Quiksilver City Of Newport Beach Championship Presented By Jack’s Surfboards

    September 26, 2011 by Taylor Cotton

    This weekend I was lucky enough to be part of the 23rd Annual Quiksilver City Of Newport Beach Championship Presented By Jacks Surfboards. The two day event saw small but contestable conditions for the 133 contestants. This great local event has helped support the up coming youth and the older competitors show off there skills year in and year out. Each of the 7 divisions of surfers were stoked to get the hottest 100 yards of Newport Beach to themselves this past weekend. All in all the event was a huge success for the competitors and the community of Newport Beach. I want to give a special thanks to the City of Newport Beach for letting us take over the beach for the weekend. I also want to thank Jack’s Surfboards, Surfer Magazine, Brillo Productions, Felt Bikes, Todd Kline, Chad Wells, and everyone else that helped out with the event. I hope to see you all down there next year.

    Results:

    Open Mens:
    1st Bobby Okvist
    2nd Blake Davis
    3rd Joe Alani
    4th Victor Done

    Womens:
    1st Mackie Albertson
    2nd Keisha Maghanoy
    3rd Mackenzie Rice
    4th Summer Shorey
    5th Izzy Morris

    Elementary:
    1st Tyler Gunter
    2nd Sebastian Williams
    3rd Luke Davenport
    4th Billy McCoy

    Middle School:
    1st Tyler Gunter
    2nd Hunter Barrett
    3rd Alex Schwarzenbach
    4th Kingston McCarthy

    High School:
    1st Blake Davis
    2nd Charlie Hawthorne
    3rd Chandler Norton
    4th Matt Porteous

    Masters:
    1st Bryan Doonan
    2nd Nicoli Glazer
    3rd Chad Chamberlian
    4th Duane Toole

    Legends:
    1st Nicolai Glazer
    2nd Jason Shook
    3rd Todd Miller
    4th Mike Estrada

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    Tags: Quiksilver Newport Beach Surf Championships 2011, Surf blog, Surf events, Surf news

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