Surfers of all skill levels compete in 23rd annual Tommy Tant Memorial Classic

Surfers in the pro divisions competed for $12,000 in total prize money.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 4:52 p.m. November 18, 2025
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The 23rd Annual Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic was held Nov. 15-16, south of the Flagler Beach pier.

The event began as the community’s response to the loss of local surfer Tommy Tant who died unexpectedly in 1998. It has become one of the longest-running surf contests on the East Coast.

This year's event featured 19 divisions for all ages and skill levels with pro divisions competing for $12,000 in total prize money. Since its founding, the Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic has raised more than $200,000 for local scholarships, food banks, and The Marfan Foundation, supporting research into connective tissue disorders like the one that affected Tommy.

The event also featured raffles, vendors and kids' crafts and a memorial paddle-out Sunday afternoon honoring loved ones. The awards ceremony was held Sunday evening.

The pro winners:

Mens pro — 1. Robbie McCormick. 2. Ryan Huckabee.

Women’s Pro — 1. Lanea Mons. 2. Georgia Brown.

Jr. Pro — 1. Matton Bain. 2. Mako Musilunas.

Longboard — 1. Saxon Wilson. 2. Shane Konrad.

For complete results, go to liveheats.com/events/422678

 

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