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Based in Croyde Bay, North Devon, England, UK - Ten times National Interclub Championship winners

The Mighty North Devon Cup!

The teams have been finalised. If you are not in, cry Dan Newsome and committee a river! If you are in, God Speed, bless you.

The contest is now on 4th July, Woolacombe, 9 o'clock. It's sponsored by St. Austell Brewery and the presentation will be at the Electric Bar with free burger and beer for competitors.

A Team: Nigel Boss, Scott Ranman, Matt Jenkins, Ossian Pleasance, Andrew Cotton, Charlie Charleswiggle.

AA Team: Wayne Cowie, Little Jimmy (Tom Lambert), Dan Newsome , Si Day, Jay Pengo, Steve Gay.

Groms at Satrock Open, Croyde, 2009

Croyde Surf Club's Beau Bromham Takes out Under 16 division of Gul Night Surf

First place in the U16 boys event went to Beau Bromham of Croyde with an excellent display of high class surfing, in waves which were unfortunately not as consistent as the previous day. Max tucker of Porthcawl made the most of the day and took a well deserved second place. Third place went to Luke Dillon at his home break and a very respectable forth went to Welsh surfer Tom Good.

Analog 'Standby' contest, Downend Croyde, window: 6th June - 25th July 2009.

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2009 Croyde Junior Al Rannochan memorial surf competition.

Extreme conditions on Saturday for the junior members of Croyde surf club with huge waves. Taz Knight  showing great future potential in the U14 impressing the judges with his commitment.

He was not deterred by the conditions and as the only under 14 to paddle  'out back'.  Edd Evans impressed the judges in this his first contest with the club winning the U18 boys.

It was a close contest in the girls U18 Lucy Campbell taking the tittle by Half a point. Lucy also winning the U14 girls.

Photos below: www.sunsetsurfers.co.uk.

2009 AL RANNOCHAN Memorial Surf Competition

The event was held in tricky cross shore 3 ft conditions with large tides at Downend, Croyde, it looked hard work. Lyndon Wake threw the biggest most committed turns, this is why he took 1st place. Ossian Pleasance 'walked in the park' and took 2nd. Charlie Charlesworth, contest animal, did what he does and got a solid 3rd, whilst Jinx shat the bed and got a 4th. Good turn out, good fun, special thanks and respect to Matt Saunders for stepping up as Head Judge, legend.

The juniors will compete for the AL-RAN JUNIOR on the 2nd of May, which is looking to be one of the biggest turn-outs in the clubs history.

	Photos: www.robtibbles.com