Asian Surfing Championships

The Asian Surfing Championships is an association that promotes the sport of surfing in Asia through the organization of competitions.

History

The Asian Surfing Championships was created in 2011. They are headquartered in Bali and led by Tim Haines. ASC promotes surfing in Asian countries and helps other countries establish events. The Championship develops the skills of surfers through competition, brings media attention to formerly unfamiliar regions and aids in the advancement of surfing locally, regionally and internationally. ASC works with local, national and multinational event sponsors, maximizing the results of competitive surfing events. Every year during a multi-national surfing tour, Asian Surfing Champions are crowned in multiple divisions: Open, Women, Longboard, Junior and Master.^[1]

In 2014, the group organized an awards trip to G-Land,^[2] filmed by Indo Inc Productions.

ASC Tour schedules

ASC Pro Schedule 2014
Event	Dates	Location	Status
Maldives Open	Aug 20 – Aug 27	Maldives	Tentative
Covelong Point Open	Sep 12 – Sep 14	India	Tentative
Siargao International Surfing Cup	Sep 22 – Sep 28	Cloud 9, Philippine	Tentative
Malibu Hyuga Pro 2014	Oct 11 – Oct 13	Miyazaki, Japan	ASP – ASC
Soul Surf Poks Memorial Open	Oct 24 – Oct 26	La Union, Philippines	Tentative
Hainan Open	Oct 31 – Nov 02	Hainan, China	Tentative
Taiwan Open of Surfing 2014	Nov 14 – Nov 16	Taitung, Taiwan	Tentative

ASC Pro Schedule 2014
Event	Dates	Location	Status
Rip Curl GromSearch #1	Mar 09	Lombok	Grade 1 – Junior RAJU SENA
Rip Curl GromSearch #2	Mar 23	Lakey Peak, Sumbawa Grade 1 – Junior	ARMAN SYAHBARUDIN
Rip Curl GromSearch #3	Apr 06	Cimaja, West Java Grade 1 – Junior	ERIK DEMIEN
Rip Curl GromSearch #4	Apr 27	Kuta, Bali	Grade 1 – Junior RAJU SENA
Rip Curl International Gromsearch Final	May 7 – May 10	Lakey Peak, Sumbawa Speciality	PAT CURREN, BRISA HENNESSY
Billabong/Surfer Girl Halfway Grommet Attack #1	Jun 22	Kuta – Bali	Grade 1 – Junior
Billabong/ Surfer Girl Halfway Grommet Attack #	Jul 20	Kuta – Bali	Grade 1 – Junior
Billabong/ Surfer Girl Halfway Grommet Attack #3	Aug 31	Kuta – Bali	Grade 1 – Junior
Rip Curl GromSearch National Final	Sep 27 – Sep 28	Lembongan, Bali	Grade 2 – Junior

ASC Women Schedule 2014
Event	Dates	Location	Status
Maldives Open	Aug 20 – Aug 27	Maldives	Tentative
Covelong Point Open	Sep 12 – Sep 14	Kovalam-Chennai, India	Tentative
Malibu Hyuga Pro	Oct 11 – Oct 13	Miyazaki, Japan	ASP – ASC
Soul Surf Poks Memorial Open	Oct 24 – Oct 26	La Union, Philippines	Tentative

ASC Longboard Schedule 2014
Event	Dates	Location	Status
Hainan Open	Oct 31 – Nov 02	Hainan, China	Tentative
Taiwan Open of Surfing	Nov 14 – Nov 16	Taitung, Taiwan	Tentative

Speciality Event Schedule 2014
Event	Dates	Location	Status
Rip Curl Cup Padang Padang 2014	Jul 05 – Aug 17	Padang Padang, Bali	Speciality
VSM Beach Break – Single & Unattached	Nov 28 – Nov 30	La Union, Philippines	Speciality

Champions by Category

2013


Event	Champion
Open	RADITYA RONDI (BALI/IDN)
Women	RINA KITAZAWA (JPN)
Longboard	ARIF NURHIDAYAT (IDN/JABAR)
Master	WAYAN WIRTAMA (IDN/BALI)


Event	Date	Champion
Mentawai Pro Presented by Rip Curl	April 29-27	Oney Anwar (IDN)
Cimaja Open 2013 West Java	May 31 – June 3	Raditya Rondi (IDN)
Oakley Pro Trials Bali	June 18–29	Oney Anwar (IDN)
Billabong Pro Balangan Bali	July 4–7	Raditya Rondi (IDN)
Aceh International Simeulue	August 21–26	Dede Suryana (IDN)
Siargao Surfing Cup Cloud 9 Philippine	September 23–29 Putra Hermawan (IDN)
Taiwan Open Taitung	November 15–17	Jun Shiiba (JPN)

Women
!Event	Date	Champion
West Java Surfing Championship	May 31 – June 3	Rina Kitazawa (JPN)
Billabong Pro Balangan Bali	July 4–7	Rina Kitazawa (JPN)
Siargao Surfing Cup Cloud 9 Philippines	September 23–29	Nilbie Blancada (PHL)
Taiwan Open Taitung	November 15–17	Rina Kitazawa (JPN)

Longboard
Event	Date	Champion
West Java Surfing Championship	May 31 – June 3	Arif Nurhidayat (IDN)
Billabong Balangan Bali	July 4–7	Luke Landrigan (PHL)
Taiwan Open Taitung	November 15–17	Arif Nurhidayat (IDN)

