Oakley are proud to announce the signing of top South African female surfing professional Rosy Hodge onto their team. Rosy, who hails from East London, is a member of the elite Womens World Tour of Surfing, and 2010 will be her fourth year competing on this top level. photo Specker

George surfer Bianca Buitendag (16) made a clean sweep of the U20 and premier Open divisions of the 2009 Roxy Wahine Cup in clean two to three foot waves at Suncoast Beach, taking home R12,500 in prize money for her combined victories.

East London surfer Rosy Hodge has requalified for the 2010 Association of Surfing Professional (ASP) World Tour after finishing 10th on this years tour.

Teenage Phenom Carissa Moore Wins Gidget Pro Sunset Beach. Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), 21, has claimed her third consecutive ASP Womens World Title today at the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing presented by Rockstar Energy Drink in Hawaii.

The Roxy Wahine Cup has become one of the most popular contests on the South African surfing calendar, attracting female surfers of all ages from across the country to this unique event.

With less than a month to go until the start of the 2009 Roxy Wahine Cup, South Africas top female surfers have been racking up the surf time in preparation for South Africas premier stand-alone womens surfing contest. With over R22500 in prize money up for grabs across the six divisions - ranging from U14 to Open.