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Over ten years ago, professional surfer Taj Burrow hosted his first ever signature junior surfing event, the Small Fries at his home beach of Yallingup in Western Australia. In January 2020, the event will return for the 15th consecutive year in what as fast become one of the most anticipated junior surfing competitions in the country.

Event guide:

An event which has been blessed with some of the best waves in Surfing WA history, combined with a winners list which includes; Dean Bowen, Soli Bailey, Creed McTaggart, Jack Robinson, Kai Hing, Jacob Willcox and Kael Walsh. The Small Fries is a breeding ground for future surfing talent!

Surfing WA are proud to bring you the 15th instalment of the Taj's Small Fries Yallingup, on the 17th, 18th and 19th January 2020.

Junior surfers can line up in the 16 & Under, 14 & Under, 12 & Under, as well as 10 & Under divisions in the wave rich Yallingup region of South-West WA.

Taj's hometown of Yallingup, provides perfect waves, and the ideal setting for some of Australia's best grommets to battle it out for the prestigious title of 'TOP FRY'

No doubt the 2020 event will be one of biggest and best yet so get in quick to avoid missing out.

To be eligible to enter Taj's Small Fries you must be the specified age or under as of the 31st December 2020

- 16 & under surfers cannot turn 17 on or before the 31st December 2020
- 14 and under surfers cannot turn 15 on or before the 31st December 2020
- 12 and under surfers cannot turn 13 on or before the 31st December 2020
- 10 and under surfers cannot turn 11 on or before the 31st December 2020

All divisions are limited, with entry allocated on a first in first served basis. Surfers can compete in multiple divisions if numbers allow.

If you enter the wrong division - you are not guaranteed a spot in your correct division.

A refund is only available if advised that a competitor cannot attend the respective event 7 days prior and a valid doctor’s certificate is provided.

Please ensure you read & understand age eligibility to prevent disappointment.