Ninon Mattei
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Westcliff Surf finished 5th in the Nation at NSSA
Blaze Roche 4th place finish photo by Katie Rouse
Warrior Spotlight - Surf (Blaze Roche)

Westcliff Surf in their official 1st season as a sport here at Westcliff University. They are already make big waves across the surf scene on the west coast. Coach Rouse along with a talented group of surfers have been competing at the highest level. A few surfers that have been making Westcliff's name known across the state are Jack Hopkins, Ninon Mattei, Bryce Mattox and Blaze Roche. As a group the rest of the Surfers at Westcliff (Robert Crist, Cole Futak, Sierra Lim, Ian Livesay and Jake Shiroke) in every competition this season so far have made it to the next round and even to the next rounds the following day. We have had some high finishes with Mattox and Mattei finishing as high as 11th out of 100+ surfers.

photo by Brandon Petersen
Ninon Mattei and Jack Hopkins finished 11th overall, respectively. Photos by Brandon Petersen.
Hopkins, Mattei finish 11th Respectively at NSSA HB

It was a pleasant Sunday at Huntington Beach, great for sunning, not so great for surfing. The waves were in short supply on the final day of the NSSA Huntington Beach Conference Open, but that didn’t stop a couple of Warriors from pushing through and showing out. Both Jack Hopkins on the men’s side, and Ninon Mattei on the women’s, finished 11th overall after clawing through semifinal rounds that featured very few waves powerful enough to get up, much less ride.

Bryce Mattox was one of two Warrior men to move on to Sunday's championship rounds. Photo by Brandon Petersen.
Hopkins, Mattox Make Day 2 at NSSA HB Open

Westcliff Surf had a resoundingly successful Day 1 in Huntington Beach Saturday at the NSSA Conference Open. The men’s team took center stage and pushed four surfers through to the championship qualifying rounds. Jack Hopkins and Bryce Mattox then made it through to the championship rounds on Sunday. They will begin surfing at approximately 9 a.m.