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おいおい・・・・どこへ行っちゃうんだい？てな予想ｺｰｽとなっていますが、ある情報筋によりますと、ここからｸﾞｲっとｶｯﾄﾊﾞｯｸを仕掛けてくるとかこないとか・・・・・・

今後の動きに注目ですね。

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Caption:  Hometown Hero Kolohe Andino (USA) had the crowd on their feet after he scored a near-perfect 9.17 to defeat Jeremy Flores (FRA) in Round 2 Heat 7 at the Hurley Pro at Trestles. 
Image: © WSL / Rowland

SAN CLEMENTE, California/USA (Friday, September 9, 2016) – Competition continued today with massive upsets at the Hurley Pro and Swatch Women’s Pro, Stops No. 8 and 7 respectively on the World Surf League (WSL) Samsung Galaxy Championship Tour (CT). With Men’s Rounds 1 and 2, along with Women’s Round 3 completed, the day saw no shortage of excitement as elimination was on the line for the men and an opportunity to earn a spot in the Quarterfinals was at stake for the women.

World Title implications were at risk right out of the gates in the opening heat of Men’s Round 2 with Matt Wilkinson (AUS), current No. 2 on the Jeep Leaderboard, falling to wildcard Brett Simpson (USA) in a nail-biting Round 2 heat. Wilkinson looked to be in tune with the Lowers lineup to start things off and took an early lead, but a late comeback witnessed Simpson earn a 6.93 after needing a 6.49. But, the Australian had one final attempt to score a 6.87. When the final horn sounded, it was just 0.24 short of the requirement.

“In the beginning I was going to my old ways and catching bad waves, just doing dumb things, so I finally told myself to calm down and just ride waves,” Simpson said. “Just look at a wave and if I like it, just go and surf it out which ended up working out in the end. I’ve never been in his position going for a World Title being way up there and I’m sure he’s disappointed. I mean I’m not on tour this year and have no pressure but you still feel the nerves. I still feel like I’m good enough to be here and just want to surf well.”

The upsets continued when Adriano de Souza (BRA), reigning WSL Champion, fell to CT veteran Kai Otton (AUS) in Round 2 Heat 3 and was eliminated from the event. The Brazilian battled to keep in the contest, but the Australian earned an early lead with an excellent 8.00 and locked in the win with a solid 6.77. De Souza will walk away with his second consecutive 25th place finish.

“No one wants to lose,” said Otton. “I don’t want to lose at all this year but I’ve had a great ten years and I’m just kind of content with those years I’ve put in. I’ve got a great family at home so whatever happens, happens this year. It’s always good to earn a bit of money surfing and great when there’s three events at home so I’d really like to make it and get the ball rolling. But, I’ve put myself in a really tough position and I’ll have hard heats all year -- I’ve had a top five guy now at the last six events so I’m up against it.”

Three-time WSL Champion and defending event winner, Mick Fanning (AUS), put out a stunning performance in Round 2 Heat 6 with a near-perfect 18.60 combined score to knock out compatriot Matt Banting (AUS). Fanning unleashed a series of powerful maneuvers to put Banting in a combination situation and advance to Round 3.

“There’s amazing waves out there and just such a beautiful place,” Fanning said. “Normally when you surf Trestles with no one out you just want to catch as many waves as you can and maybe we just had a good heat, but it seemed like it lined up really nice out there. Matt [Banting] surfed great, he just did some great turns. Going out and doing events, I’m here to perform and surf the best I can to have some points roll over which is what I try to do each and every day.”

11-time WSL Champion Kelly Slater (USA) charged through Round 2 Heat 4 against 2016 WSL Rookie Ryan Callinan (AUS). Slater threw down a solid 7.50 and backed that up with an excellent 8.30. Callinan fought back with a 6.93, but was still left in need of an 8.87. Under pressure, the rookie charged down the line and earned an 8.27, falling just short of the heat win. Slater advances to Round 3 where he will face Jack Freestone (AUS).

