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Lakey Peterson's rise in surfing was quick, and maybe a little bit unexpected. Her new film "Zero to 100" captures the rise of an unlikely surf star.

In dominating fashion Australia's Tyler Wright made short work of Sally Fitzgibbons to win the Colgate Plax Girls' Rio Pro and take the ASP Women's World Tour ratings lead.

Women's world title rights continues to tighten as Carissa Moore, Tyler Wright and Sally Fitzgibbons fight their way into the quarters of the Colgate Plax Girls' Rio Pro.

As the Colgate Plax Girls' Rio Pro gears up, things are starting to tighten up on the ASP Women's World Tour. Casey Butler looks at the women's world title race going into Brazil.

Rookie is not, exactly, the right word for Glenn Hall. Rookie implies inexperience, which is the opposite of what Glenn Hall has. Here's the man they call Micro's story.

Growing up in Hawaii the daughter of a Pipeline pioneer, Coco Ho is blazing a trail her own as she takes on X Games Real Women.

Courtney Conlogue's win at the Dow AgroSciences Pro puts her ranked third in the world. Could she be en route to becoming California's first world champ since Tom Curren?

As the top two ranked women in the world fell on day two of the TSB Bank Surf Festival , California girls Courtney Conlogue and Lakey Peterson rose to the occassion.

As the forth stop of the women's ASP World Tour took to New Zealand water it was Carissa Moore and Lakey Peterson that set the tone in Kiwi country.

In all-time conditions at Bell Beach, Carissa Moore took down Tyler Wright to win the Rip Curl Pro and overtake the top spot on the ASP rankings for the first time since 2011.

After a long, dramatic day of action at the Rip Curl Pro, Carissa Moore and Tyler Wright have found their way into the final, and in the process a new rivarly is born.

Carissa Moore posted a near-perfect heat score in round one of the Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach, but Tyler Wright and Sally Fitzgibbons are in hot pursuit.

As the 52nd annual Rip Curl Pro gets set to run at Bells Beach, the women's world title race is heating up. After a win at Margaret River, can Carissa Moore overtake the top spot?

In a hard-fought final Carissa Moore edged out Tyler Wright to win the Drug Aware Margaret River Pro as the ASP's women's world title race starts to take shape.

It's not all perfect waves and blue skies in West Oz, as Gilmore, Moore and Fitzgibbons battled their way into the semifinals at the Drug Aware Pro Margaret River.

After several slow, flat days in the West Oz countryside Margaret River turned back on. The result? Some familiar faces are back in the quarterfinals at the Drug Aware Pro.