2006 INTERNATIONAL SURF FESTIVAL
HERMOSA PIER  AUGUST 5
RESULTS

BOYS 14 & under                JR MEN  15-18                    MEN 19 & over

DAYTON SILVA                   MARK JIMENEZ                   AARON OSTER

TIM LANEY                           BRENT BOWEN                JESSE LAW

CONNER BEATY                  CALEB DANDRIDGE              TIM FERGUSON

RICK GUARDENER              TONY FERNADEZ                  ERIC CASTALDO

SHANE FOLEY                      RAY MIENHART                   SHAWN GUDMANSON

ANDREW ANDRUS              DQ                                          DQ

18 & under Long Board     19-49 Long Board               50 & up Long Board

COLBEY RODGERS             NICK WEBER                        DARYL DICKIE

LARRY UGALLI JR              CHRIS BREDESEN JR              DANNY GACAD

NICK RODGERS                   MARK EVANS                      JOHN WITHERSPOON

CHRIS TAKAHASI                FRANK HOLMS                     TED NICHOLS

KEVIN MCNICOL                 MIKE COLLINS                     LEON DARLING

RICHARD SPARKS              DANIEL ARMSTRONG              RON GARNER

WOMENS Short board       WOMENS Long Board        BODY BOARD

NATALIE ANVANZINO         ANNE BOARDWELL                SAM HARMON

KATHRYN OGATA               EMMA HERREA                     MATT FREEMAN

LISA TUTTLE                      SHARON SLAUGHTER            MATT DOMER

SUESAN TUTTLE                  LISA TUTTLE                      BRITT JOYCE

HILLERY SAFASTATAI           MILLSA NEFF                       ANDREW ROBINSON

JACKLYN OGATA                 JAMIE POWERS                   JEREMY WRIGHT

INTERESTING FACTS

Kathryn Ogata (2005 winner) and daughter Jacklyn womens finalist

Little brother Colbey defeats older bother Nick Rodgers in 18 under Long board final

Larry Ugalli Jr almost wins in 18 and under final in memory of his father Larry Sr a consistent finalist at Aloha Days and Surf Festival who we lost recently.

Nick Weber and Dayton Silva only champions to defend.

Body Board champion Sam Harmon fresh off US Armature Championship title two weeks ago in Oceanside being judge by Johnny Joseph Jr winner of National Title in  Virginia Beach in 2001.

The early 1960’s this was the 2^nd most prestigious title in US after Huntington Beach.

Redondo Breakwater site for first five contests. Hermosa Beach resident and former US Jr Surfing Champion John Teague (??why not on Surfers Walk of Fame??) won the first three years when it was only one open division and the top surfers in the world competed.

Walk of Fame members Chris Bredesen Sr and John Joseph Sr were in a few of the early finals with Teague.  KTTV channel 11, Bill Walsh hosting, re-surfed the 1962 final with Bredesen, Joseph, David Newevea and Teague for the first live television telecast ever with Bredesen winning.

Daryl Dickie  (SWoF) has won 9 straight Surf Festival and Aloha Days titles.