“I’m just trying to have some fun right now,” said Slater. “I’m sad after Woody [David Wood] passing away. It’s really strange to be here right now, he’s been such a big part of this event and for me. Every time I’ve done well he’s been there to support me. I’m just trying to enjoy it and surf for Woody. We have this day in front of us right now and we don’t know what’s going to come tomorrow. Don’t take things for granted and you just never know, someone might have a tougher situation than you do and my life’s pretty blessed. I have a lot of great things in my life, a lot of great people, so I’m trying to enjoy the day for what it is.”

2016 WSL Rookie Alex Ribeiro (BRA) also upset the competition after defeating CT superstar Julian Wilson (AUS) in an extremely close Round 2 match-up. The rookie took to the air to land a 14.87, edging out Wilson by only 0.04 points. The win marks Ribeiro’s second Round 3 berth of the 2016 season. Wilson will walk away from the event with an Equal 25th place finish, his fourth this year.

“I’m so stoked to make that heat and was so excited to surf with some really good waves out there,” Ribeiro said. “It was great to get a good start today, I hurt my foot in the first few events so I’m really happy to be competing at my best again. I’m not in the best seeding so I get the top guys which is hard for me but I really believe in my potential, and I just have to put everything in the water.”

Fellow Brazilian Caio Ibelli (BRA) will join Ribeiro in Round 3 after he dispatched Davey Cathels (AUS). The head-to-head rookie match-up saw both athletes charging for the lead. Ibelli pulled out a tactical 13.76 combined score to beat Cathels by only 2.86 points. Conner Coffin (USA) battled fellow California-native Nat Young (USA) in a tight heat that witnessed Coffin edge out Young with an excellent 8.17.

Hometown hero Kolohe Andino (USA) secured his win against Jeremy Flores (FRA) and will advance to Round 3. Andino bashed a sizeable Lowers righthander all the way to the shore, finishing with a big air-reverse on the final section and posted a near-excellent 9.17. Flores couldn’t find the finish he needed to back up his impressive 8.10 that began the heat and was left searching for a last ride to combat the local favorite.  

“I thought I was on my back foot when Jeremy [Flores] dropped that 8.10 and I only got a 6.67,” Andino said. “My heat yesterday made me super nervous, I definitely don’t want to be sitting out the whole time so I tried to get busy and use my priority for the big set. I definitely got a little emotional after I paddled back out after getting that 9.17 because I heard the whole beach erupt and I’ve never heard that my whole life -- that was the coolest feeling ever. I almost had a tear in my eye just knowing I have such a rad town that’s backing me.”

Italo Ferreira (BRA), Jadson Andre (BRA), Josh Kerr (AUS), and Miguel Pupo (BRA) also clinched their spots into the elimination Round 3.

The big upsets and drama from the men’s action spilled over into the Women’s non-elimination Round 3 with Johanne Defay (FRA) taking a big win over current No. 4 Tatiana Weston-Webb (HAW) and Hawaiian threat Coco Ho (HAW). The two Hawaiians will have another opportunity to advance in Round 4.

“I don’t think I managed my heat really well,” Defay said. “I went on a bad wave that closed out and I got really lucky they didn’t get the score, especially Tatiana [Weston-Webb] finding that good one at the end but she fell on the second turn. Sometimes it takes some luck and I’m really stoked to have made it. It’s kind of tricky to know which board is good with all the different conditions we see throughout the day with winds and no winds, so I had a little bit bigger board because of the wind today.”

Tyler Wright (AUS) continued to show why she is the current Jeep Rankings Leader with another dominant performance posting a massive 17.57. Both Laura Enever (AUS) and Sage Erickson (USA) will have to battle out of Round 4 as Wright jumps straight into the Quarterfinals for the sixth time this year.

