Between Ian Crane's "Beach Head" and Kolohe Andino's "2% Surf", the grassroots surf scene in San Clemente is well and truly alive. As it should be. After all, San Clemente is home to the most ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. But that was then and this is now. Mention Doheny today and most people default to old men on longboards and little kids learning ...

There are wave pools. And then there is “Nature’s wave pool,” as Ian Crane calls it — the naturally flawless reefbreak featured in Episode 1 of “Maps to Nowhere.” The wave was so absurdly mechanical, ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Ian Crane is recovering in St. Anthony’s Hospital in Lakewood from a harrowing crash through the rear window of a team car in the final stage of the USA Pro ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A month after crashing chin-first through the back window of a stopped car and suffering life-threatening injuries during the USA Pro Challenge, Seattle ...

[Want to be alerted as new episodes drop? Subscribe to our YouTube channel — it’s fun.] Don’t be ashamed if you haven’t heard of Anne dos Santos. She’s been ripping for years, but she’s still rather ...

On a break from competition, Californians Kolohe Andino and Ian Crane hopped across the Pacific to sample a few days of firing Cloudbreak. Be sure to download the free Red Bull TV app and catch the ...

Kolohe Andino and Ian Crane will represent the United States and San Clemente at the 2009 Quiksilver ISA World Junior Surfing Championships. They are part of a 16-member U.S. traveling squad named ...

He came. He craned. He conquered. /strong Ian Crane arrived in Western Australia after a 40+ hour travel day and was thrown right into a perfect left point...on Noa Deane's board. The airline managed ...

The winner of this year's Derby Days Criterium in the Elite Men's category was Ian Crane with a time of 1 hour, 29 minutes and 54 seconds. By Samantha Pak • July 18, 2012 1:26 pm Ian Crane of the ...

For over half a century, the soft, forgiving waves at Dohney have provided a fertile ground for the evolution of surfing. From the early days at Killer Dana, where a teenaged Phil Edwards first ...