HUNTINGTON BEACH SURFING WALK OF FAME
Each year the Walk of Fame selection committee compiles a comprehensive ballot of qualified candidates with the help of cooperating surf associations, museums, magazines, and other media organizations. The ballots broken down into five categories of achievement, are then distributed to an international panel of surfing authorities who cast their votes to decide which candidates will receive the coveted stones.
   
Surf Culture Surf culture - nominated from the arts and/or administration field and must have helped create a define surfing culture.
 
BUD BROWNE
   
Surf Champion Surfing champion - must have held World Championship and/or World Class events titles specific to the City of Huntington Beach.
 
   
Surf Pioneer Surf pioneer - based on achieved surfing fame as respected surfers or pioneers in the time before major championships; candidates must have reached the age of fifty years old or are deceased.
 

MIKE DOYLE / Photo: Bud Browne
   
Local Hero Local hero - either resided 10 years in Huntington Beach or graduated from the Huntington Union School district and were finalists in championships in category Surfing Champions, contributed to Huntington Surfing Culture, were Surf Pioneers in the City, or were champions of the annual Huntington City Championships.

 

 



Robert August
   
Women of the Year Women of the year - female who achieved the most votes collectively from any of the above categories.
 


LINDA BENSON / PHOTO: Leroy Grannis

 

   
Honor Roll The Honor Roll was created to honor those individuals who have contributed to surfing and it's culture and are deserving of recognition, but might not qualify to receive a stone on the Walk of Fame. Honor Roll recipients are selected by the Surfing Walk of Fame Board of Directors.
 



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