“I’ve been surfing these type of conditions the last few weeks because it’s a bit less crowded so that probably played into my favor,” Wright said. “It’s really just what I’ve been surfing the past few weeks and I love it. It feels super good to surf out there with no one out and really have some fun. It’s always good to skip a round and I’m just doing what I know how to do out there, and get the job done.”

Immediately after Wright’s brilliant performance, Courtney Conlogue (USA) took to the water in hopes of keeping up with the Australian frontrunner, but will have to surf again in elimination Round 4 following defeat at the hands of Nikki Van Dijk (AUS). Van Dijk’s final wave in the dying seconds gave her the go ahead and a spot into the Quarterfinals while Conlogue and Malia Manuel (HAW) will battle in Round 4.

“Every time I go into Round 3 the goal is always to go straight to the Quarters so that’s an amazing feeling and I’m so stoked already,” Van Dijk said. “That was a scratchy one for all of us I feel like. Lucky enough for me a wave came through in the last few seconds so it turned out to be a proper wave. I needed a five-something and just so lucky I got one last opportunity. I’m really just focusing on myself and doing the best I can.”

The final heat of Round 3 witnessed an incredible clash with reigning three-time WSL Champion Carissa Moore (HAW), six-time WSL Champion Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) and 2016 WSL Rookie Keely Andrew (AUS). Gilmore captured the lead with a near-perfect 9.10 by performing clean, powerful maneuvers down the line. The rookie battled the CT superstars out of an early combination, but it was Moore who locked in two mid-range scores, a 6.00 and a 7.00, to top Gilmore.

“Anytime you come up against Stephanie Gilmore, you have to bring your A-game,” Moore said. “I don’t feel like I brought my A-game in that heat. The way it was going, I was just thinking I have to turn it around and felt like it was Steph’s heat to lose because she knows what waves to pick, and she surfs really well out here. I was just trying to get myself back in the heat and put something together. It feels good to get through that heat but it’s one of those where I got away with one and it won’t happen like that again.”

Event organizers will reconvene tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. local time for a possible 8:00 a.m. start.

Highlights from the Swatch Women’s Pro and Hurley Pro available at WorldSurfLeague.com

High Res Images from this event available for editorial use via Reuters

For more information, check out WorldSurfLeague.com

Men’s Hurley Pro Round 1 Results:
Heat 12: Michel Bourez (PYF) 13.03, Alejo Muniz (BRA) 12.80, Sebastian Zietz (HAW) 12.17

Men’s Hurley Pro Round 2 Results:
Heat 1: Brett Simpson (USA) 13.80 def. Matt Wilkinson (AUS) 13.56
Heat 2: Alex Ribeiro (BRA) 14.87 def. Julian Wilson (AUS) 14.83
Heat 3: Kai Otton (AUS) 14.77 def. Adriano de Souza (BRA) 10.53
Heat 4: Kelly Slater (USA) 15.80 def. Ryan Callinan (AUS) 15.20
Heat 5: Italo Ferreira (BRA) 16.10 def. Keanu Asing (HAW) 11.97
Heat 6: Mick Fanning (AUS) 18.60 def. Matt Banting (AUS) 14.26
Heat 7: Kolohe Andino (USA) 16.57 def. Jeremy Flores (FRA) 15.04
Heat 8: Jadson Andre (BRA) 14.70 def. Sebastian Zietz (HAW) 12.73
Heat 9: Josh Kerr (AUS) 13.17 def. Alejo Muniz (BRA) 10.07
Heat 10: Caio Ibelli (BRA) 13.76 def. Davey Cathels (AUS) 10.90
Heat 11: Conner Coffin (USA) 13.17 def. Nat Young (USA) 12.60
Heat 12: Miguel Pupo (BRA) 15.33 def. Adam Melling (AUS) 13.60

