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Bow for the King and Queen of the shorebreak

Clear blue skies set the tone for the day with 42 daredevils taking to the waves for the body surfing event.

September 5, 2019
Sboniso Dlamini Less than a minute
Scott Humphry (right) won the Fiamma fearless trophy and The Mozambik King of the Shorebreak Trophy, just beating Estavan Dippenaar (left) in the final.

Hundreds of people flocked to Salt Rock Beach for the King and Queen of the Shorebreak competition on Sunday.

Scott Humphry won the Fiamma Fearless Trophy and The Mozambik King of the Shorebreak Trophy, beating Estavan Dippenaar in the final.

All the proceeds raised will be donated to the Inqolobane Children’s Home and will go towards specific needs.

For the first time, the event included a Queen of the Shorebreak beauty pageant.

Photos: Gavin Higgins Photography and Sboniso Dlamini/The North Coast Courier

Young adventure seekers were thrilled to watch the body surfing at the King of the Shorebreak competition at Salt Rock main beach on Sunday. MC Diogo Barendse here with a few excited local kids. Photo: Gavin Higgins Photography.
Sandra and Troy Taylor with Gunter Schuttler.
Sassy young Sadie Koen.
Miss Teen Queen Leighshè van Biljon.
Tiny miss Queen of the Shorebreak (3 to 6 years), Halala Nqobo, 1st princess Aphelele Mncwango and 2nd princess Danay Du Plessis.
Miss Queen of the Shorebreak Andiswa Dlamini walking tall.

 

 

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September 5, 2019
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