Sage Erickson is a staple on the Women’s Championship Tour these days. But her ascent to the pinnacle of competitive surfing had unlikely beginnings. Sage hails from the town of Ojai about twenty miles from the coast. “For me, surfing was always a summer thing,” she says. And even when she started competing, she didn’t start winning contests off the bat. She had to learn, and grow. Eventually, she overcame and landed where she is today (currently #7 on the Jeep Leaderboard rankings). The video above is a little window into her story.
How Sage Erickson Went From Horses and Country Music to the ‘CT
An unlikely origin story.
BY The Inertia | Staff
Related Articles
-
SurfFun Day Surf Names Surf Industry Veteran Tom Ruiz as New CEO
5 min read -
SurfItalo Ferreira Suffers Another Laceration During Fiji Pro Warmup
2 min read -
SurfRyan Lovelace Explains the Magic Behind the Plastron, a Mid-Length Built to Go Fast
2 min read -
SurfErin Brooks Opens Fiji Pro With a Perfect 10
2 min read -
SurfChumbo, Scooby, and Des Bouillons Win Itacoatiara Big Wave Event
2 min read -
SurfUluwatu Went XXL on August 20th
1 min read -
SurfAustin Surf Club Reportedly Owes $4.6M in Liens, Halts Construction
2 min read -
SurfMeet Cash Berzolla, a 20-Year-Old Waterman Who Needs to Be On Your Radar
2 min read