During the Billabong Pro Tahiti, the WSL regional office of Hawaii/Tahiti Nui spearheaded two different community initiatives to demonstrate their support and appreciation to the locals who call the island home. General Manager of the region Jodi Wilmott and Operations Read More
The Hawaii Youth Surfing Development Organization lit up Haleiwa Saturday at the first annual Blue Carpet Benefit, which raised awareness and support for the non-profit’s year-round programs. Hosted at the World Surf League (WSL) Hawaii office in the North Shore Read More
WSL Hawaii recently presented a Financial Management Workshop in partnership with Morgan Stanley at their regional office in the North Shore Marketplace, which saw a gathering of junior surfers and big wave athletes along with parents, coaches and WSL staffers. Read More
Coming soon! Career day with Kamehameha Schools.
Hawaii’s surfing community gained a new crew of CPR-savvy ocean athletes as WSL Hawaii offered a certification course at their Haleiwa Headquarters this past Saturday, in partnership with the Hawaii Heart Foundation. With the help of a grant from Volcom Read More
Coming soon!
The World Surf League (WSL) Hawaii opened their doors for the first community event of the surf season, a Social Media For Small Business Night designed to share social marketing tools and tips for local entrepreneurs. Over 40 attendees gathered Read More
The Farrington High School Business Academy teamed up with the World Surfing League (WSL) in a public-private partnership and mentoring project that culminated in an event on Friday November 4, 2016. The end goal: Honor two of Hawaii’s greatest surfers. Read More
The second wave of World Surf League (WSL) Hawaii’s Junior Development Day series took place Sunday, August 28, at world-famous Pipeline, with close to 60 guests in attendance including Hawaii’s top junior athletes Cody Young (Maui) and Brisa Hennessy (Oahu). Read More
WSL Hawaii was very proud to host a career day experience on Saturday, May 14, for Kamehameha and Farrington high school surf team members. Gathering at Haleiwa Ali’i Beach Park, the event introduced young surfer/scholars to the vast variety of Read More
