Known as “Ace Cool,” he was known as the “Evel Knievel” of the big-wave surf world. He became famous for...
She became the first woman to win Olympic surfing gold in the sport’s debut this past July. She also captured...
A champion surfer, he represented both Outrigger Canoe Club and Hawai‘i in national and international surfing meets. In 1970, he...
A 1957 Mākaha International surf champion, she recently published a book, “Wave Woman,” about her mother, Betty Pembroke Heldreich Winstedt,...
Considered one of the legends of the surfing world, he taught seventh and eighth grade science at Punahou and was...
A legendary big-wave surfer and 1968 World Surfing Champion, Hemmings founded The Pipe Masters and the Triple Crown of Surfing....
Now known as Laura Lee Ching, she won the 1972 Mākaha International Surfing Championships and became the first woman to...
The 1972 and 1976 winner of the Duke Kahanamoku Invitational Surfing Championship. JJ Jones ’70 said he got the nickname...
A young phenom, he’s steadily been gaining recognition as one of O‘ahu’s best up-and-coming surfers. He was the 2017 WSL...
At 17, he won the Duke Kahanamoku Invitational Surfing Championship. Between the ages of 21 and 27, he won most...
An oceanographer and a top-ranked, big-wave surfer in the 1960s. He could be seen at Waimea with Eddie Aikau, and...
The former Punahou math teacher and swim coach won the 1958 Mākaha International Surfing Championships and helped shape big-wave riding...