Hurley proudly celebrates team athlete Jake Marshall on his victory at the 2026 US Open of Surfing, following an unforgettable week of competition on one of surfing’s biggest stages.

Marshall secured the win in Huntington Beach with a final heat score of 14.77, defeating Kanoa Igarashi, who finished with a score of 14.07, in the men’s final. Throughout every round, he demonstrated the confidence, power, and composure that have defined his career, saving one of his strongest performances for the moment it mattered most.

For Marshall, who grew up surfing in Southern California and has been part of the Hurley family since his days as a young competitor, the victory represents far more than another result. It is the culmination of years of dedication, resilience, and an unwavering belief in what was possible.

Surrounded by family, friends, teammates, and thousands of fans gathered along the Huntington Beach shoreline, Marshall claimed the event title in a defining moment for both his career and the Hurley family.

The US Open of Surfing is one of the sport’s most prestigious and iconic events. With this victory, Marshall joins an elite group of Hurley athletes who have claimed the title, including two-time champions Brett Simpson, Filipe Toledo, and Carissa Moore, as well as 2023 champion Eli Hanneman. Together, these victories reflect Hurley’s longstanding legacy of supporting world-class athletes on surfing’s biggest stages.

“Jake has been part of Hurley since he was a grom, which makes watching him achieve this moment incredibly special for all of us,” said Brett Simpson, Director of Sports Marketing at Hurley. “His talent has always been undeniable, but it is his character, determination, and commitment to his craft that truly set him apart. We could not be prouder to celebrate this victory alongside Jake and everyone who has supported him throughout his journey.”

Marshall’s US Open victory adds another milestone to a career shaped by fearless surfing, consistency, and a deep connection to the Southern California surf community. His performance in Huntington Beach is a testament to the work that happens long before competition begins and to the belief required to rise when the pressure is at its highest.

Hurley congratulates Jake Marshall on an extraordinary achievement and a moment that will be remembered for years to come.