23 April, 2014 - ASP WCT: Carissa Moore and Tyler Wright took to the water in a rematch of last year's Rip Curl Women's Pro Bells Beach Final, with matching 7.50s to open their campaigns. Moore quickly added to her total with a series of powerful carves on the open face, tacking on an excellent 8.73 to her score. The high-scoring battle continued when Wright unloaded her forehand attack with critical snaps in the pocket, earning an 8.27 for her efforts.

21 April, 2014 - ASP WCT: The Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach ran through Rounds 3 and 4 today and the field that started with 36 of the world’s best male surfers was reduced to just 12. Round 4 winners advanced directly into the Quarterfinals, while 2nd and 3rd will need to fight it out in Round 5. The Rip Curl Women’s Pro Bells Beach was called off for the day, and could potentially crown a winner tomorrow. Tour veteran Taj Burrow (AUS) used his 16 years of ASP WCT experience

19 April, 2014 - ASP WCT: After a holding period throughout the opening days of the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach waiting period, Men's Round 1 action would commence early this morning in pumping four-to-six foot waves at Bells Bowl. Heat 1: Bede Durbidge (AUS) 15.77, Nat Young (USA) 14.10, Tiago Pires (PRT) 9.90. The opening heat would kick off in the early morning, with brawny Australian Bede Durbidge, 2013 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach Runner-up Nat Young and Portuguese talent Tiago Pires

13 April, 2014 - ISA WJC: Following an incredible week of camaraderie and competition between the 32 National Teams, the Final Day of the VISSLA ISA World Junior Surfing Championship (WJSC) delivered great waves and exciting surfing performances. The VISSLA ISA WJSC officially closed after all the individual and team champions were crowned. Hawaii is the new VISSLA ISA World Junior Surfing Championship Gold Medal Team and winner of the Team Champion Trophy.

10 April, 2014 - ASP WCT: Quarterfinalists were decided today at the Drug Aware Margaret River Pro. Following the completion of Round 4 at Main Break, history was made when Round 5 of the competition was held at the iconic Western Australian slab 'The Box' for the first time in history. Jordy Smith and Miguel Pupo became the first ever surfers to compete at The Box, with both taking heavy wipeouts while battling for a slot in the Quarterfinals. Smith logged the first score of significance