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Surfers make strong start at 7th edition of NMPA Indian O...
The Hindu Bureau · 2026-05-29 · via The Hindu: Latest News today from India and the World, Breaking news, Top Headlines and Trending News Videos.
Surfers during the 7th edition of the NMPA Indian Open of Surfing at the Blue Bay Tannirbhavi Eco Beach in Mangaluru on Friday.

Surfers during the 7th edition of the NMPA Indian Open of Surfing at the Blue Bay Tannirbhavi Eco Beach in Mangaluru on Friday. | Photo Credit: H.S. MANJUNATH

MANGALURU

The seventh edition of the three-day NMPA Indian Open of Surfing has begun at the Blue Bay Tannirbhavi Eco Beach in Mangaluru on Friday, with surfers from across the country taking to the waves on the opening day of one of India’s premier surfing competitions.

Serving as a key stop in the national championship series and an important event in India’s Asian Games selection cycle, the championship began under excellent surfing conditions, with clean waves and favourable weather providing the perfect stage for the country’s top surfers.

A surfer in action during the 7th edition of the NMPA Indian Open of Surfing at the Blue Bay Tannirbhavi Eco Beach in Mangaluru on Friday.

A surfer in action during the 7th edition of the NMPA Indian Open of Surfing at the Blue Bay Tannirbhavi Eco Beach in Mangaluru on Friday. | Photo Credit: H.S. MANJUNATH

Competition on the opening day featured action across the Men’s Open, Women’s Open, Under-18 Boys and Under-14 Boys divisions. While the Men’s Open category completed its opening round across 12 heats, the Women’s Open competition progressed through the quarter-final stage.

The junior categories also witnessed intense competition, with the Under-18 Boys division contesting its opening-round heats and the newly introduced Under-14 Boys category advancing through the quarter-finals.

Men’s Open category

The day began with the Men’s Open category, where 45 surfers competed across 12 heats in a fierce battle for qualification. The top two surfers from each heat progressed to Round 2, scheduled for Saturday.

Among the standout performers were Kishore Kumar (12.90), Ramesh Budihal (12.57), Tayin Arun (12.10), Sanjaikumar S. (11.84), Ajeesh Ali (11.74), Akilan S. (11.66), Sivaraj Babu (11.33), Sanjay Selvamani (11.33), Harish M. (10.27), Srikanth D. (9.33), Ruban V. (7.93) and Som Sethi (7.30).

Women’s Open quarter finals

The Women’s Open quarter-finals saw Tamil Nadu’s Kamali Moorthy emerge as the highest scorer of the day across all categories with an impressive score of 13.83. Goa’s Sugar Shanthi Banarse followed closely with 11.00 as both surfers secured their places in the semi-finals with commanding performances and excellent manoeuvring skills under the challenging conditions.

Joining them in the semi-finals are Ishita Malaviya (6.40), Devi Ramanathan (5.90), Saanvi Hegde (5.37), and Shrishti Selvam (5.33).

Juniors

The Surfing Juniors Under-18 Boys category also saw exciting action as 19 surfers competed across six heats for a place in the quarter-finals.

A surfer in action during the 7th edition of the NMPA Indian Open of Surfing at the Blue Bay Tannirbhavi Eco Beach in Mangaluru on Friday.

A surfer in action during the 7th edition of the NMPA Indian Open of Surfing at the Blue Bay Tannirbhavi Eco Beach in Mangaluru on Friday. | Photo Credit: H.S. MANJUNATH

Surfers who secured qualification included Harish P. (12.67), Tayin Arun (10.33), Som Sethi (9.93), Pradeep Pujar (9.07), Prahlad Sriram (8.60), Sheik Davudh S. (6.93), Yogesh A. (6.33), Raju Suresh Pujar (5.63), Praveen Pujar (4.40), Harus Mohaiyadeen (3.63), Sanku Karthek (3.07) and Akash Pujar (2.57).

The opening day concluded with the quarter-finals of the newly introduced Surfing Juniors Under-14 Boys category. Harish P. (11.33), Sheik Davudh S (6.67), Yogesh A. (6.50), Prahlad Sriram (5.43), Prashanth (4.53), Mukhesh (3.70), Likhith Salian (2.67) and Ishant K. Sateesh (2.07) secured their places in the semi-finals scheduled for Saturday.

The championship is being organised by the Mantra Surf Club and Surfing Swami Foundation under the aegis of the Surfing Federation of India, with support from the State government and the Karnataka Surfing Association.

A surfer in action during the 7th edition of the NMPA Indian Open of Surfing at the Blue Bay Tannirbhavi Eco Beach in Mangaluru on Friday.

A surfer in action during the 7th edition of the NMPA Indian Open of Surfing at the Blue Bay Tannirbhavi Eco Beach in Mangaluru on Friday. | Photo Credit: H.S. MANJUNATH

A surfer in action during the 7th edition of the NMPA Indian Open of Surfing at the Blue Bay Tannirbhavi Eco Beach in Mangaluru on Friday.

A surfer in action during the 7th edition of the NMPA Indian Open of Surfing at the Blue Bay Tannirbhavi Eco Beach in Mangaluru on Friday. | Photo Credit: H.S. MANJUNATH

Published - May 29, 2026 07:28 pm IST