Bailey Nagy


Name: Bailey Nagy
Nickname: none
Date of Birth: 2.4.96
Hometown: North Shore, Oahu
Accomplishments:
OPEN WOMENS (all ages) MAYORS CUP
1. Dax McGill-Sunset Beach, HI 10.70
2. Bailey Nagy-Haleiwa, HI 10.17
3. Tia Blanco-San Clemente, CA 8.13
4. Mahina Maeda-Sunset Beach, HI 6.47

Pipeline Women's Pro - 3rd Place
Volcom VQS Championships - 3rd Place
NSSA Nationals 'Explorer Women'- 6th Place
NSSA Nationals 'Explorer Girls' - 2nd Place
USA Championships 'Girls U14' - 2nd Place
WSA 'Girls U16' - 1st Place
HASA 'Girls U17' - 2nd Place
NSSA Lahaina, Maui September 2010 'Explorer Girls' - 1st Place
NSSA Sunset Beach, Oahu October 2010 'Explorer Girls' - 3rd Place
Volcom Maili Point 2010 - 2nd Place
Haleiwa International Open - 1st Place
NSSA ranked 1st in Explorer Girls, 2nd in Explorer Women, and 2rd in Open Women
Rated #9 in Women's Junior ASP
NSSA Surfer of the Week - October 2009
2009/2010 NSSA Season - Qualified Finalists in 3 Divisions
USA Championships Girls Under 14 girls - 3rd Place
Women's Junior Pro Huntington Beach - Quarter Finals
Rip Curl Grom Search Huntington Beach - Top 8
Nationals 2009 - Qualified in 3 events
Irons Brothers Classic, April 2008 - 1st place Shortboard
No Fear/Koastal Kaos Series - 1st place













A huge congrats to NSSA Champion Mahina Maeda





A huge congrats to NSSA Champion Mahina Maeda for taking the U16 Girls gold medal for team Hawaii at the ISA World Championships! @mahinamaeda photo repost:

From Mahina: Excuse my gnarly face! But I have some gold on me! Super stoked to win another world title 2 years in a row! Thank you @raindog638 @kahea_hart #bert for pushing me and help me achieve this title! Thank you mom and dad I love you and miss you guys! Thank you friends, family, fans and sponsors! @hurley @hurley_women @joelcenteio @patchy_o @cobianfootwear @futuresfins @creaturesofleisure @boardstix @pyzelsurfboards #yumeya #dovewetsuits #sumudrabalibiru @mokuleleairlines @mrzogssexwax @hawaiisurfteam #hawaiisurfteam @neilforhawaii @hawaiinewsnow
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Olive Bowers hits out at surfer sexism

http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/fitness/olive-bowers-13-writes-fierce-letter-to-tracks-magazine-over-its-portrayal-of-women/story-fnlsv2b8-1226869033344

Olive Bowers is not exactly a veteran of the ocean, but at 13 she has enough experience to know what she likes and what she doesn't when it comes to surfing. Best is catching a clean wave in the summer; worst is some of the sexism that still lingers in the sport.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/sport/olive-bowers-hits-out-at-surfer-sexism-20140329-35qei.html#ixzz2xTwY80we

Olive Bowers, 13, looks to makes waves for the positive portrayal of women in magazines wOLIVE Bowers is a 13-year-old girl who likes a surf. What she doesn’t like is one magazine’s portrayal of women in the sport, so penned a fierce letter to complain.