Men’s Hurley Pro Round 3 Match-Ups:
Heat 1: Jordy Smith (ZAF) vs. Kai Otton (AUS)
Heat 2: Michel Bourez (PYF) vs. Miguel Pupo (BRA)
Heat 3: Kelly Slater (USA) vs. Jack Freestone (AUS)
Heat 4: Kolohe Andino (USA) vs. Conner Coffin (USA)
Heat 5: Caio Ibelli (BRA) vs. Filipe Toledo (BRA)
Heat 6: John John Florence (HAW) vs. Brett Simpson (USA)
Heat 7: Gabriel Medina (BRA) vs. Tanner Gudauskas (USA)
Heat 8: Joel Parkinson (AUS) vs. Wiggolly Dantas (BRA)
Heat 9: Mick Fanning (AUS) vs. Stuart Kennedy (AUS)
Heat 10: Italo Ferreira (BRA) vs. Jadson Andre (BRA)
Heat 11: Josh Kerr (USA) vs. Kanoa Igarashi (USA)
Heat 12: Adrian Buchan (AUS) vs. Alex Ribeiro (BRA)

Swatch Women’s Pro at Trestles Round 3 Results:
Heat 1: Johanne Defay (FRA) 11.23, Tatiana Weston-Webb (HAW) 10.44, Coco Ho (HAW) 9.03
Heat 2: Tyler Wright (AUS) 17.57, Laura Enever (AUS) 12.43, Sage Erickson (USA) 6.04
Heat 3: Nikki Van Dijk (AUS) 12.40, Malia Manuel (HAW) 12.20, Courtney Conlogue (USA) 11.06
Heat 4: Carissa Moore (HAW) 13.00, Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) 11.60, Keely Andrew (AUS) 10.44

Swatch Women’s Pro Round 4 Match-Ups:
Heat 1: Tatiana Weston-Webb (HAW) vs. Sage Erickson (USA)
Heat 2: Laura Enever (AUS) vs. Coco Ho (HAW)
Heat 3: Malia Manuel (HAW) vs. Keely Andrew (AUS)
Heat 4: Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) vs. Courtney Conlogue (USA)

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Caption: Tyler Wright (AUS), current World No. 1 on the Jeep Leaderboard, eliminated event wildcard Bethany Hamilton (HAW) in an exciting Round 2 match-up at the Swatch Women's Pro. 
Image: © WSL / Kirstin

SAN CLEMENTE, California/USA (Thursday, September 8, 2016) – Action at the Hurley Pro and Swatch Women’s Pro, Stops No. 8 and 7 respectively on the Samsung Galaxy World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour (CT), continued today. Competition completed women’s Round 2 and Heats 1 through 11 of men’s Round 1 in building four-to-six foot (1 -2 metre) waves at Lower Trestles.

Tyler Wright (AUS), current Jeep Rankings Leader, dispatched wildcard Bethany Hamilton (HAW) in an exciting Round 2 head-to-head match-up. Wright wasted no time to get points on the board and posted an excellent 8.17 with big frontside snaps. The Australian continued to fire by displaying massive carves and technical rail-work to earn another solid score, an 8.60. With less than five minutes on the clock, Hamilton charged back with incredible vertical hits to earn an 8.17. Under pressure, the Hawaiian needed an 8.60, but was not able to find the waves to defeat Wright. Hamilton will walk away with a 13th place finish, while Wright sails through to Round 3.

“That first wave was a dream boat and I knew I started off well,” said Wright. “It just swung a bit wide of Bethany [Hamilton] and I just took off on it. My feet were settled on the wax after the first wave and just let it go a little bit, really relaxed into it and just really enjoyed it.”

Courtney Conlogue (USA), No. 2 on the Jeep Leaderboard, blazed through Round 2 Heat 4 to defeat 2016 WSL Rookie Chelsea Tuach (BRB). Conlogue secured a solid 7.33 to gain an early lead over Tuach and didn’t look back. The rookie tried to combat the Californian’s 14.00 combined heat score with clean surfing, but was not able to break the combination. Conlogue will advance to Round 3 where she will face Malia Manuel (HAW) and Nikki Van Dijk (AUS).

