World Surf League (WSL)

2023 Official Trailer | Vans Triple Crown of Surfing | VANS

In partnership with the World Surf League, the 2023 Vans Triple Crown will return to “The Home of Surfing,” North Shore, Hawaii as an open, submission-based digital competition. The event will run for three weeks from January 3, 2023 – January 23, 2023, awarding winning titles for each break in Haleiwa, Sunset, and Pipeline, in addition to the overall series championship title. Re-introduced in 2020 as digital competition and earning critical praise for its format, the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing series will now be permanently hosted as an online series. Transforming the traditional experience of surf competition, the Vans Triple Crown is advancing surf progression and creativity, challenging convention in criteria, style, and approach, and elevating inclusivity and access for all surfer. The digital format of the event continues to set a new precedent for a unique surfing competition, showcasing the world’s best as they navigate the superior conditions of Hawaii’s legendary surf breaks.

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Ramzi Boukhiam Makes It Official, Becomes The First Moroccan To Qualify For The Championship Tour

WSL Tours and Competitions confirmed that Ramzi Boukhiam will be Morocco’s first-ever CT competitor in 2023. The long-time qualification threat made his dream a reality with big performances throughout the 2022 Challenger Series season.

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Highlights Finals Day | '23 Championship Tour Class Confirmed In An Epic Week Of Haleiwa Compettion

That was a wild finale to the Challenger Series! Shocking qualifications, insane power surfing and pumping waves! Mahalo to all the warriors who put it on the line for CT qualification! The 2023 Championship Tour is stacking up to be one of the best seasons yet.

The battle for Championship Tour qualification comes down to this. Seven men's and two women’s spots are still up for grabs when the CT hopefuls square off one last time at iconic Haleiwa. Until then, one question is dominating the North Shore and the entire surf world: who will qualify? Watch the Haleiwa Challenger live November 26 to December 7 on worldsurfleague.com.

Highlights Day 3 | Power Surfing On Full Display As The Haleiwa Challenger Goes Off

As Haleiwa began to pump, Challenger Contenders and Championship Tour Stars threw down heavy power surfing performances amongst CT qualifications at the Haleiwa Challenger at Home In the Hawaiian Islands.

The battle for Championship Tour qualification comes down to this. Seven men's and two women’s spots are still up for grabs when the CT hopefuls square off one last time at iconic Haleiwa. Until then, one question is dominating the North Shore and the entire surf world: who will qualify? Watch the Haleiwa Challenger live November 26 to December 7 on worldsurfleague.com.

Watch live November 26 to December 7 on worldsurfleague.com.

Highlights Day 2 | Critical Qualification Movements Plus CT Stars Show And Blow Up At Haleiwa

CT Dreams are in question after multiple early exits. Several contenders are forced to hold their breath as their qualification standing hangs in the balance. Priority battles shake up early heats, coupled with dynamic conditions making for exciting showdowns.

The battle for Championship Tour qualification comes down to this. Seven men's and two women’s spots are still up for grabs when the CT hopefuls square off one last time at iconic Haleiwa. Until then, one question is dominating the North Shore and the entire surf world: who will qualify? Watch the Haleiwa Challenger live November 26 to December 7 on worldsurfleague.com.

Watch live November 26 to December 7 on worldsurfleague.com.

Highlights Day 1 | Hawaiian’s And Tahitians Overpower Almost Perfect Haleiwa

Non-stop action, upsets, and broken leashes. Haleiwa didn’t hold back as the first day of competition pumps.

The battle for Championship Tour qualification comes down to this. Seven men's and two women’s spots are still up for grabs when the CT hopefuls square off one last time at iconic Haleiwa. Until then, one question is dominating the North Shore and the entire surf world: who will qualify? Watch the Haleiwa Challenger live November 26 to December 7 on worldsurfleague.com.

Who Will Qualify? Watch the Haleiwa Challenger at home in The Hawaiian Islands live Nov 26 - Dec 7

The battle for Championship Tour qualification comes down to this. Seven men's and two women’s spots are still up for grabs when the CT hopefuls square off one last time at iconic Haleiwa. The only question dominating the North Shore and the entire surf world is: who will qualify? Watch the Haleiwa Challenger at home in The Hawaiian Islands live November 26 to December 7 on worldsurfleague.com.

Kolohe Andino, Zoe Benedetto Victorious At O'Neill Cold Water Classic

Andino adds his name to the list of iconic victors at Steamer Lane as Benedetto earns the first women's victory since 2004. Check out more at wsl.tv/oneillcoldwaterclassic22

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O'Neill Cold Water Classic Highlights Day 2: Women Shine, Men's CT Contenders Decimate Debuts

The swell may have dropped but the action elevated with the likes of Kolohe Andino, Nat Young, and Griffin Colapinto stealing the spotlight before the women made their highly-anticipated debut at Steamer Lane for the first time since 2012. More available at wsl.tv/oneillcoldwaterclassic22

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