Local surfers Alyssa Spencer, Jake Marshall join WSL Championship Tour

by Abigail Sourwine

Carlsbad’s Alyssa Spencer and Jake Marshall of Encinitas qualified for the 2024 World Surf League Championship Tour, one of the biggest surfing competitions in the world, earlier this week at the Corona Saquarema Pro in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Spencer came into the competition on a hot streak after taking...The post Local surfers Alyssa Spencer, Jake Marshall join WSL Championship Tour appeared first on The Coast News Group.

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