There were cool vibes and home-grown wins for local surfers at the annual Tweni2’s Pairs Surfing Competition, held recently at The Spot Backpackers.
Surfers enjoyed an early start, and spectators lined the beach enjoying watching them battle it out.
This year, after the first round, the surfers went into two pools which afforded more opportunity for the locals to share the pot.
At the music festival, South Coasters showed their support in a big way, rocking and jiving to the tunes of the musicians and DJs until the wee hours.
Tweni2’s supports Ugu Surfriders and Umtentweni Tidy Town initiatives and thanked all their numerous sponsors who have been so loyal to the cause and the community.
The founders of the event, Pete and Lindy Horlock, made special mention of Andrew ‘Roosta’ Lange for his role in organising this year.
They also thanked all the surfers and supporters who were part of it all.
RESULTS:
Lost Business Class, Chad du Toit and James Ribbink were the winners of the Gold Surfer division, with Ricky Basnett and Mickey Venter runners-up.
Tweni locals Calvin Moore and Andrew Lange won the Silver Surfer division.
Amakhosi, Avuyile Ndimase and Nthando Msibi were the runners-up.
Calvin Moore claimed the Super Local Surfer award.
Clayton Turrell scooped the Darryl ‘Doe’ Osborn Wave of the Day award.
Nicholas Njapha from Tweni took home the Carve of the Day award and received a set of Maisch fins.
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