Women's Maui Pro 2017

Courtney Conlogue - World Number 3

Undeterred, Conlogue is back for more, and close to winning the World Title once again. While she’s sitting in the No. 3 spot heading into the final event of the season, she’s still in control of her destiny. If Conlogue can nab her third victory of the year in Maui, it doesn’t matter how her peers perform. The World Title will be hers...

Opening Day Highlights - Maui Women's Pro 2017

Opening day at the Maui Women's Pro featured a beautiful forecast and stunning surfing as the race for the 2017 World Title makes its final turn at Honolua Bay. Reigning World Champion Tyler Wright was one of the leading standouts. She advanced directly to the Quarterfinals with two important heat wins that have thrust her into pole position in the race for the crown. #WSL

Tyler Wright - World Number 2

That the reigning World Champion is still sitting at number two on this list is a testament to the 23-year-old Australian’s toughness and will. Just before the CT event in Cascais, Portugal, she tore the MCL in her right knee and has been wearing a large brace for support. But after huddling with her substantial support team, he decided that a shot at back-to-back World Titles was too close to concede...

Sally Fitzgibbons - World Number 1

Sally is one win away from achieving her lifetime goal. She's got huge foes in front of her, but she's ready for the challenge...

The 2017 Women's World Title Race In Review

Starting at Snapper Rocks last March, the Championship Tour women have battled at breaks on four continents and two islands, through nine events. With just one contest to go, at Maui's Honolua Bay, they are on the cusp of crowning a new World Champion. When the five Title contenders land in paradise later this week, they will be carrying the weight of their dreams with them into the water -- knowing, of course, that only one of them can win it all.

Watch the final battle unfold in Maui from Nov. 25 - Dec. 6 live on the WSL.