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Country: Australia 

 

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Description: Surfing Victoria is recognized by the State Government of Victoria and surf industry as the organizing body for surfing in Victoria.

 

Founded: 1963

 

Category: surfing

 

Type: Regional

 

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Surfing Australia
 

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  • Shop 10, Surf City Plaza, Geelong Road
  • Torquay
  • Victoria
  • Australia
 
 

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2025 Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles Pres by Rip Curl - Day 3 Day 3 of the 2025 Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles presented by Rip Curl delivered a stunning finish at Djarrak (Bells Beach), with champions crowned across all divisions in a day full of powerful performances, spectacular moments, and community celebration.

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2025 Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles Pres by Rip Curl - Day 2 Day 2 of the 2025 Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles presented by Rip Curl brought a step-up in swell and a stacked schedule of high-performance surfing. Clean 3–5 foot sets rolled through Djarrak, groomed by crystal-clear offshore winds, creating a picture-perfect canvas for competitors to showcase their best. The Open Men’s division capitalised on the prime conditions, with heats running through to the semi-finals. Continuing his momentum from Day 1, Finn Hill (Avoca Beach, NSW) again emerged as a standout performer. In his semi-final heat, Hill opened strong with a flurry of carving manoeuvres, earning a 6.83-point ride. Victorian local Jordie Campbell (Torquay, VIC) responded with a sharp 6.90-point ride for a series of precise backhand hits in the bowl. Hill wasn’t done. With confidence and control, he laid hard on the rail and sent spray sky-high on his next scoring wave, a 7.67-point ride, securing his spot in the Open Men’s final. Campbell followed suit with his own solid performance, earning his place in the final alongside Landen Smales (Noosa Heads, QLD) and Russ Malony (Central Coast, NSW). “This comp has been incredible. We have 4-foot clean waves, and surfing out there with three other guys is just as good as it gets,” exclaimed Hill. “Bells Beach is such a beautiful and spiritual place for me, as my ancestors come from Wadawurrung Country,” he added. “To surf that heat against Jordie, who I’ve known for a long time, is incredible as well!” The Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles is presented by Rip Curl and Headsox and supported by the Victorian Government, Surf Coast Events, VicHealth, Surfing Australia, Play it Safe by the Water, Wadawurrung Traditional Owners, Indigo- Print, Jessi Rebel Art, Cancer Council Sunscreen, Feed Me Surf Coast and Surf Better Now.

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2025 Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles Pres by Rip Curl - Day 1 Day 1 of the 2025 Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles presented by Rip Curl kicked off spectacularly at Djarrak (Bells Beach), blending cultural celebration with elite surfing in ideal conditions. The morning began with a moving Opening Ceremony led by Corrina Eccles, setting a powerful tone for the weekend. Her words and presence grounded the event in deep respect for country and culture, instantly bringing everyone together as one. The ocean responded in kind, turning on a dream canvas for competitors. Clean 3–4 foot sets rolled into the famous Djarrak as the Open Men’s division hit the water to launch the first heats of the day. Finn Hill (Avoca Beach, NSW) wasted no time making his mark. With a fierce combination of power carves and committed snaps, he posted one of the highest scores of the morning, an 8.83-point ride that showcased his explosive style and control. Victorian locals Jordie Campbell (Torquay, VIC) and Joe Murray (Torquay, VIC) made the most of their home advantage in a stacked heat alongside Maddox Cohen (Macmasters Beach, NSW) and Zachary Molony (Killarney Vale, NSW). The Australian Indigenous Surfing Titles is presented by Rip Curl and Headsox and supported by the Victorian Government, Surf Coast Events, VicHealth, Surfing Australia, Play it Safe by the Water, Wadawurrung Traditional Owners, Indigo- Print, Jessi Rebel Art, Cancer Council Sunscreen, Feed Me Surf Coast and Surf Better Now.

01/06/2025   |   video icon
 
 

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