by raeley | Oct 21, 2026 | Feature Article
For more than three decades, the Surf Boardroom Surf League has brought WA’s boardrider clubs together in a fierce but friendly battle for bragging rights. Behind its enduring success is a commitment to grassroots surfing that has helped keep the competition...
by raeley | Oct 6, 2026 | Feature Article
The 23rd annual Albany Boardriders Girls Surf Camp was held over the September long weekend in the stunning south coast town of Bremer Bay. Forty-six women and girls, ranging in age from six to 46, descended on the small town renowned for its pristine environment,...
by raeley | Sep 23, 2026 | Feature Article, From the Arcives
Fresh from claiming back-to-back WA Australian Boardriders Battle titles, Margaret River Boardriders Club has once again shown the strength of a surfing culture built over generations. Long before Margaret River became one of the world’s most recognisable surfing...
by raeley | Aug 12, 2026 | Feature Article
Back when surfboards were hand-shaped, judging was done with pencil and paper and a trip north from Perth was a genuine road trip, a group of surfers in Geraldton had an idea. Give the local kids somewhere to compete, invite a few surfers from down south, turn up the...
by katja | Jun 26, 2026 | Feature Article
The Women in Surfing Celebration brought together women from across Western Australia’s surfing community for a two-part event focused on connection, shared experience, and the growing pathways available in the sport. Hosted at Surfing WA Headquarters in Trigg, the...
by raeley | Jul 2, 2025 | News, Wave Of Change
Every Tuesday, Thursday, and the last Sunday of each month, a dedicated group of volunteers heads to the dunes along Perth’s northern beaches, quietly transforming bare sand and weeds into healthy, native coastal habitat. They are part of Stirling Natural Environment...
