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Torrance Beach delivers for Dive N’ Surf/SB Boardriders contest

Kevin Cody|January 12, 2020

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Dive N’ Surf/South Bay boardriders competitors. Photo b y Kevin Cody

Following a week of solid surf, the South Bay was forecast to go flat on Saturday, the day scheduled for the Dive N’ Surf/South Bay Boardriders Contest at Torrance Beach. So the contest was pushed back a day, and held Sunday. Contest organizers were vindicated when a waste high swell with light offshore winds came in, giving the nearly 200 contestants plenty to work with. (Results pending,)

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Written by: Kevin Cody

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