2012 Cape Kiwanda Longboard Classic Final Results

2012 Cape Kiwanda Longboard Classic Final Results

Here are the results from this years 14th Annual Cape Kiwanda Longboard Classic. Thank you to all who participated, volunteered, sponsored, spectated, played music, or simply showed up to enjoy the amzing weather and surfing!

Menehune and Parent: 1. Michael Schell 2. Monique Romero 3. Justin Beuford

12 and Under: 1. Savannah Russo 2. Wyatt Link 3. Jon Wright

13 to 17: 1. Deklyn Wood 2. Christian Anderson 3. Laird Tuel

Women: 1. Emily Ballard 2. Lauren Ahlgren 3. Brook Bedingfield

18 to 29: 1. Brock Linder 2. Max Cameron 3. Justin Snodgrass

30 to 39: 1. Jason Oei 2. Nathan Smith 3. Tor Rockness

40 to 49: 1. Brian Anderson 2. Buzzy Moralis 3. John Newman

50 to 59: 1. Pat King 2. Robin Meyer 3. Gary Gregg

60 plus: 1. Micky Young 2. John Tipple 3. Jeff Hollen

Stand Up Paddle: 1. Matt Spencer 2. Ollie Richardson 3. Larz Richardson

Longest nose ride presented by Nixon: Womens - Emily Ballard Mens - Brock Linder

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