“I don’t think I’m feeling the pressure, it’s been more of just my strategy being a bit off,” said Conlogue. “Yesterday I was waiting for sets and it just went flat. Today I was waiting for those sets that came through in Tyler’s [Wright] heat and it ended up not coming til the end -- sometimes that’s just Mother Nature. I feel really good, my boards feel great so now I think it’s just coming in fresh and getting ready for the next round.

2016 WSL Rookie Keely Andrew (AUS) upset the competition today after defeating Bianca Buitendag (ZAF) in the final heat of Round 2. Andrew locked in two solid 6-point rides to edge out Buitendag by 2.86 points. Buitendag fought back with a 4.67 and a 5.97, but it was not enough to challenge the rookie and she leaves the event in Equal 13th place.

“Round 2 would have to be the worst round there is and I’m stoked to be turning it all around making some of these elimination heats,” Andrew said. “I’m really happy with how I’ve started the second half of the year. The rights were definitely the better option with the bigger ones being a bit funky and the smaller ones not offering much so it was the happy mediums that had a good double up and offered up big first turns and a good finish.”

Round 1 Heat 5 saw an exciting match-up between Coco Ho (HAW) and Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS), who currently sits 5th on the Jeep Leaderboard. Ho attacked Lowers with a near-perfect 9.43 with a vicious opening turn that set her tone on the wave, performing beautifully throughout each section until the finishing maneuver. Fitzgibbons was unable to find the opportunity to match the Hawaiian and goes home in Equal 13th place, her worst result at the Swatch Women’s Pro.

“We’ve been on tour for eight years together and we always joke about what life’s going to be after this, but we’ve had some really good heats and that was nerve-racking” Ho said. “She’s always that one who can get the nine in the last few milliseconds so I was dying to get a better backup and I was lucky she didn’t find that seven since I couldn’t back it up. But, I know this lineup pretty well and I did not want my run to end this early so I was going do my everything to make it through this round.”

The opening heat of the morning witnessed an All-American Round 2 bout between Sage Erickson (USA) and Lakey Peterson (USA). Erickson was able to edge out Peterson with a quick start and solid finish, and will go on to face Wright and Laura Enever (AUS) in Round 3. Peterson will walk away in 13th place.

“I knew it was going to be pretty tough against Lakey [Peterson] after she got me in the Quarters at the US Open,” Erickson said. “I was interested to see where her head was at with positioning, especially at the beginning. There’s a lot of favorable lefts out there also, so I don’t think being on either side is a disadvantage depending on how the set came in. It’s such a bummer because I want to see Lakey out here everyday, but I’m really excited to get at least two mores sessions out here at Trestles.”

Following the conclusion of Women’s Round 2, competition witnessed a spectacle of action as the men battled in Heats 1 through 11 of Round 1.

Hometown hero and event wildcard Tanner Gudauskas (USA) put on a clinic at Lower Trestles to cause a big upset in Round 1 against Matt Wilkinson (AUS), No. 2 on the Jeep Rankings, and 2016 WSL Rookie Conner Coffin (USA). Gudauskas dropped two solid 6-point rides, while Wilkinson and Coffin put points on the board to challenge. The wildcard waited out the back, and his local knowledge paid off as he dropped the first Perfect 10 of the event with a powerful combination of maneuvers throughout the wave. With ten minutes left on the clock, Wilkinson and Coffin were both in a combination situation and could not find two new scores to combat Gudauskas.

“That was a really fun ride and I almost went on the one two waves before thinking it looked pretty good but just didn’t look smooth,” Gudauskas said. “I was thinking that when I get a wave I hope I can stay on my surfboard. I’ve never felt this fired up and focused, and I want to prove that I deserve to be here. I’m feeling really good so I’m looking forward to it. I’m also really grateful to be representing the San Clemente boys and excited to get another heat out there.”

