Saturday 12th November saw over 50 competitors and just as many family, friends and supporters make the trek  to Wedge Island for the 2011 State Wave Titles.

In what proved to be variable and light winds competitors battled it out in an exhausting series of heats for five and half hours. As an indication of the growth in support and popularity in wave riding, for the first time a number of women kiters also competed on Saturday.

Looking to pick up a massive new TV for home? Once again, it's time to shake the can and raise funds for Redkite, supporting children and young people through the cancer journey.

In order to put yourself in the running for a brand new 55' Samsung LCD 'smart tv' WAKSA members are encouraged to register for the event through the Every Day Hero site and start raising money. The kiter who raises the most funds by mid-day Sunday 27th November will win this sensational TV. WAKSA greatly appreciates the asisstance The Good Guys Osborne Park has provided with this prize.

For the first time in Perth, KB4Girls is conducting a 2 day residential, no-cost, water and land-based kiteboarding instructional clinic for local women kiteboarders in Safety Bay over the weekend 16-18th December 2011. This event is being organised and run by volunteers from the international and local kiteboarding community, brought together by Kristin Boese’s KB4girls Foundation.

In what is a definite first for both our sports, WAKSA and Windsurfing WA are proud to announce a joint end of season party for all wind junkies.