Oakley’s Sebastian Zietz maintained his frontrunner status throughout the competition to claim the Macy’s CA Trifecta Oakley Pro Junior division title.

Oakley’s Mason Ho (North Shore, HI), 20, won the Oakley Pro Junior ASP North America Championships, an ASP Grade-3 event, in four-to-six foot surf at Santa Cruz’s coveted Steamer Lane on Sunday.

Oakley’s Nat Young (Santa Cruz, CA) won the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) World Qualifying Series (WQS) 4-Star O’Neill Cold Water Classic in great four-to-six foot surf in front of his home crowd at Steamer Lane.

Hawaiian Dusty Payne barreled his way to victory in the Oakley Pro Junior Global Challenge to claim the world’s biggest ever pay-day for a pro junior event in Bali, Indonesia on Tuesday.

The Oakley Pro Junior Global Challenge continued to live up to expectations with quarterfinalists decided in rising 6-foot right hand reef break conditions at the high performance wave of Keramas in Bali, Indonesia today.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Brazilian Simao Romao, 22 years old, leads the party on the crowded Arpoador beach during the last day of Oakley presents Rio Surf Pro International. He started the day breaking the score record of the first WQS in the Arpoador history. The local from Arpoador dismissed two campaigners before beating the experienced South African Greg Emslie, 31 years old, in the great final.

The high performance wave of Keramas roared back to life today, serving up epic 4-6 foot barrelling reef break waves for round two of the Oakley Pro Junior Global Challenge in Bali, Indonesia.

The battle is on for the big bucks in Bali, Indonesia with eighteen of the world’s top junior surfers going toe-to-toe in the opening round of the world’s richest-ever pro junior tournament at the high performance wave of Keramas today.

Welcome to Bali. The waiting period for the inaugural Oakley Pro Junior Global Challenge Championships, the final event of a six-event international series for junior men begins today. Yesterday, 32 of Bali’s top surfers competed for the final wildcard slot at Keramas Beach on Bali’s east side. Garut Widiarta from Kuta narrowly defeated Raditya Rondi in an explosive wave-for-wave count-back final.