Current World No. 1 on the Jeep Rankings John John Florence (HAW) charged through Round 1 to defeat event wildcard Brett Simpson (USA) and 2016 WSL Rookie Davey Cathels (AUS) in Heat 6. The frontrunner took the lead with a 6.67 on his opening ride and sealed the win with a strong 7.50. Simpson and Cathels could not find the excellent-range scores needed to take the win from Florence and will surf again in elimination Round 2.

“It feels great to come in here at No. 1, but I’m just surfing it like any other heat really and it’s just so cool to be at Lowers with no one out after the last few days have been packed,” Florence said. “My knee feels great and I’m at one-hundred percent. I came straight from Tahiti to here and started physical therapy right away which I think helped out a lot. I’m just so stoked to be surfing right now. I’ve never had a knee injury before so I wasn’t sure how bad it was so I’m pretty fortunate it wasn’t bad at all.”

11-time WSL Champion Kelly Slater (USA), Filipe Toledo (BRA) and Jeremy Flores (FRA) battled wave for wave in an intense Round 1 match-up. The heat witnessed suspenseful exchanges between the three competitors with massive laybacks from Slater, technical railwork from Toledo, and powerful snaps from Flores. In the dying minutes of the heat, Toledo topped the field with his strong rail carves to earn a critical 9.33 and steal the win. Slater, with a 16.20, will surf again in Round 2 alongside Flores.

“The rights are swinging pretty wide and going really fast so it was good for the power carve and to work the rail game,” said Toledo. “I just stuck with that plan and it all worked out in the last few minutes. Kelly [Slater] has been the best surfer in the world since I was born and after watching him in Tahiti was just incredible. I know that victory felt really good for him and he’s had a lot of good results here with some wins in the past, so it’s great for my confidence to know I can beat the best surfer in the world.”

After Toledo’s impressive performance, Joel Parkinson (AUS) raised the bar to claim the highest combined score of the day, a near-perfect 18.67 in Round 2 Heat 10. The 2012 WSL Champion will advance to Round 3, while three-time WSL Champion and defending event winner, Mick Fanning (AUS), and Jadson Andre (BRA) will be relegated to Round 2.

2014 event winner Jordy Smith (ZAF) kicked off Men’s Round 1 with an electric performance. The South African power-surfer posted a 9.00 following a slight falter on his opening wave choice. But, he wasted no time solidifying his spot into Round 3 with his signature power surfing, defeating Nat Young (USA) and Keanu Asing (HAW).

“I definitely worked my ass off on that first one and kind of grinded it out with the tide coming up,” Smith said. “The wave was a little flatter and more difficult to get that open face without running down the line, but just got one in the bank and then waited for priority. When I got that I just wanted to wait for a good one. I found that peakier wave and it walled up so nicely throughout the bank and just got a good opportunity I was able to capitalize on.”

2016 WSL Rookies Kanoa Igarashi (USA) and Jack Freestone (AUS) wreaked havoc in Round 1, taking down top seeds to claim their place in Round 3, where both surfers will continue to improve their Rookie of the Year campaign.

Igarashi pulled off a buzzer-beater win over Julian Wilson (AUS) and Ryan Callinan (AUS) -- earning a 7.00 with his back against the wall. The 18-year-old has established himself among the world’s elite with terrific performances throughout the year and avoided yet another Round 2 appearance.

“I wasn’t trying to be too patient but Mother Nature kind of made me play the waiting game and wound up having a five-minute heat,” Igarashi said. “Glad it worked out for me and really stoked to be moving into Round 3. It’s crazy how things change over time. I remember two years ago like it was yesterday and sleeping on the couch at the Quiksilver house just trying to watch guys like Travis [Logie], Freddy [Pattachia], and Kelly [Slater], all those guys were always around me. I was just so star struck with how cool it was to be on tour. It’s just crazy how two years later I’m here.”

Heat 9 saw Freestone defeat fellow rookie Caio Ibelli (BRA) and Italo Ferreira (BRA) with a 15.50 combined heat score. The Brazilians were not able to secure the scores to overcome the Australian and will surf again in Round 2.

