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    North Shore Tow-In Surfing Championships

    Association Professional Towsurfers
    Avalanche and Puaena Point,  Oahu Hawaii
    15 December - 31 March 2007

    PREDICTED LARGE SWELL AND TRECHEROUS WEATHER REACH HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

    Surfersvillage Global Surf News, 30 January, 2007 : - - A large swell and a strong shear line reached the Hawaiian Islands on Monday causing power outages and large stormy surf. High surf warnings were posted along with warnings of costal damage. Strong southwest winds kept wind warnings posted as gusts reached up to 60 miles per hour in some areas.

    As contest directors predicted this swell proved to be chaotic. Surfers were surfing odd spots along the coastline including 2-foot “Chocolates” a spot behind Surf-N-Sea Surf Shop in Haleiwa on the North Shore. Outside reefs reached 20 feet on Monday with windblown conditions. This swell is peaking today Tuesday with similar conditions. Normal trade winds are not forecasted to return until next week because of additional low pressure shear lines.

    Additional swells are tracking along the very low jet stream and will continue to bring back-to-back large episodes but with little potential to hold a tow-in  event.   In addition, just to keep everyone hopping, a 6.8 earthquake located near Tasmania near Macquarie Island shook up tsunami watchers, NO TSUNAMI WAS GENERATED.

    Contest officials will continue to closely monitor these large episode swells. For updated information and event status, visit ProTowSurfers.org.

    This year’s event will take place “One Day Only” on the biggest and best day of surf between December 15, 2006 and March 31, 2007. The big wave tow-in surf contest is set to take place on one of the two main big wave outer reef spots over a mile outside of Haleiwa Harbor known as Outside Avalanche and Outside Puaena Point.

    The contest program guide is now posted on Haleiwa-tow-in.com. Contest sponsor NAPA (North Shore Auto Parts) is offering local Haleiwa discounts to competitors who carry an ocean safety card. Additionally check northshoresoapfactory.com for new Hammerheads live camera feed.  Wave Riding Vehicles also is updating their tow-in stock for competitors. The entire crew thanks all our sponsors for their continued support of the Bank of Hawaii North Shore Tow-In Championship.

    Main Invite List:
    Garrett McNamara / Kealii Mamala / HI
    Noah Johnson / Sion Milosky / HI
    Shane Dorian / Ian Walsh / HI
    Jamie Sterling / Mark Healey / HI
    Dan Moore / Mark Anderson / HI
    Makua Rothman / Ikaika Kalama / HI
    Archie Kalepa / Buzzy Kerbox / HI
    Ross Clarke Jones / Tony Ray / AUS
    Carlos Burle / Eraldo Gueiros / BRZ
    Everaldo 'Pato' Texeira / Sylvio Mancusi / BRZ
    Shawn 'Barney' Barron / Darryl 'Flea' Virostko / CA
    Brad Gerlach / Mike Parsons / CA
    Greg Long / Rusty Long / CA
    Zach Wormhoudt / Jake Wormhoudt / CA
    Peter Mel / Anthony Tashnick / CA
    Chuck Patterson / Scott Chandler / CA
    Raimana Van Bastolaer / Manoa Drollet / TAH
    Grant ‘Twiggy’ Baker / James Sampson / SA
    Ramon Navarro / Diego Medina / CHL
    Carlos 'Coco' Nogales / Don Curry / MEX / CA

    Alternate List:
    Danilo Couto / Rodrigo Resende / BRZ
    Ken 'Skindog' Collins / Josh Loya / CA
    Brock Little / Brian Keaulana / HI
    Titus Kinimaka / Kalani Vierra / HI
    Pete Cabrinha / Rush Randle / HI
    Russell Smith /Tyler Smith / CA
    Myles Padaca / Pancho Sullivan / HI
    Jeff Clark / Mike Brummit / CA
    Shane Desmond / Tyler Fox / CA
    Cheyne Horan / Robbie Seeger / AUS/GER
    Kaleo Amadeo / Ahanu Tson-Dru / HI
    Ron Barron / TJ Barron / HI
    Yuri Soledad / John Gangini /  BRZ / HI
    Robbie Frangipane / Todd Robertson / HI
    Campbell Farrell / Doug Young / HI/NZ
    Eric Fisher / Matt Lozano / HI
    Cully Kamisugi / Todd Kamisugi / HI
    Victor Marcal / Tony Fekete / Brazil/Hungary
    Terry Chun / Gui Terry / HI
    Paul Orem / Rama Deodato / HI
    Joao Jabour / Edison DePaulo / HI/BRZ
    Alfy Cater / Taj Burrows / AUS
    Gregg Quinn / Eric Tema / HI  
    Mark Mathews / Koby Alberton / AUS
    Clyde Aikau / TBD / HI
    Ken Bradshaw / TBD / HI
    Andy Cambell / TBD / AUS
    Mike Schlebach / TBD / SA
    Chris Bertish / TBD / BRT
    Dylan Longbottom / TBD / AUS

     

     

    About the Association of Professional Towsurfers, Inc. (APT)
    The Association of Professional Towsurfers, was Founded on March 6, 2003 with the charter to support the responsible growth and development of Tow-In Surfing. The Association of Professional Towsurfers, is dedicated to sanctioning and promoting world class competitions, dissemination of safety and technical information to athletes, and technical direction to event organizers. The empirical growth in alternative sports and the increase in extreme athletic pursuits are well documented.

    The Association of Professional Towsurfers embraces corporate sponsors and media entities that provide the support necessary to increase its events and goals. The Association of Professional Towsurfers has goals to expand its support throughout the world; lobby government agencies and municipalities to provide more certified tow-in access to ocean venues; and be ever attentive to the unique technical and safety needs of this evolving sport and its constituents.

    For full details on the Association of Professional Towsurfers, APT World Tour Tow-In Surfing Circuit, a full list of international advisory board members representing APT and other international tow-in associations visit the Pro Tow Surfers website. 

    Previous reports:
    # 1 :
    2006/7 APT World Tour Tow-In surfing circuit announced
    # 2 : Invite list for North Shore Tow-In Surfing Championships
    # 3 : Holding period kicks off for North Shore Tow-In Champs
    # 4 : North Shore Tow-In Champs monitoring monster swell

    Further Reports:
    Tow-in tour will kick off in Hawai'i

    www.towsurfers.com
    www.protowsurfers.org
    www.haleiwa-tow-in.com

    Check the latest Hawaii Surf Reports and Forecasts
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    APT Contacts:

    Eric Akiskalian, Founder/President
    Association of Professional Towsurfers
    APT World Tour Organizer
    California Office
    805-455-7073
    Eric@protowsurfers.org
    Eric@towsurfer.com

    Alec Cooke, Event Executive Director, Hawaii Tow-In Surfers
    Phone: 808-227-2425
    Hotline 808-641-7038
    AceCool45@Hotmail.com

    Rodeny Kilborn APT Event Sanctioning Director
    Phone: 808-575-2840
    Handsomebugga@aol.com
    handsomegugga@protowsurfers.org

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