SURF BOARDROOM
SURF LEAGUE

DATE: Saturday 5 October
TIME: 8am - 2pm
LOCATION: Scarborough Beach

Surf League first ran back in 1986 and ever since it has been a breeding ground for stoke and excitement amongst WA boardriders clubs who’ll converge on Scarborough Beach to compete for over $5,000 in cash and prizes.The Surf Boardroom Surf League embodies what Australian sport is all about; mateship, team spirit, loyalty and unbelievable camaraderie.

Surf League’s unique competition format will see clubs nominate their six strongest surfers (4 x open age surfers, 1 x Over-35 master, and 1 x Under-18 junior), with each surfer’s best two scores added together for an overall team total.

2024 celebrates the 32nd year that The Surf Boardroom will be supporting this iconic event that has become a rite of passage for many of WA’s best and most aspiring surfers.

Pls note: depending on weather conditions this competition may be moved to Sun 6 Oct.

GROUNDSWELL
SURF COMP

DATE: Sunday 6 October
TIME: 8am - 2pm
LOCATION: Scarborough Beach

Continuing the long running partnership with Surfing WA, the Groundswell Surf Comp is a celebration of local community talent and spirit for the sport in a friendly Mate vs. Mate format. From first comp to seasoned pro, all ages and skill-levels are welcome to join their division and ride the Scarborough waves for a chance at winning some serious prizes.

Pls note: depending on weather conditions this competition may be moved to Sat 5 Oct.

SURFER RESCUE 365 COURSES

DATE: Saturday 5 October
TIME: 10.00am & 12.00pm
LOCATION: Scarborough Beach. On the beach in front of the amphitheatre.

The Surfers Rescue 365 program aims to provide recreational surfers and beach users with lifesaving skills through the free basic ocean rescue course that teaches crucial training to assist in an emergency situation that could ultimately save a life! These simple yet effective and proven rescue techniques have been designed by professional lifeguards and some of the world's most elite surfers and waterman.

Over 99% of WA’s coastline is unpatrolled, with many of the state’s most spectacular and remote beaches providing idyllic swimming, diving and surfing conditions. Often these locations become scenes that require those with crucial training to assist in an emergency situation, often saving a life.