OCEANSIDE — The world’s top female surfers and a lineup of free live concerts will converge this weekend at Oceanside Pier for the 18th annual Nissan Super Girl Surf Pro, the world’s largest women’s surf contest.
Hosted by ASA Entertainment, the three-day event will feature more than 140 athletes competing in the World Surf League Qualifying Series 3000. It will also offer a festival atmosphere with a range of activities, from esports tournaments to fitness classes and live music.
Defending champion Alyssa Spencer will be among the elite surfers vying for the title. Former Oceanside native Caity Simmers, Sawyer Lindblad and Sage Erickson will be participating in the WSL Rising Tides, sharing stories and offering wisdom to inspire women in attendance.
Simmers, 18, recently made history by becoming the world’s youngest female surf champion on Sept. 6 at the 2024 World Surfing League Final.
In addition to the surf competition, 16 free concerts will take place throughout the weekend, with performances from artists such as Bishop Briggs, CeeLo Green, Beach Weather and lovelytheband.
The event will also feature the Super Girl Gamer esports tournament, an all-female DJ competition, mentorship programs and new activities like beach volleyball, beach soccer and a professional skateboarding contest.
“The Super Girl Surf Pro is a celebration of female empowerment, providing a platform for athletes and artists alike,” said Rick Bratman, CEO of ASA Entertainment. “This event continues to inspire through its combination of world-class surfing, live music, and community-driven activities.”
Nissan, the title sponsor, and CELSIUS, the presenting partner, remain committed to the event’s mission of promoting inclusion and empowerment.
“We are proud to support an event that uplifts women in sports and beyond,” said David Englen, west region vice president of Nissan North America.
Super Girl Surf Pro is free to attend and will run from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. the event will be nationally televised from Nov. 10 to Jan. 31 and streamed live through various platforms.
For more information on schedules, performances, and activities, visit supergirlsurfpro.com or follow @SupergirlPro on social media.
CORRECTION: A previous version incorrectly stated Oceanside surfer Caitlin Simmers was competing in this year’s Super Girl Surf Pro. Simmers did not compete but spoke during the event’s WSL Rising Tides.
