Shem Creek Race Awards $10K to Winner

The first annual Shem Creek Shootout on Saturday, July 17, had a great turn out from SUP pros on the East Coast. A good- and enthusiastic- crew from Wilmington, NC really brought the heat!

The first annual Shem Creek Shootout on Saturday, July 17, had a great turn out from SUP pros on the East Coast. A good- and enthusiastic- crew from Wilmington, NC really brought the heat!
The H2O Overdrive National SUP CUP held July 31st wasnt even a blip on the SUP radar a month ago. But behind the promotional wizardry of Barret Tester and proximity of the Outdoor Retailer Expo, this quickly forming event drew the attention of a national field and developed into a force of nature.

SEA Paddle NYC is adding a competitive edge to its fourth-annual fundraising event. In addition to the non-profit’s charity paddle around Manhattan, its Elite Race is bringing professional paddle boarders to New York to go head-to-head in SEA’s first-ever competitive paddle.

This year, the race will start at 10:00 AM (check in starts at 8:30 AM) and will be DOWNWIND on the return leg!!! The race will START & FINISH on the border of the Coronado City Beach and the NAB/Gator Beach.
On Sunday October 24, 2010 the PONCE YACHT AND FISHING CLUB will host the first "Escape from Coffin Island" 8 mile open ocean, downwind SUP and Prone Paddlers Elite race.
Australian Jamie Mitchell, 33, claimed an unprecedented ninth Molokai-2-Oahu World Paddleboard title in Hawaii today, completing the 32-mile distance just four minutes outside of his own record in a time of 4 hours, 52 minutes and 45 seconds.
Yolo Board announces the results of the fourth 2010 YOLO Board Stand-Up Paddle Series race event on July 15th at Western Lake at the WaterColor BoatHouse..

The 3rd race of the Quicksilver Tahoe Series, Jam from the Dam, was held under perfect glassy conditions on a 6 mile stretch of coast along North Lake Tahoe.
Taking place at the Oceanside Pier Amphitheater, the third annual Maui Jim Surf Monkey includes an array of events, including the 5k run on the strand, 1 mile open water swim.

California's Jeff Denholm and Hawaii's Mark Matheson fell victim to two very different, life-changing accidents back in the '90s. Denholm lost an arm aboard a fishing vessel off the coast of Alaska, and Matheson fell four stories off the balcony of a hotel on Kauai.