June 17, 20201 - (Oceanside, Calif.) - Longboarders from New York to Hawaii and in between competed in the Toyota USA Surfing Longboard Championship today in Oceanside, Calif. The style and steeze were flaring in 3- to 4-foot North Jetty conditions. 

After the fog burned off, the elite group of competitive longboarders put on a show. See results below. 

The event was run by a world-class officiating crew, including head judge Tory Gilkerson, who holds WSL and ISA World Longboard Champion titles and will be a 2021 Olympic judge when surfing makes its debut on the world’s largest sporting stage this summer. 

Women’s 18+

1st  Liv Stokes, Aliso Viejo, Calif. 

2nd Lara Claydon, Maui, Hawaii

3rd  Sive Jarrard, Carlsbad, Calif. 

4th  Fiona Sargente, Melbourne Beach, Fla. 

Mens 18+

1st  Zane Schweitzer, Maui, Hawaii

2nd Kevin Skvarna, San Juan Capistrano, Calif. 

3rd  James Holmes, Waikoloa, Hawaii

4th  Chaz Guernsey, Santa Rosa Beach, Fla. 

Girls U14

1st  Luella Pace, Ventura, Calif. 

2nd Madison Bennett, Florida

3rd  Evelyn McDevitt, Galveston, Texas

4th  Faith Lennox, Haiku, Hawaii

Boys U14

1st  Noah Avallone, Montauk, N.Y.

2nd Kalanoweo Desoto, Waiana, Hawaii

3rd Noah Hogle, Oceanside, Calif. 

4th Harvey Nelson, San Clemente, Calif. 

Girls U18

1st  Puamakamae Desoto, Honolulu, Hawaii

2nd Star D’elia, Oceanside, Hawaii

3rd  Mia Mcmahon, Carlsbad, Calif. 

4th  Indie Hoffman, San Clemente, Hawaii

Boys U18

1st  Jack Van Wagoner, Carlsbad, Calif. 

2nd Aidan Sautner, San Clemente, Calif. 

3rd Noah Avallone, Montauk, N.Y. 

4th Greyson Messier, San Marcos, Calif. 

Men’s 40-plus

1st  Ricky Judalena, Virginia Beach, Va. 

2nd Brandon Strauch, Hawaii

3rd Andre "Spydah" Derizans, Hawaii

4th Clayton Everline, Hawaii

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