited |
| Registered | 0 |
| Entry Fee | $125 - Register through Celia |
| Location | Malibu First Point |
Courtesy of https://beaches.lacounty.gov/malibu-surfrider-beach/:
Malibu “Surfrider” Beach is part of Malibu Lagoon State Beach, which also comprises the Malibu Lagoon and the Malibu Pier.
Although all of these areas are adjacent to each other, each element of Malibu Beach offers visitors a totally unique beach experience.
Malibu Lagoon is comprised of 22 acres of wetlands, gardens, and sandy beach, while Malibu “Surfrider” Beach has almost a mile of ocean frontage with 0.7 acres of property, and famous Malibu Pier is a great place for saltwater fishing.
For an educational experience, Malibu Lagoon State Beach is the place to go. The State operated Malibu Lagoon is a resting and feeding estuary for more than 200 species of migrating and native birds, making this an ideal location for bird watching enthusiasts.
There is also the saltwater marsh for those that want to study an ecosystem that is greatly diminished in Southern California. The Adamson House, a National Historic Site, houses many Malibu historical artifacts. The Malibu Lagoon Museum which adjoins the Adamson House, allows visitors to walk through the history of the area from the days of the Chumash tribe, to the gentlemen ranchers, and finally to the birth of the surfing era.
Popularized by surfing movies in the 1950’s and 1960’s, “Surfrider” Beach is the place to go for the ideal Southern California surfing experience. This beach offers 90 parking spaces, restrooms and picnic facilities. Although this beach has some of the best surfing and swimming conditions in Los Angeles, swimming areas are limited.
It was great meeting everyone at the 7/12/23 meeting. I hope to be more active in the future.
BTW, when is the Jetty Kids event this year. No indication on their website. If in town, my wife and I would love to help out.
Tom R
I'm a senior surfer looking for another for surf trip companionship within California and internationally.
Huge thanks to Aurora Czajkowski for these photos from the Summer Longboard Classic. You can see more of Aurora's work at her instagram: instagram.com/czajkowskiphoto.
Here are the final results in PDF format. I will try to find another way to upload them where you can view them right here on the page.
Kay Saffe had a great time and got 2nd place in Women 20-34
Photos courtesy of Ron Greene
Photos courtesy of Ron Greene
Photos courtesy of Ron Greene
Stoked on PBsc 23rd contest Saturday.
Looking forward to the heat sheet with my name on it.
Registered.
Payed Pay Pal.
Just wondering…..
Waiting……
Am I in the contest??
Or did I wind up on the cutting room floor?
Respectfully,
David “Smiley”Hodge
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