Results of the Chip Miller Surf Fest Contest in Ocean City

Surfers didn't have much to work with on Friday at the Chip Miller Surf Fest, but they still managed to put on a show. The Chip Miller Surf Fest went off on Friday (July 24) with hundreds enjoying a spectacular day on Seventh Street Beach, celebrating the sport of surfing and raising money for the Chip Miller Charitable Foundation and Ocean City Waves of Caring. Competitors check the heat sheets for the Chip Miller Surf Fest contest. Results of the surfing contest are as follows: Parent / Child 1. Team Dinofa 2. Team Richards 3. Team Gesler 4. Team Levy 5. Team Kelly 6. Team Pustizzi 7. Team Dunn Stand Up Paddle Board 1. Tom Obrein 2. Bob Faustman Longboard 1. Teddy Lyons 2. Scott Platt 3. Jimmy Naplacic 4. Aiden McCarron 5. Peter Anderson 6. Caroline Bowman Masters 1. Gabriel Dunn 2. Tom Matthews 3. Joe Keenan 4. Steve Zarnoff Men 1. Jimmy Naplacic 2. Ryan Santiago 3. Joey Kelly 4. Nick Brady 5. Scott Kirkpatrick 6. Sammy Chatzinoff Jr. Men 1. Nick Brady 2. Ryan Gerberg 3. Calen Connell 4. Sammy Chatzinoff 5. Doug Raab 6. Craig Nordberg Boys 1. Joey Kelly 2. Bobby Beckett 3. Andrew Mangel 4. Kyle Levy 5. Jack Dinan 6. Jason Stein Groms 1. Seamus Carey 2. Tucker Collins 3. Zeb Hinker 4. Zoey Bourgeois 5. Olivia Cook 6. Cory Levy Women 1. Riley Boditsaris 2. Zoe Bourgeois 3. Jordan Siok 4. Brynn Bowman 5. Aspan Lawler 6. Jen Domsic The Surf Fest and Chip Miller Charitable Foundation (www.chipmiller.org) were created in memory of Chip Miller in 2004. Miller died just a few short months after he was diagnosed with amyloidosis. In his memory, his family and friends founded the organization to empower people with the knowledge and understanding of amyloidosis — for earlier detection, ensuring a better quality of life for those afflicted with the disease, and to help science find the cure. For the first time this year, the Fest partnered with Waves of Caring, an Ocean City organization that has assisted close to 90 local families, bringing support and hope to nearly 200 children from the Ocean City area.