Master
!Event	Date	Champion
Billabong Balangan Bali	July 4–7	Wayan Wirtama (IDN)

2012

Overall
Class	Champion
Open	RADITYA RONDI (BALI/IDN)
Women	ANNISSA FLYNN (THL)
Longboard	ARIF NURHIDAYAT (IDN/JABAR)
Master	DECHA SITHIDAS (THL)

Open
Event	Date	Champion
Quiksilver Taiwan	November 26–27	Sandi Selamet (IDN)
Quiksilver Malaysia	December 2–4	Dede Suryana (IDN)
Billabong Malaysia	December 10–11	Raditya Rondi (IDN)
Monsoon Mayhem Malaysia	January 6–8	Raditya Rondi (IDN)
Oakley Indonesia	April 1–14	Mustofa Jeksen (IDN)
Rip Curl Mentawai	May 23–30	Lee Wilson (IDN)
Quiksilver Open West Java	June 14–17	Lee Wilson (IDN)
Quiksilver Thailand	September 12–15	Mega Semadhi (IDN)

Women
Event	Date	Champion
Quiksilver Malaysia	December 2–4	Annissa Flynn (THAI)
Billabong Malaysia	December 10–11	Yasnyiar Gea (IDN)
Monsoon Mayhem Malaysia	January 6–8	Annissa Flynn (THAI)
Roxy Siargao International Surfing Cup	May 1–4	Nilbie Blancada (PHL)
Rip Curl Mentawai	May 23–30	Michaela Partin (USA)
Quiksilver West Java	June 14–17	Nilbie Blancada (PHL)
Quiksilver Thailand	September 12–15	Annissa Flynn (THAI)

Master
Event	Date	Champion
Quiksilver Malaysia	December 2–4	Toshikazu Kirusji (JPN)
Monsoon Mayhem Malaysia	January 6–8	Hazimin Harun (MAL)
Oakley Indonesia	April 1–14	Ketut Juliarta (IDN)
Quiksilver West Java	June 14–17	Sujari (IDN)
Quiksilver Thailand	September 12–15	Wayan Widiarta (IDN)

Longboard
Event	Date	Champion
Quiksilver West Java	June 14–17	Arif Nurhidayat (IDN)
Quiksilver Thailand	September 12–15	Arif Nurhidayat (IDN)

2011

Overall
Open	RADITYA RONDI (BALI/IDN)
Women	YASNYIAR GEA (INDONESIA)
Longboard	ARIF NURHIDAYAT (IDN/JABAR)
Master	DECHA SITHIDAS (THL)

Open
Event	Date	Champion
Monsoon Mayhem Malaysia	January 7–9	Yuri Andika (IDN)
Oakley Indonesia	April 1–14	Marlon Gerber (IDN)
West Java Indonesia	June 13–18	Lee Wilson (IDN)
Quiksliver Thailand	September 21–24	Raditya Rondi (IDN)
Rip Curl Indonesia	October 8–9	Raditya Rondi (IDN)
Quiksilver Taiwan	November 25–27	Sansi Selamet (IDN)
Quiksilver Malaysia	December 2–4	Dede Suryana (IDN)
Billabong Malaysia	December 10–11	Raditya Rondi (IDN)

Women
Event	Date	Champion
Monsoon Mayhem Malaysia	January 7–9	Yasnyiar Gea (IDN)
West Java Indonesia	June 13–18	Iis Trisnawati (IDN)
September 21–24	Yasnyiar Gea (IDN)
Rip Curl Indonesia	October 8–9	Yasnyiar Gea (IDN)
Quiksilver Malaysia	December 2–4	Annissa Flynn (THL)
Billabong Malaysia	December 10–11	Yasnyiar Gea (IDN)

Master
Event	Date	Champion
Monsoon Mayhem Malaysia	January 7–9	Toshikazu Kikuchi (JPN)
West Java Indonesia	June 13–18	Sujari (IDN)
Quiksilver Thailand	September 21–24	Wayan Gantiyasa (IDN)
Quiksilver Malaysia	December 2–4	Hazimin Harun (MAL)

Longboard
Event	Date	Champion
Quiksilver West Java	June 13–18	Arif Nurhidayat (IDN)
Quiksilver Thailand	September 21–24	Arif Nurhidayat (IDN)
Quiksilver Taiwan	November 25–27	Chen Dong Ming (TAIW)

References

↑ "History". Asian Surfing Championships. Retrieved June 1, 2015.
↑ INDOINCPRODUCTIONS. "ASC AWARDS TRIP TO G-LAND FILMED BY INDO INC PRODUCTIONS". Retrieved 20 July 2016.

External links

"Surf championship kicks off in Taitung".
"Bali's Raditya Rondi Wins West Java Surfing Championship". Jakarta Globe.
"You Are Here: Raditya Rondi, Asian Surfing Champ". 4 January 2012.
Post, The Jakarta. "Raditya Rondi: First Asian surfing Champion".
"ISA And ASC Present 2013 Asian Surfing Symposium". Transworld Business. 27 June 2013.
"Asian Surfing Champions Crowned in Bali -". 9 December 2013.
Magon, Ivo. "Asian Surfing Championships Announces the Maldives Open 2014".
"ISA and ASC proudly present the 2013 Asian Surfing Development Symposium". International Surfing Association. 26 June 2013.
"Asian Surfing Championship". My Life On Board.
"Asian Surfing Champions crowned in Singapore".
"Archives". The Star Online.
"Home". Asian Surfing Championships.

External links

Official website

Asian Championships

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