Mamala Surf Team Rider Chloe Coleman Wins Surfing For Hope Longboard Classic

A big win on California's Central Coast for Mamala Surf team rider Chloe Coleman!

Mamala Surf team rider Chloe Coleman claimed victory at the 2026 Surfing For Hope Longboard Classic in Pismo Beach, earning the top spot in the opening event of the 2026–2027 North American Longboard Qualifying Series.

Competing against some of North America's top female longboarders, Chloe delivered a standout performance, earning her first regional victory since 2024.

A Strong Performance in the Final

Facing 2024 event champion Malia Ilagan, Chloe put together two impressive scoring rides, an excellent 8.17 and a 6.00, to secure the victory.

The win puts Chloe at the top of the North American regional longboard rankings as the 2026–2027 season gets underway.

For Chloe, who previously competed on the World Longboard Tour, the victory marks an exciting return to the top of the podium.

Surfing for a Cause

The Surfing For Hope Longboard Classic is more than a competition. The event supports the Surfing For Hope Foundation and it’s mission to assist individuals and families affected by cancer.

Held along California's beautiful Central Coast, the event brings together talented surfers, the local community, and a shared commitment to making a difference.

Mamala Women Making Waves

Chloe wasn't the only Mamala Surf team rider competing at the Surfing For Hope Longboard Classic. Summer Romero, Cash Hoover, Luella Pace, and Lua Soaresz also joined an impressive field of talented women longboarders on California's Central Coast.

From accomplished champions to the next generation of competitive surfers, these five women represent the talent, determination, and passion that continue to push women's longboarding forward.

We're proud of every one of them and love seeing our Mamala women supporting one another, competing, and doing what they love.

Congratulations to Chloe on the win, and to all our Mamala women for representing!

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