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Kolohe Andino

Kolohe Andino

United States

Age: 28

Born: San Clemente, California

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Lives in: United States

Gender: Male

Nationality: American

AKA: "Brother"

Height: 1.8 m (5.91 f)

Weight: 73 kg (160.94 lb)

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Stance: Regular

Disciplines: Shortboard Surfing

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Background: Gained inaugural surf spot at Tokyo 2020/21 Olympics via 2019 WSL Championship Tour.

 

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2013 Volcom Fiji Pro - Day Four Highlights
After a few days off, the 2013 Volcom Fiji Pro roared back into action at Cloudbreak. Six-to-eight-foot barrels were on tap, and the world's best showed why they earn the big bucks. And while there were tubes and big turns galore, even the best pay the price at big Cloudbreak.
6/11/2013 12:00:00 AM
Quiksilver Pro Round 3 Highlights
The Quiksilver Pro and Roxy Gold Coast presented by Land Rover, the opening stop on the 2012 Men's and Women's ASP World Championship Tours, ran for the third consecutive day at Snapper Rocks today, and the world's best surfers collectively lifted the high-performance levels today in two-to-three foot (1 metre) waves at Snapper Rocks.
2/27/2012 12:00:00 AM
Quiksilver Pro Day 2 Round 2 Highlights
The Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast presented by Land Rover, the opening stop on the 2012 ASP World Championship Tour, was back on today with the elimination Round 2 completed in clean three-to-four foot (1 metre) conditions at Snapper Rocks.
2/26/2012 12:00:00 AM
Quiksilver Pro Day 1 Round 1 Highlights
World No.2 Joel Parkinson (Aus), wildcard Dane Reynolds (USA) and Brazilian wonderboy Gabriel Medina are facing Round Two elimination, but the Kelly Slater (USA) super-show continued on the opening day of the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast presented by Land Rover.Snapper Rocks turned on a dredging 3-4ft swell on the outgoing tide when the men hit the water following Round One of the Roxy Pro and they didn’t disappoint with a spectacular show.
2/25/2012 12:00:00 AM

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2022 ISA World Surfing Games - Competition Day 4 Highlights

9/21/2022   |  

2022 ISA World Surfing Games - Competition Day 2 Highlights

9/19/2022   |  

Italo Ferreira, Caroline Marks, Kanoa Igarashi & crew in South Africa | World Championship Tour Jeffreys Bay in South Africa has long been one of the most fabled stops in surfing. If J-Bay was a tennis court it would be a grand slam, if it was golf a course it would be a major. Whether you’re a fan of competition, or simply a surfing purist who is passionate about point break perfection, Jeffreys has all you could want and more, with a little bit of magic dust sprinkled over the top for good measure. In July 2022 J-Bay was on its best behaviour when the world’s elite surfers rolled into town, and the event and the free surfing that surrounded it were as good as it gets. As the Indian Ocean came alive, and Ethan Ewing silently went about his business en route to a maiden Championship Tour victory and Tati Weston-Webb claimed a maiden female goofy victory for the women, our man Scotty Hammonds was on the sands of the Eastern Cape capturing the pick of the action. From Jordy Smith putting on a masterclass in his home waters to Carissa Moore showing why she’s considered the the best lady to ever paddle into a wave at Supertubes, this edit has a little bit of everything. Stephanie Gilmore and Kelly Slater demonstrate what years of experience look like in picture postcard waves, while Kanoa Igarashi, Griffin Colapinto, Jack Robinson, Caroline Marks, Yago Dora and Italo Ferreira all put on virtuoso performances. Keep an eye out for young guns Molly Picklum and Crosby Colapinto too, as they show us once more why their days will come in the not-too-distant future. At day’s end however there can only be one star and that’s the waves themselves. Take a bow, J-Bay, and we’ll see you again next year!

7/25/2022   |  
 
 

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