South Bay Boardriders Club: 2018 Report
South Bay Boardriders President’s Report South Bay Boardriders hosts Big Wave Challenge South Bay Boardriders Club scholarships Boardrider contests go high tech South Bay Boardriders Grom-O-Rama
South Bay Boardriders Club offers more than surf contests
This past year, our 9-year-old, all volunteer club launched nearly a dozen new activities in support of our mission “to introduce families, youth, and our community to all aspects of ocean activities, and to being guardians of our local shoreline.”
South Bay Boardriders host Big Wave Challenge
The South Bay Boardriders Club established the Big Wave Challenge in 2011 to recognize a select group of surfers who chase big waves. Waves must be at least “Triple Overhead” and caught between Indicator in Palos Verdes and Dockweiler State Beach in El Segundo.
South Bay Boardriders helps guard shoreline
Part of the South Bay Boardriders Club mission is to be “Guardians of the Shoreline.” This includes beach clean-ups and fundraisers traditionally associated with ocean-based, non-profit groups. But in addition, we set an example of contemporary sustainability.
South Bay Boardriders helps struggling surf families
The South Bay Boardriders Club lends a financial hand to surfers in our community whose lives are upended by unexpected tragedies.
South Bay Boardriders offers scholarships
A core goal of the South Bay Boardriders Club is to encourage young people’s growth, in and out of the water. With that in mind the SBBC Scholarship program was launched.
South Bay Boardriders Club Grom-O-Rama
Grom-O-Rama is designed to introduce kids 3 to 13 to the joys of a day at the beach. Over 50 boys and girls participated in this year’s Grom-O-Rama.
South Bay Surf Club contests go high tech
In 2019, SBBCwill have laptops and printers to provide live computer scoring. An electronic clock and horn will signal the starts and endings of heats. Solar power will replace the noisy, polluting generators.
Hemosa Beach’s Mick Felder lost in motorcycle crash
When the biking world, and his Hermosa Rotary, Chamber and Salvation Army friends heard he was hospitalized, the reaction was a combination of admonishment and admiration. Felder was 83.
Dear Cassy: Hand me down anxiety
There are several options for treating anxiety.
Spotlight on the hill – Women ‘Rock Your Pink’
Cancer Support Community
Around and About December 2018 Peninsula
Events and news from the hill
December Peninsula 2018 Events Calendar
Sunday, November 18 Jesus Says, “I Am” 10:45-11:45 a.m. Explore Jesus’ own words that he is the light of the world; the way, the truth and the life; and the gate and the shepherd; and then discuss how what we discover can help us live more fully. Free community classes in Reeves Hall. Refreshments served […]
Spotlight on the hill – Vanderlip Mansion Fall Fete
Croatian Festival of Spirit
Spotlight on the hill – Vanderlip Heritage Fundraiser
Celebrating the Art of Isadora Duncan
Spotlight on the hill – Art inspired entertaining
Las Candalistas