Carissa Moore defeated Bianca Buitendag of South Africa in the finals of the first ever women’s Olympic surfing competition ...
Carissa Moore returns as a mom to a World Surf League Championship Tour that is dominated by youth.
Carissa Moore became the first woman to win Olympic surfing gold in the sport’s debut on July 27, and she is now the first surfer of either gender to win both the Olympic and world titles in the same ...
Carissa Moore, who won gold in surfing's Olympic debut in 2021, is expected to return to World Surf League competition later this fall, then use a wild card for the 2026 Championship Tour season after ...
American Carissa Moore won the first women’s surfing shortboard event in Olympic history, taking down South Africa’s Bianca Buitendag, 14.93- 8.46 in the gold medal match. The beginning of the match ...
Surfer Carissa Moore had more than her own safety to consider at the Paris Olympics. She was two months pregnant when competing, according to her father, Chris. “There were a few days they didn’t ...
Carissa Moore wore a white and yellow plumeria pinned next to her ear for her victory-lap interviews after making history as the first Olympic gold medalist at surfing’s historic debut. Her mother — ...
Carissa Moore is going to be a gold-medal mother. Moore, who won an Olympic gold medal for surfing during the 2020 Tokyo Games, finished fifth in the Paris Games earlier this year. Then, just days ...
Carissa Moore’s Retirement Speech Five-time world champion, and Tokyo 2020 2021 Olympic Gold medalist, Carissa Moore announced her retirement from professional surfing at the beginning of the 2024 ...
SYDNEY >> Surfing’s elite world tour kicks off this week at Australia’s Bells Beach with Carissa Moore, Stephanie Gilmore, ...
The Olympian previously told PEOPLE that she wants to get her daughter in the water "as soon as possible" Carissa Moore/Instagram Carissa Moore is officially a mom! The Olympic surfer, 32, and husband ...
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