The Australian QS leg has now been completed with the Hurley Australian Open at Manly and the Surfest events at Newcastle.
Congratulations to Carissa Moore and Adriano de Souza on their wins at Manly and Matt Banting and Malia Manuel at Newcastle.
Andriano, after only three QS events has amassed 6,564 points so is well on his way to securing a spot for the WCT in 2015, not that he may need it as you would expect a very solid showing from the Brazilian on the WCT and the same with Carissa, currently sitting in third spot on 3,500 points.
Matt Banting, after his win in the Burton Toyota Pro over Nathan Hedge, has moved into second spot with 3,729 points closely followed by Nathan in third on 3,470 points.
Current rankings after Hurley Australian Open and Burton Toyota Pro ASP 6 Stars have the Top 10 men as:
1 - Adriano de Souza (BRA) 6564
2 - Matt Banting (AUS) 3729
3 - Nathan Hedge (AUS) 3470
4 - Tomas Hermes (BRA) 3000
5 - Charles Martin (GLP) 2716
6 - Julian Wilson (AUS) 2640
7 - Patrick Gudauskas (USA) 2530
8 - Billy Stairmand (NZL) 2290
9 - Fredrick Patacchia (HAW) 2196
10 - Wiggolly Dantas (BRA) 2130
In the women's 6 Star events the Hawaiians dominated with Carissa Moore defeating Alessa Quizon at Manly and then Malia Manuel defeating Alessa in her second finals appearance in a row at the Hunter Ports Authority Pro at Newcastle.
Malia, with her win at Newcastle and a third at Manly, is top of the ranks on 5,580 closely followed by Alessa on 5,280 points.
Top six girls are:
1 - Malia Manuel (HAW) 5580
2 - Alessa Quizon (HAW) 5280
3 - Carissa Moore (HAW) 3500
4 - Nage Melemed (HAW) 3120
5 - Maud Le Car (FRA) 3000
6 - Nikki Van Dijk (AUS) 2480
Note: The 2015 Samsung Galaxy ASP World Championship Tours will be comprised of the Top 10 on the Men's ASP Qualification Series (QS) and Top six on the Women's ASP QS.
Al Hunt Bio:
Al Hunt is a former competitor and Australian icon who has helped raise the ASP since its inception. Hunt controlled the Head Judge role in the ASP's first year of 1983 and assumed the role of Tour Manager the following season of 1984.
Hunt has worked for the ASP in the Tour Manager role since that time, attending well over 1,000 events and contributes an unmatched wealth of professional surfing knowledge and history to the team. Hunt's Situation Room is designed to keep fans informed on rankings' shifts throughout the 2014 ASP Qualification Season.
The Situation Room: Monday, February 24, 2013
Al Hunt
The Australian QS leg has now been completed with the Hurley Australian Open at Manly and the Surfest events at Newcastle.
Congratulations to Carissa Moore and Adriano de Souza on their wins at Manly and Matt Banting and Malia Manuel at Newcastle.
Andriano, after only three QS events has amassed 6,564 points so is well on his way to securing a spot for the WCT in 2015, not that he may need it as you would expect a very solid showing from the Brazilian on the WCT and the same with Carissa, currently sitting in third spot on 3,500 points.
Matt Banting, after his win in the Burton Toyota Pro over Nathan Hedge, has moved into second spot with 3,729 points closely followed by Nathan in third on 3,470 points.
Current rankings after Hurley Australian Open and Burton Toyota Pro ASP 6 Stars have the Top 10 men as:
1 - Adriano de Souza (BRA) 6564
2 - Matt Banting (AUS) 3729
3 - Nathan Hedge (AUS) 3470
4 - Tomas Hermes (BRA) 3000
5 - Charles Martin (GLP) 2716
6 - Julian Wilson (AUS) 2640
7 - Patrick Gudauskas (USA) 2530
8 - Billy Stairmand (NZL) 2290
9 - Fredrick Patacchia (HAW) 2196
10 - Wiggolly Dantas (BRA) 2130
In the women's 6 Star events the Hawaiians dominated with Carissa Moore defeating Alessa Quizon at Manly and then Malia Manuel defeating Alessa in her second finals appearance in a row at the Hunter Ports Authority Pro at Newcastle.
Malia, with her win at Newcastle and a third at Manly, is top of the ranks on 5,580 closely followed by Alessa on 5,280 points.
Top six girls are:
1 - Malia Manuel (HAW) 5580
2 - Alessa Quizon (HAW) 5280
3 - Carissa Moore (HAW) 3500
4 - Nage Melemed (HAW) 3120
5 - Maud Le Car (FRA) 3000
6 - Nikki Van Dijk (AUS) 2480
Note: The 2015 Samsung Galaxy ASP World Championship Tours will be comprised of the Top 10 on the Men's ASP Qualification Series (QS) and Top six on the Women's ASP QS.
Al Hunt Bio:
Al Hunt is a former competitor and Australian icon who has helped raise the ASP since its inception. Hunt controlled the Head Judge role in the ASP's first year of 1983 and assumed the role of Tour Manager the following season of 1984.
Hunt has worked for the ASP in the Tour Manager role since that time, attending well over 1,000 events and contributes an unmatched wealth of professional surfing knowledge and history to the team. Hunt's Situation Room is designed to keep fans informed on rankings' shifts throughout the 2014 ASP Qualification Season.
Hunter Ports Womens Classic
Quick chat with European up-and-comer Maud Le Car following a successful 2014 start in Australia.
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