But, fellow countryman Gabriel Medina (BRA) survived a near disaster earlier on in Round 1 Heat 4 as a no-priority interference was called against him on his opening exchange. Despite the penalty, Medina fought back with a solid 7.33 and unleashed high-risk maneuvers to secure an excellent 8.00. Adam Melling (AUS) held the lead with a 10.93, but could not find the 5.75 required to challenge the 2014 WSL Champion. Rookie Alex Ribeiro (BRA) was not able to hold on against the CT chargers as both he and Melling will surf again in elimination Round 2. Medina currently sits in third place on the Jeep Leaderboard and will continue his hunt for an event win in Round 3.

Adrian Buchan (AUS), Wiggolly Dantas (BRA) and Stuart Kennedy (AUS) will also advance straight to Round 3 after winning their Round 1 three-man match-ups.

Event organizers will reconvene tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. local time for a possible 8:00 a.m. start.

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Swatch Women’s Pro at Trestles Round 2 Results:
Heat 1: Sage Erickson (USA) 12.00 def. Lakey Peterson (USA) 10.56
Heat 2: Johanne Defay (FRA) 12.83 def. Alessa Quizon (HAW) 9.87
Heat 3: Tyler Wright (AUS) 16.77 def. Bethany Hamilton (HAW) 13.50
Heat 4: Courtney Conlogue (USA) 14.00 def. Chelsea Tuach (BRB) 6.33
Heat 5: Coco Ho (HAW) 14.93 def. Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 13.84
Heat 6: Keely Andrew (AUS) 13.50 def. Bianca Buitendag (ZAF) 10.64

Swatch Women’s Pro at Trestles Round 3 Match-Ups:
Heat 1: Tatiana Weston-Webb (HAW), Johanne Defay (FRA), Coco Ho (HAW)
Heat 2: Tyler Wright (AUS), Sage Erickson (USA), Laura Enever (AUS)
Heat 3: Courtney Conlogue (USA), Malia Manuel (HAW), Nikki Van Dijk (AUS)
Heat 4: Carissa Moore (HAW), Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), Keely Andrew (AUS)

Hurley Pro at Trestles Round 1 Results:
Heat 1: Jordy Smith (ZAF) 14.50, Nat Young (USA) 10.23, Keanu Asing (HAW) 8.67
Heat 2: Kanoa Igarashi (USA) 14.67, Julian Wilson (AUS) 13.04, Ryan Callinan (AUS) 12.00
Heat 3: Adrian Buchan (AUS) 15.10, Miguel Pupo (BRA) 14.77, Kai Otton (AUS) 13.80
Heat 4: Gabriel Medina (BRA) 11.67, Adam Melling (AUS) 10.93, Alex Ribeiro (BRA) 9.80
Heat 5: Tanner Gudauskas (USA) 16.67, Conner Coffin (USA) 11.66, Matt Wilkinson (AUS) 10.10
Heat 6: John John Florence (HAW) 14.67, Brett Simpson (USA) 9.43, Davey Cathels (AUS) 8.60
Heat 7: Wiggolly Dantas (BRA) 15.47, Matt Banting (AUS) 10.90, Adriano De Souza (BRA) 9.70
Heat 8: Filipe Toledo (BRA) 17.50, Kelly Slater (USA) 16.20, Jeremy Flores (FRA) 11.87
Heat 9: Jack Freestone (AUS) 15.50, Caio Ibelli (BRA) 13.23, Italo Ferreira (BRA) 11.20
Heat 10: Joel Parkinson (AUS) 18.67, Mick Fanning (AUS) 13.96, Jadson Andre (BRA) 13.93
 Heat 11: Kolohe Andino (USA), Josh Kerr (AUS), Stu Kennedy (AUS)

Hurley Pro at Trestles Upcoming Round 1 Match-Ups:
Heat 12: Sebastian Zietz (HAW), Michel Bourez (PYF), Alejo Muniz (BRA)

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