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Surf Break, July 22, 2011

22.07.11

A relatively quick drop-in tide should make things surfing-friendly again around sunset, if the winds stay under control. The best opportunity for waves is to avoid peak crowd hours and time surf sessions with the unusual tides. Expect consistently inconsistent surf this weekend, as a stuttering south-southwest swell mingles with a weak northwest windswell. SURF BREAK. Sunday sees the tide stay above three feet throughout the entire day, rising to a 5. On Saturday, low tide falls slightly but stays above two feet. 8-foot high tide at 4:09 p. m. , making later afternoon sessions a no-go. 99 high just before 5 p. m. , the tide falls quickly throughout the evening. Throughout the weekend, light southwest wind and some patchy fog is predicted in the morning, leaving waves crumbled and water surfaces textured. This weekend, midrange tides keep the reefs underwater throughout the morning. On Friday, low tide is a 2.

Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel

Neil Pearlberg, The Perfect Write: Santa Cruz well represented in Nike video ...

20.05.80

" Each crew must submit a video to Facebook of no more than five minutes in length that will capture the team's style, creativity and originality in one of three sports categories: surfing, skateboarding or BMX. As such, Santa Cruz is a natural location for Nike to promote its Chosen contest. The Soquel native hopes so. Last month, the Nike Chosen mobile tour truck and trailer rolled into our town, where, like Smith-Ford, most were born with a surfboard in one hand and a skateboard in the other. The Nike Chosen challenge is a worldwide video competition open to groups of no fewer than two and no more than four people, known as a "crew. Once a crew's video has been submitted on Facebook --" the deadline is Saturday --" it must create an immediate buzz on the social network and beyond. Three simple words, "Just Do It," and the infamous swoosh logo make up two of the most recognizable trademarks in sports history.

Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel