Reef Hawaiian Pro

After a season at home Roy Powers (HAW) is in tune with conditions and advanced with ease into the seminfinals. ASP/ Kirstin

Michel Bourez (PYF) advanced into the quarerfinals in second place behind Roy Powers (HAW). ASP/ Kirstin

Tanner Gudauskas (USA) advanced into the quarterfinals in first place. ASP/ Kirstin

Adriano De Souza (BRA) advanced in first place to earn his spot into the quaterfinals. ASP/ Kirstin

Three to five fit surf on offer at Ali'i Beach park. ASP/ Kirstin

Tanner Gudauskas (USA) looking relaxed and confident. ASP/ Kirstin

Taj Burrow (AUS) always popular with the girls. ASP/ Kirstin

Roy Powers (HAW) has spent a fair but of time at home this year and is chomping at the bit to take on some of his former international

We all knew as the waves built Kieren Perrow (AUS) would come into his own and into the Quarters. ASP/Cestari

North Shore talent John John Florence (HAW) posted the highest heat score of the day a 16.60 out of (20.00). ASP/ Kirstin

Sebastien Zietz (HAW) kept crowds entertained with his 'go for broke' performance and earned a well deserved round one victory. ASP/

Do you think Taj Burrow (AUS) is happy with winning the Reef Hawaiian Pro? ASP/Cestari

Taj Burrow (AUS) tastes victory for the first time this year at the Reef Hawaiian Pro at Haleiwa. ASP/Cestari

Taj Burrow (AUS) dropped into the final and picked up the first jewel of the Triple Crown by winning the Reef Hawaiian Pro at Haleiwa.

After consistently working his way through the rounds Nat Young (USA) placed fourth in the final of the Reef Hawaiian Pro. ASP/Cestari

Adriano de Souza (BRA) took third place in the final. ASP/Cestari

As the wind picks up and the waves get bigger the airs af the last two days are becoming less and less but Evan Geiselman still stomped one

Irishman Glen Hall (IRL) must be enjoying the warm Hawaiian waters so much he cant stop winning heats. ASP/Cestari