Maya Gabeira, Survivor






Surfing is not for everyone but for sure for this amazing girl.
Jay Z Christ. It’s a high-stakes game, ain’t it… Yeah, but that’s big-wave surfing when it’s 80-feet in the shorebreak, a beach break.
I remember Dorian telling me in another interview how rad the joint is, how creepy… Yeah, yeah. It’s really hectic. We had been training here a couple of weeks so we had the idea that it was going to be really, really gnarly when things got really big. But, honestly, you know, it was our first time ever here at that size. We got out there and we knew we had just a short window and we didn’t want to waste it. I was the first on the rope and I told Carlos, “Hey, just go for broke. Get me one wave and I’ll be happy with one wave”. So that was our goal, you know. One big wave each. And, unfortunately, my wave didn’t go so well but his wave was very successful and I’m still here so I’m happy.
You had another near-death thang at Teahupoo, yeah? Um, to be honest, I must put down that experience a little bit after this one. I don’t think it was that bad…
But only with the benefit of hindsight… Yeah, I think this one was way more serious. People say I was unconscious at Teahupoo, and I wasn’t at all, I told everyone I wasn’t, but a lot of people claim that I was unconscious and it was a lie. But this time… I was unconscious.
Big-wave wrangling is an extraordinary biz… You know, it’s a risk when you’re willing to surf waves like that and you don’t have two people to rescue you, you only have one. I was by myself on 70, 80-foot waves for over 10 minutes. And it’s very very hard to survive with no life jacket.
I was going to ask if this had affected your desire to stomp big waves. But y’sound so breezy it ain’t even a question is it…  Nooo! I’m really bummed I have a broken foot and I’m out for two months! But it was a great experience. We had the lineup to ourselves and Garrett, who’s a hero to me, (France’s) Eric Rebiere, (Briton) Andrew Cotton, it was a really good vibe. Everyone was looking out for one another and that’s what big-wave surfing is all about. We were like kids out there. We were so stoked to get out there and see the waves that big and… you know… go out and have the opportunity to do something special








Bethany Hamilton wins 2014 Surf-n-Sea Pipeline Pro


2014 Surf-n-Sea Pipeline Pro Results:
1. Bethany Hamilton
2. Moana Jones
3. Sayuri Hashimoto
4. Dax McGill

The definition of resilience might as well include the name Bethany Hamilton.
On Thursday, eleven years after losing her left arm during a shark attack, the inspirational 24-year-old won the Surf-N-Sea Pipeline Women's Pro, a major event in the realm of women's surfing.
 Her inspirational story became the basis for the Hollywood film “Soul Surfer,” and these days she travels the world surfing big waves and doing church and charity work for victims of traumatic injuries. She likes to surf Pipeline even on heavy days when she has to compete for waves with a large crowd.
Surfing with one arm is challenging; surfing Pipeline with one arm is simply amazing. Her strong, powerful surfing in the 3- to 4-foot waves at the famous Banzai Pipeline in Hawaii gave her a commanding win over her competitors. While the waves weren’t huge, Hamilton noted they were “better than most waves I surf all over the world in contests.”


Photo courtesy Hamilton’s Facebook page


The Beach Boys ~ Surfer Girl


Composer: The Beach Boys
Song: Surfer Girl
LYRICS:
Little surfer little one
Made my heart come all undone
Do you love me, do you surfer girl
Surfer girl my little surfer girl

I have watched you on the shore
Standing by the oceans roar
Do you love me do you surfer girl
Surfer girl surfer girl

We could ride the surf together
While our love would grow
In my woody I would take you everywhere I go
So I say from me to you
I will make your dreams come true
Do you love me do you surfer girl
Surfer girl my little surfer girl
Well
Girl surfer girl my little surfer girl
Well
Girl surfer girl my little surfer girl
Well
Girl surfer girl my little surfer girl

Surfer Girl: Alana Blanchard







Alana Rene Blanchard
DOB: March 5, 1990
Born: Princeville, Kauai, Hawaii

Career Highlights
2012
2nd Movistar Pro presented by Rip Curl 6 Star Lobitos, Peru
2010
4th Vans Triple Crown of Surfing Specialty Pipeline, Hawaii
3rd Cholos Women’s Hawaiian Pro 6 Star Haleiwa, Hawaii
2009 
3rd Gidget Pro World Tour Sunset Beach, Hawaii
1st Reef Hawaiian Pro Specialty Haleiwa, Hawaii
2008
3rd Midori Pro 6 Star Newcastle Beach, Australia
2007 
1st Women’s Pipeline Championships 4 Star Pipeline, Hawaiii
4th NSSA Nationals Trestles, California
2006 
1st Rip Curl International Gromsearch Champion Bells Beach, Australia
1st T&C Women’s Pipeline Championships 4 Star Pipeline, Hawaii
2005
1st Rip Curl International GromSearch Nationals, Hawaii
3rd Oneill World Cup of Surfing Sunset Beach, Hawaii
1st Triple Crown Rookie Of The Year Specialty
















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