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Diamond Back's Ben Hucke travels to Hawaii for the latest episode of 'Getting Serious.'

Alex Gray has made a name for himself by charging hard on the North Shore, Volcom's smiling poster boy talks us through his relationship with Pipe and Backdoor.

Follow local Honolulu skaters Rene Matthyssen and Chris Kays on a tour through Kaka'ako, transformed through massive murals.

Hawaii's Randy Rarrick, 63, just stepped down as Executive Director of the Vans Triple Crown after 30 years of running the show.

Highlights from the second day of the Volcom Pipe Pro. The day started of with 8-12 foot maxed out Pipeline and by the end of the day it was 6-8 feet and perfect.

With perfect 10s and horrendous wipeouts, unruly conditions provide a test of mettle for early rounds of the Volcom Pipe Pro.

18-year-old Ezekial Lau is ready to take on the world, and if recent talent coming out of Hawaii are any indication of what's to come, people better get ready for him.

Maui upstart Kai Barger delves into where his surfing satisfaction is found ... here's a hint, it's in Hawaii.

Sarah Palmer and Kat Brooks, both Libero's on the current squad, are the latest players who came to the mainland to play for the University of Texas.

BethAnn Telford continues to battle cancer, but that is not stopping her from competing in Saturday's Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii.

Damon Sayles visits with QB Darian "Stump" Godfrey of Navarro College (Corsicana, Texas). Godfrey plays for Navarro after stints at New Mexico and Hawaii.

Damien Woody is happy the NFL is keeping the Pro Bowl, Tedy Bruschi on whether the Giants can repeat as champs, and the crew debates if Blaine Gabbert will become a leader in Jacksonville.

Nick Ekbatani and Chuck Wiley of ESPNHS break down the standout defensive linemen from the Dallas NFTC.

Leila Hurst isn't just a scorching surfer, she's making a difference in her family and the world.

Punahou (Honolulu, Hawaii) Class of 2015 lineman Semisi Uluave caught everyone's attention as one of the top underclass performers at the recent Honolulu NFSC. But as you'll find out, he's also an accomplished actor and fire knife dancer.

Kamehameha (Honolulu, Hawaii) WR/DB Shaun Kagawa isn't necessarily one of the Class of 2013's most recognized prospects yet, but by earning the second highest SPARQ rating at the Honolulu NFSC, he defintely put his name on the map.