UPDATE: The Byron Bay Malibu Club (BBMC) showcased its surfing prowess during the 34th Malibu Classic at Evans Head over the October long weekend, with members of all ages riding the waves to impressive podium finishes.
BBMC members, including Nicole Abbott, Indigo Abbott, Mahli Abbott, and others, participated in this thrilling event, drawing competitors from as far as Brisbane. The competition featured professional judging and offered cash prizes across junior and open divisions, as well as a variety of other exciting rewards, including surfboards.
The BBMC, known as one of Australia’s oldest longboard clubs, has a rich tradition of fostering surfing talent. Members meet every second Sunday of the month for a surf at Wategos Beach, creating a strong community built around the love of the sport.
This weekend’s event not only highlighted individual talent but also underscored the club’s commitment to inclusivity, with participants ranging from young juniors to seasoned surfers. The atmosphere was electric, filled with the cheers of supporters and the thrill of competition.
As the weekend unfolded, the BBMC demonstrated resilience and skill, securing numerous podium spots that reflect the dedication and hard work of its members. The club’s focus on nurturing new talent while celebrating the sport’s heritage continues to resonate within the surfing community.
Looking ahead, the BBMC is gearing up for more competitions and events, promising to keep the spirit of surfing alive and vibrant in Byron Bay.
Stay tuned for further updates on upcoming events and highlights from the BBMC, as they continue to ride the wave of success.
