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Scoring Australian Perfection w/ Molly, Kanoa, Morgan and Italo | WSL Championship Tour

The World’s Go Coast To Coast Down Under

The Australian leg of the WSL Championship Tour scored a little bit of everything this in 2022. From pumping waves at Bells Beach and Winkipop in Victoria to heaving Margaret River and The Box when they ventured to Western Australia, there was no shortage of waves or wild action when the world’s best surfers hit town.

Jordy Smith openings up proceedings in the West before Leo Fioravanti charges out of the gates at heaving Box, supported by an all-star cast; take a bow Kelly Slater, Molly Picklum, Nathan Florence, Jack Robinson, Kolohe Andino, John John Florence, Griffin Colapinto, Ethan Ewing, Imai Devault and Betty Lou Sakura Johnson.

Back over east things get a little more classical as Carissa Moore and Italo Ferreira are unleashed on some beautiful wide-open walls, alongside rookie standout Callum Robson, Zeke Lau, Sally Fitzgibbons, Stephanie Gilmore, Gabriela Bryan, Brisa Hennessy, Luana Silva, Ryan Callinan, Conner Coffin, Morgan Cibilic, Sammy Pupo, Connor O’Leary, and none other than three-time-world-champion-turned-wildcard Mick Fanning.

If you like fresh free-surf action straight out of the WSL oven you’re going to love this tasty treat filmed and edited for you by Scotty Hammonds. Enjoy!

Finals Day Highlights: Jack Robinson Stakes Claim As Best In The West, Nichols' Maiden CT Win

Robinson harnesses the power of his home break to deal Florence's first Margaret River loss since 2016, Nichols takes cutline pressure to the finish line for maiden CT win.

Margaret River is a battle for survival. Raw swells slam the rugged coastline and even the world’s best surfers feel small against the untamed power of Western Australia. This year, adding to it all is the new mid-season cut, which will reduce the Championship Tour competitors by a third to the top 22 men and 10 women. Who will make the cut and continue their hunt for a World Title, and who will leave Margaret River headed for the Challenger Series?

Follow the road to the Rip Curl WSL Finals.

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This Rookie Class Will Not Back Down

One of the biggest stories of the women's season is the hungry rookie class. The newcomers have already made their presence felt. Two of the rookies are currently ranked inside the cut line, with three more just a couple spots outside of it. If they continue to put up big performances in the last two events before the Mid-season Cut, we could be witnessing the start to an electric new era on tour. Don't sleep on these youngsters when it comes to picking fantasy teams.

Bells Beach means history and heritage for both surfing and Australia. As the longest-running event on tour, it is a proving ground - an unforgiving lineup that tests the endurance, power, and fundamental rail-to-rail surfing of today’s progressive athletes. The deep sense of history that echoes through the Bells bowl, combined with the pressure of the fast-approaching Mid-season Cut, makes getting a win and ringing “The Bell” one of the greatest honors in the sport.

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Highlights Day 3 | Rookies Light Up Hurley Pro Sunset Beach

The freshmen surfers from Hawaii and Australia rolled into Sunset today and let the veterans know they're not messing around this year.

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Vans Off The Wall Moment: A New Era Dawns As Women Break Through

The scene at surfing's most iconic wave continues to evolve as the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing sees more women pushing the limits of hard-charging tube riding.

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Haleiwa Turns On As Florence Goes Next Level | Day 4 Highlights

John John Florence drops Perfect 10 in the Final, 16-year-old local Bettylou Sakura Johnson leads the charge heading into finals day in Haleiwa

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Highlights Finals Day: Hawaii Triumphs in Ericeira

Major surge on the Challenger Series rankings from the Hawaiian contingent in Portugal.

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