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Jackson Baker and Macy Callaghan Claim Victory at Newcastle Surfest WSL QS 5000

Enjoy the full report over at WSL below.

Source & Image Credit: WSL/Gary Luke

RIP CURL ROTTNEST SEARCH PRES. BY CORONA DAY 2 COVERAGE:

There were some big names in the Elimination Round today, and it ended better for some than others. Tatiana Weston-Webb placed second and then first in the previous two events, but today the World No.2 was eliminated after her heat with Nikki Van Dijk and Mia McCarthy.

Weston-Webb Out, Colapinto Advances

Weston-Webb has been one of the form surfers of the Australian leg, but she couldn't find the right waves in a slow lineup. Still, she leaves Australia having made a large jump up the rankings and with a confidence boost which she'll put to good use in pursuit of her first World Title during the second half of the season.

Pictured: Nikki Van Dijk (AUS) took the win in Elimination Round 1, Heat 1, with event wildcard Mia McCarthy (AUS) in second, to eliminate Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA) from the Rip Curl Rottnest Search pres. by Corona. Image credit: WSL / Miers
Source: www.worldsurfleague.com

QUARTERFINALISTS DECIDED AT MARGARET RIVER AS FOUR OF TOP FIVE WOMEN REMAIN IN THE DRAW

It was moving day for the women as the Quarterfinalists were decided for the Boost Mobile Margaret River Pro presented by Corona. In a day that saw smaller, more high-performance surf conditions, there were some big upsets, as well as some big performances from the women atop the WSL Leaderboard. We're getting down to the business end of things here. In case you missed any of the action, here's what went down:

Source: Ben Collins / www.worldsurfleague.com
Pictured: Bronte Macaulay (AUS). Image credit: WSL / Miers

AVOCA BEACH DELIVERS BIG WAVES FOR THE QS3000'S FINALS

On a day that required rounded oceanic knowledge, Molly Picklum and Matt Banting were proud winners of the Sisstrevolution and Vissla Central Coast Pro's at Avoca Beach. Finals day delivered the biggest surf of the week with 4 to 10 feet surf bombing the outer banks and the surfers relished the powerful waves notching big scores through all Semi's and Final's.

Pictured: Matt Banting and Molly Picklum are winners of Vissla and Sisstrevolution Central Coast Pro's, March 7, 2021. Image credit: WSL / Smith

BIGGEST NAMES IN AUSTRALIAN SURFING TO COMPETE IN 2021 VISSLA CENTRAL COAST PRO

The Vissla Central Coast Pro will bookend a massive Australian 2021 World Surf League (WSL) Qualifying Series (QS) season, when it lands in Avoca Beach.

The elite six-day WSL QS 3000 rated event will form the final stop on the Vissla NSW Pro Surf Series and will take place in Avoca Beach from the 2 March – 7 March 2021.

Pictured: Adrian Buchan in the 2020 Vissla Central Coast Pro. Image credit: WSL / Ethan Smith

AUSTRALIA'S BEST SURFERS TO LIGHT UP MAROUBRA BEACH FOR THE MAD MEX MAROUBRA PRO

The 2021 Mad Mex Maroubra Pro will see some of Australia’s best and most promising surfers land on the Eastern Sydney beach at the end of February. The elite three-day World Surf League (WSL) Qualifying Series (QS) 1000 rated event will form the third of four stops on the Vissla NSW Pro Surf Series and will take place in Maroubra from the 26 February – 28 February 2021.

Image credit: WSL / Ethan Smith