NSSA - National Scholastic Surfing Association

The National Scholastic Surfing Association (NSSA) is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to encourage and assist its members in their interest to learn and develop the fundamentals and skills of surfing competition while competing in structured and quality events. The NSSA promotes the qualities of discipline and competitive excellence while supporting the merits of academic achievement to young surfers. The NSSA strives to provide a fun surfing experience for all of its members.

The NSSA is one of the few national youth sports organizations that require its participants to maintain academic standards in order to compete. Since 1978, the NSSA program philosophy has been that athletics and scholastics go hand in hand. More than 80 NSSA events are run nationwide that culminate with the annual National Championships which is regarded as the highest profile youth surfing event in America.


2024/25 NSSA Season


Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico Explorer Boys - (1 surfers)
Puerto Rico Explorer Girls - (1 surfers)
Puerto Rico Explorer Super Girls (12 & under) - (2 surfers)
Puerto Rico Explorer Super Groms - (1 surfers)
Puerto Rico Open Girls - (2 surfers)
Puerto Rico Open Juniors - (2 surfers)
Puerto Rico Open Mens - (2 surfers)
Puerto Rico Open Mini-Grom Girls - (4 surfers)
Puerto Rico Open Super Girls - (2 surfers)
Puerto Rico Open Women - (3 surfers)


College
Southwest College Longboard - (29 surfers)
Southwest College Men - (118 surfers)
Southwest College Team - (30 surfers)
Southwest College Women - (52 surfers)


Southwest
Southwest Explorer Boys - (5 surfers)
Southwest Explorer Girls - (1 surfers)
Southwest Explorer Juniors - (5 surfers)
Southwest Explorer Menehuene - (3 surfers)
Southwest Explorer Mens - (1 surfers)
Southwest Explorer Super Groms - (2 surfers)
Southwest Explorer Super Seniors - (1 surfers)
Southwest Explorer Women - (1 surfers)
Southwest Explorer Womens Longboard - (1 surfers)
Southwest Open Boys - (32 surfers)
Southwest Open Girls - (13 surfers)
Southwest Open Juniors - (25 surfers)
Southwest Open Mens - (48 surfers)
Southwest Open Mini-Grom - (9 surfers)
Southwest Open Mini-Grom Girls - (8 surfers)
Southwest Open Super Girls - (13 surfers)
Southwest Open U10 Boys - (5 surfers)
Southwest Open U10 Girls - (4 surfers)
Southwest Open Women - (9 surfers)


Gold Coast
Gold Coast Explorer Boys - (17 surfers)
Gold Coast Explorer Girls - (4 surfers)
Gold Coast Explorer Juniors - (18 surfers)
Gold Coast Explorer Menehuene - (11 surfers)
Gold Coast Explorer Mens - (13 surfers)
Gold Coast Explorer Super Groms - (2 surfers)
Gold Coast Explorer Women - (1 surfers)
Gold Coast Explorer Womens Longboard - (1 surfers)
Gold Coast Super Seniors - (5 surfers)


Southeast/North
Southeast/North Explorer Boys - (9 surfers)
Southeast/North Explorer Duke - (1 surfers)
Southeast/North Explorer Girls - (1 surfers)
Southeast/North Explorer Juniors - (5 surfers)
Southeast/North Explorer Longboard - (3 surfers)
Southeast/North Explorer Menehuene - (3 surfers)
Southeast/North Explorer Mens - (3 surfers)
Southeast/North Explorer Seniors - (3 surfers)
Southeast/North Explorer Super Girls (12 & under) - (3 surfers)
Southeast/North Explorer Super Groms - (5 surfers)
Southeast/North Open Boys - (11 surfers)
Southeast/North Open Girls - (2 surfers)
Southeast/North Open Juniors - (5 surfers)
Southeast/North Open Longboard - (3 surfers)
Southeast/North Open Mens - (6 surfers)
Southeast/North Open Mini-Grom - (4 surfers)
Southeast/North Open Mini-Grom Girls - (2 surfers)
Southeast/North Open Super Girls - (3 surfers)
Southeast/North Open U10 Boys - (3 surfers)
Southeast/North Open U10 Girls - (1 surfers)

Northwest
Northwest Open Mens - (1 surfers)