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What to know about the 46th Annual California Surf Lifesaving Championships
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· July 24, 2026
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More than 800 junior lifeguards from across California are expected to compete when the 46th Annual California Surf Lifesaving Championships get underway at Will Rogers State Beach. The two-day competition, billed as the largest annual ocean lifeguard event on the West Coast, features junior life...
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Key points The two-day competition, billed as the largest annual ocean lifeguard event on the West Coast, features junior life... More than 800 junior lifeguards from across California are expected to compete when the 46th Annual California Surf Lifesaving Championships get underway at Will Rogers State Beach.
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