Top surfer Heather Clark is counting sleeps until she represents South Africa at the ISA World Masters Surfing Championships in El Salvador in October.
It has been 11 years since the ISA last ran this event, which makes it all the more exciting.
Clark is the most decorated South African women’s wave rider of all time, having spent 14 years on the ASP World Tour, eight of which were on the World Championship Tour, which consists of the top 16 women surfers in the world.
She is now currently fundraising to pay for her trip and needs as much support as possible from the community.
Here’s how you can get involved:
* The Black Lapels will be playing at Schooner’s Bar and Restaurant in Umtentweni on September 28. Lots of spot prizes up for grabs, and a raffle ticket will be drawn. Talented brother duo of Rob and Garth Warren, who, in their latest foray, have partnered with local musicians and producers to form the Black Lapels, whose gritty, magnetic and distinctive sound has attracted an impressive following, will play after the rugby at 17:00. Booking is essential: 039 695 0701.
* Raffle tickets can be purchased from Surf Action in Margate, Ocean Sport in Margate, Surf Boyz in Port Shepstone, Oribi Plaza, WildFishn at Shelly Beach, Tightline Fisheries in Shelly Beach, C-Bali in St Mike’s, Luckys Discount Centre in Manaba, Wild Coast Fitness in Manaba and Port Shepstone, South Coast Padel at Douglas Mitchell and Margate Country Club at the pro shop. Contact Menize on 072 366 6460.
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