Tom Dosland Surfing Results
.. Episode five from Volcom’s FUNTITLED series featuring Parker Coffin, Alex Gray, Derek Dunfee, Mike Gleason, Gavin Beschen, Tom Dosland, Dean Morrison, Bruce I
Tom Dosland, Dean Morrison, Bruce Irons, Dave Wassel & Dusty Payne. A highlight reel for the ages — Pipe puts on it’s best game face while Volcom’s elite
..ered. Kauai's Stephen Koehne, the top-scorer of the day, ended up with a gruesome gash to the knee that could well see him out of the water for weeks. Regular Pipeline chargers Mark Healey and
Tom Dosland took the wipeout beatings of the day, and Pipe specialist Dave Wassel was the overall standout. "I pulled into the barrel and next thing I knew I just got shot in the knee by my board,"
..: Bielmann. Kauai’s Stephen Koehne, the top-scorer of the day, ended up with a gruesome gash to the knee that could well see him out of the water for weeks. Regular Pipeline chargers Mark Healey and
Tom Dosland took the wipeout beatings of the day, and Pipe specialist Dave Wassel was the overall standout. “I pulled into the barrel and next thing I knew I just got shot in the knee by my board,” said Koehne.
..the increasing swell. Doesn’t mean he wasn’t telling fish tales to
Tom Dosland about it.Doesn’t mean he wasn’t telling fish tales to Tom Dosland .. Tom Dosland about it.Doesn’t mean he wasn’t telling fish tales to
Tom Dosland about it.Edrick BaldwinJason FredericoJD Irons and the Volcom hous... A fact he repeatedly brought up during the webcast.Pipe mainstay
Tom Dosland.Florida boy Oliver Kurtz drives through this beast to win his heat
.. of the water for weeks. Regular Pipeline chargers Mark Healey and
Tom Dosland took the wipeout beatings of the day, and lifeguard/Pipe specialis..est 2 rides and are out of a maximum 20 points. Trials Round 1 H1:
Tom Dosland (Haw) 7.33pts: David Wassel (Haw) 6.06pts; Derek Ho (Haw) 3.00pts:..w) 7.34pts; Stephen Koehne (Haw) 7.27pts; Ezra Sitt (Haw) 4.00pts;
Tom Dosland (Haw) 1.70pts H2: Parker Coffin (USA) 5.70pts; Kawai Lindo (Haw) 3
.. knee that could well see him out of the water for weeks. Regular Pipeline chargers Mark Healey and
Tom Dosland took the wipeout beatings of the day, and Pipe specialist Dave Wassel was the overall standout. .. knee that could well see him out of the water for weeks. Regular Pipeline chargers Mark Healey and
Tom Dosland took the wipeout beatings of the day, and Pipe specialist Dave... Caio Ibelli and Leila Hurst ha
.., Taj Burrow, Conner Coffin, Mike Losness, and
Tom Dosland.
..rs and untimely events. Nothing personal. Bill loves Ian Walsh’s surfing. He loves Cloudbreak barrels as big as Hollywood’s Marathon Apartments. And who will win the XXL’s Monster Tube? Shane Dorian?
Tom Dosland? James Hollmer-Cross? Mark Mathews? Eric Rebiere? I say Mark Mathews. I once did the Bra Boy handshake with Koby Abberton after too many drinks on Australia’s Gold Coast. I was wearing something amaz
..ws? Whoever has the biggest balls! Who’s gonna get the biggest, most badass barrel at Pipe? Andy Irons! Who’s gonna win the Eddie? Andy Irons! Who’s gonna pull the most chicks? My brotha,
Tom Dosland! Tow in or paddle? It depends on the wave. If you can paddle then definitely paddle! If it’s too big and nuts to paddle, then tow, but you better pack it [charge a big one] if you’re towing in!
..action of the Hansen's Energy Pro. Never before has a professional surfing event at Pipeline received four straight days of such perfect, large surf. For 19-year-old up-and-coming outer-island surfer
Tom Dosland (Haiku, Maui), the rest of his career may pale in significance after today. His experience of surfing and competing at perfect Pipeline this week will not likely be equaled. Dosland's win of the a
..ries have been whittled down to 12 Hawaiians – Ho, Rothman, Patacchia, Mikey Bruneau, Dustin Barca, Kamalei Alexander, Tamayo Perry, Kawika Stillwell, Pancho Sullivan, Evan Valiere, Jamie O’Brien and
Tom Dosland; one Mainland American – Chris Ward (California); one Australian – Shaun Cansdell; one Frenchman – Eric Rebiere; and Ohno (Japan). With waves forecast to remain at heights of 10-12 feet tomorrow,
