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AJ McCord

AJ McCord

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Freelance Commentator, World Surf League

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Total articles 725

  • Back in the water: Caroline Marks aiming for surfing gold

    By AJ McCord| KRON-TV (San Francisco, CA) Verified TAHITI (NEXSTAR) – Team USA made a powerful start on the first day of Olympic surfing, with 22-year-old Caroline Marks from San Clemente, California, achieving the highest overall score of the day. In her 22 years, Marks has already secured some of the most prestigious accolades in the sport. She is a two-time Olympian, currently aiming for her first medal in Tahiti, and the reigning World Surf League (WSL) World Champion.

    By AJ McCord · KRON-TV (San Francisco, CA)

    Jul. 30, 2024

  • Stuck on an island, surfers hold their own opening ceremony

    By AJ McCord, Austin Kellerman| WXIN-TV (Indianapolis, IN) Verified by: AJ McCord, Austin KellermanPosted:Updated:TAHITI (NEXSTAR) - While the Olympic surfers couldn't make the trip to Paris for the 2024 Games' opening ceremonies, they were still able to be part of the festivities. They held their own ceremony that celebrated both the Games and the local French Polynesian culture. "It's amazing that they have their own culture here in Tahiti and that we get to know it, we get to learn a little bit more of it," said Spanish surfer Nadia Erostabe.

    By AJ McCord, Austin Kellerman · WXIN-TV (Indianapolis, IN)

    Jul. 27, 2024

  • Back in the water: Caroline Marks aiming for surfing gold

    By AJ McCord| KRON-TV (San Francisco, CA) Verified TAHITI (NEXSTAR) – Team USA made a powerful start on the first day of Olympic surfing, with 22-year-old Caroline Marks from San Clemente, California, achieving the highest overall score of the day. In her 22 years, Marks has already secured some of the most prestigious accolades in the sport. She is a two-time Olympian, currently aiming for her first medal in Tahiti, and the reigning World Surf League (WSL) World Champion.

    By AJ McCord · KRON-TV (San Francisco, CA)

    Jul. 30, 2024

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World Surf League

The World Surf League (WSL) is the leading global organization for professional competitive surfing, established in 1976. It oversees elite championships and events, promoting the sport's growth and setting competitive standards. The WSL organizes annual championship tours, regional qualifying events, and specialty competitions, crowning World Champions in various divisions, including men’s and women’s Championship Tours, Longboard, and Big Wave categories. The WSL also focuses on media and broadcasting, producing live events, documentaries, and digital content to reach global audiences. It supports athlete development through rankings, prize money, and training initiatives. Additionally, the WSL is committed to community and sustainability programs, such as WSL PURE, which emphasizes ocean conservation and promotes gender equity in the sport. The league plays a significant role in driving cultural and commercial growth in surfing while advocating for environmental and social responsibility.

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Founded: 1976