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Boom Australian surfer Tyler Wrights says the future of female surfing in this country is in safe hands after putting a bunch of eager grommets through their paces at her Surfing Australia Pro Surfer Camp at Casuarina.
John is on his way, preparing for Nationals and US Championships. He was officially crowned NSSA Open Boys West Coast Champion, killing it in the finals.
And his Dad Peter was officially crowned the Big Wave World Champion. At the event BWWT Runner-up, Ben Wilkinson said, “The evening was a gathering of the big wave tribe, positive vibes, great personalities, legends of all ages! It is truly an honor to represent Australia on the Big Wave World Tour! It is also a huge honor to place second behind Peter Mel, one of my heroes! He has set the benchmark in competitive big wave surfing and deserves to be World Champ! I am looking forward to this year’s competition and the up coming Quiksilver Punta de Lobos event roving his in Chile. Yeeeeeewwwww !”
was crowned champion of the third stage of the Circuito Nacional de Surf Olympus 2012, which was played over the weekend in Esterillos Oeste.
Good wave conditions led to a high level of surfing . As expected, Perez and Gilbert Brown and Noe Mar McGonagle and Maikol Torres, offered a heat worthy of a final, confirmed a spokesman for the Federation of Surf Costa Rica, Carlos Enrique Brenes.
Jair Perez was thus able to combine 13.73, while McGonagle stepped on his heels with 13.03. The third place went to Torres (12.80), and Brown was fourth with 11.60.
been pretty slow with all the juniors done for the year, also been out the water for a week or so but heres a little edit of some clips
before my time out the water, enjoy!
THERE are the Chappell brothers, the Morris twins and the Abletts, but could this be Australia’s most successful sporting family?
The Wrights are a brood of fierce competitors who have soared through the ranks of professional surfing with close to $1 million in prizemoney between them. Owen and Tyler could even become the first brother-sister world champions.
For Mikey, 15, Tyler, 17, Kirby, 20 and Owen, 22, the step into the surfing world was inevitable, having grown up in Culburra on the south coast of NSW.Read the full story The Telegraph
Hi Guys, i just got back from a Hurley training camp at Ulludulla.I had a great time surf was
small but fun we did heaps of exercises and a lot of running.I now go up to Byron Bay for the final of the VQS comp.
Thanks
Yeeew
Darcy
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