A talented crew of young West Aussies put their skills to the test at the Rip Curl GromSearch on Phillip Island, flying the flag proudly for WA against some of Australia’s best junior surfers.

The South West Log Fest returned over the weekend with a celebration of traditional longboarding that drew competitors from across Australia and around the globe to the Yallingup region. The invitational event, now in...

Margaret River’s Jacob Willcox will spearhead the West Aussie charge when the World Surf League (WSL) Challenger Series heads to Portugal for Stop No. 4, the prestigious EDP Ericeira Pro. Sitting atop the global...

WA’s next generation of surfing stars will fly the flag for the west at the 2025 ISA World Junior Surfing Championship in Peru this December.

Pumping 3–5 foot waves greeted competitors for the 29th annual Gracetown Groms, with 59 entries across six divisions hitting the water at the iconic North Point.

Western Australia’s Jacob Willcox is set to headline the world stage once again as he arrives at the EDP Ericeira Pro ranked No. 1 on the World Surf League (WSL) Challenger Series.

Margaret River Boardriders Club have claimed a long-awaited victory at Trigg Beach, taking out the opening event of Series 13 of the Australian Boardriders Battle (ABB) in a nail-biting final that went right down to the wire.

The Australian Boardriders Battle (ABB) returns to Western Australia this Saturday, with Trigg Beach hosting the opening qualifier of Series 13. For some, the number 13 may be unlucky, but for three WA boardrider clubs it could be their pathway to the national stage in 2026.

Jack Robinson may have bowed out of the WSL Finals in his opening heat against Brazil’s Italo Ferreira, but his 2025 season was filled with highlights that showcased his brilliance on surfing’s biggest stage.

WA surfers delivered standout results across multiple divisions at the 2025 Australian Shortboard Titles presented by SafeStyle, showcasing the state’s depth of talent on the national stage at Sandon Point, Wollongong, NSW over the weekend. Their combined performances saw Western Australia finish an impressive third overall in the state standings, behind only New South Wales and Queensland.

The 2025 Think Mental Health WA School Surfing Titles wrapped up in sunny offshore conditions last Friday, with Margaret River Senior High School cementing its reputation as the state’s premier surfing school by claiming an incredible 20th consecutive Champion School crown.

Western Australia will set the stage for the return of Australia’s biggest grassroots surfing series, with Trigg Point confirmed to host the opening qualifier of the 13th Australian Boardriders Battle (ABB).

The stage is set for a thrilling showdown at Trigg Beach this Friday, as the 2025 Think Mental Health WA School Surfing Titles State Final brings together the best young surfers from across Western Australia to battle for the coveted title of Champion School.

Western Australia’s Jack Robinson is set to face Brazil’s Italo Ferreira in a blockbuster opening clash as the 2025 Lexus WSL Finals officially open in Fiji.

Western Australia’s Jack Robinson was among the world’s best surfers to gather for the official opening ceremony of the 2025 WSL Finals in Fiji. The event began with a traditional Fijian welcome, filled with song,...

Western Australia’s bodyboarders made their mark at the 2025 Australian Bodyboard Titles at URBNSURF Sydney, with Mindarie’s Ebony Schell claiming a record-breaking fourth consecutive national crown, Dunsborough veteran charger Chad Jackson finishing with podium results across two divisions, and WA finishing an impressive third overall.

Western Australia’s Jack Robinson is once again in the hunt for surfing’s ultimate prize as the World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour heads into its season finale, the Lexus WSL Finals Fiji Presented by Corona Cero.

Western Australia’s top shortboarders are set to make their mark when the Australian Shortboard Titles presented by SafeStyle get underway in Wollongong next week between August 26 – 31, with a mix of rising stars and seasoned campaigners flying the flag for the west.