By Alexandra Kahn Kalani Rivero is not a new name or face to the crowd residing on the North Shore of O‘ahu, but to outsiders he has never been in the limelight as some of his closest friends are. Perhaps it is because he started surfing at an age when...
by Steve Morgan It was the summer of 1981. We were motoring our way out to the tip of Point Loma in a nominal watercraft I had purchased six months prior for $300. On board were Dick Brewer, myself, and two other friends, Dave Peterson and Keith Hennant. Although a...
Vying for the World Longboarding Title in Malibu By Rebecca Parsons Photos by Tommy Pierucki Kelis Kaleopa’a was destined to be a surfer. Her mom and dad surf. Her grandma surfs. Her cousins surf. And she grew up in Waikiki. So naturally, when she was old enough to swim, she...
It really does feel like it was all a dream. Words can scarcely describe what was experienced by several hundred of Hawai’i’s finest surfer’s, and witnessed by thousands of spectators. It was euphoric, monumental, historic. Perhaps one of the most remarkable days of big wave barrel riding to ever go...