Nelson Mandela Bay – Surfing South Africa proudly announces the Royal St Andrews Hotel SA Interclub Championships at Pollock Beach in Gqeberha. This event will take place on 1 April and is the first event in the Nelson Mandela Bay Surf Fest. It will be followed by the Sea Harvest Pipe Junior SAST event on April 2 – 4th. Thereafter, the festival will conclude with the Nelson Mandela Bay Pro Junior on April 5 and 6th.
Club surfing is where it all starts, and Surfing South Africa has a fresh focus on clubs and club surfing in South Africa. Surf clubs play a vital role in educating, nurturing, and instilling the correct values and ideologies for young and old surfers and are thus intrinsic to the growth of our sport.
“One of the strongest pillars in surfing is club surfing, and we are delighted to be getting the National Club Surfing Championships back up and running,” said Surfing South Africa General Manager Reza De Nicker. “Also, we are so stoked that Royal St Andrews Hotel has come on board to help us pave the way.”
Royal St Andrews Hotel SA Interclub Championships > INTERCLUB
Clubs competing in this event are from the Western Cape, Eastern Cape and Kwazulu-Natal.
Western Cape
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- Kommetjie A
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- African Surf Alliance
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- Surf Emporium
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- Local Surf Lounge A
Eastern Cape
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- JBay Surf House
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- Wave Point Foundation
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- Jbay Surf Club
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- JBay Surf Alliance
KwaZulu-Natal
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- North Coast
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- North Swell
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- Sisonke Surf Club
Surfing South Africa is the official National Federation for Surfing in South Africa. SSA is a member of the South African Confederation of Sport and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) and is recognised as the governing body by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture.
Surfing South Africa is responsible for developing the sport, hosting National tournaments, sanctioning International events, and selecting National teams in all SSA disciplines. SSA is a member of the African Surfing Confederation (ASC) and the International Surfing Association (ISA), the sport’s World governing body.
About The Royal St Andrews Hotel
The historic Royal St. Andrews Hotel, Spa, and Conference Centre in Port Alfred has an outdoor pool, a state-of-the-art conference centre, and free high-speed WiFi. The elegant rooms and suites at the hotel are air-conditioned and feature a flat-screen TV, private bathroom, and tea-and-coffee-making facilities.
The Thistle Restaurant is ideal for intimate dinners or special occasions. It serves fine cuisine and a good selection of South African wines. The Highlander Pub offers locally crafted beer and traditional pub cuisine. Overlooking a courtyard and a garden, the casual
Paper Nautilus Deli serves coffee and breakfasts.
Contact:
T. +27(0)46 604 5400
Facebook – www.facebook.com/RoyalStAndrewsHotel
Instagram – @royalstandrewshotelandspa/
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