International Surf Festival 2017: Swim, Surf, Sail, Volleyball,Taplin Bell, Medal of Valor
The Charlie Saikley Six Man. Photo by Richard Podgurski Jr
Six Man Volleyball, Team Fletch prosper once more
Bullock repeats as Pier-to-Pier Swim champion
Maveicks big wave champion Nic Lamp lets loose at the Manhattan Pier during the ISF Surf Championships. Photo by Wright Adaza
Titans of Mavericks champ Nic Lamb wins MB surf contest
Scott and Nate Rosen at te finish of the Velzy Stevens Pier to Pier Paddleboard Race. Photo
2017 International Surf Festival a South Bay family affair
A young paddler sprints to the finish aboard a soft top paddleboard during the Velzy Stevens Paddleboard Championships.
Velzy-Stevens Paddleboard Race attracts all ages
Stand up paddler Pat Ryan, and Donkeys Matt Walls, Scott Rusher and Ron Roebuck line up at the start of the Riviera Mexican R10 Paddleboard race. Photo
Molokai champions win Riviera Mex R10 Paddleboard
Congratulating former Chief Lifeguard Randy DeGregori (center) on receiving the Lifeguard Lifetime Achievement Award are interim Chief Lifeguard Fernando Boiteux, L.A. County Supervisor Janice Hahn, Beach Cities Health District board member Jane Diehl, and Los Angeles County Fire Chief Daryl Osby. Photo
Medal of Valor dinner honors L.A. County lifeguards
Juliet Hemstreet works her way upwind during the King Harbor Yacht Club Surf Festival youth races last Wednesday. Photos
Youth sailing added to Surf Festival
The Flamingos won the coed 12-and-under division of the Junior 6-Man beach volleyball tournament. Photo courtesy of Manhattan Beach Department of Parks and Recreation
Junior 6-man beach tourney keeps tradition alive
LA County-Southern lifeguards retain Taplin title
