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[i]Surfer Girl Shop in Bali
Karina Mattos

Talking about Bali… Do you know that the mostly famous Tourist Island in Indonesia has the best all girls surf shop in the world?

Surfer Girl is the name of the store and Branch that is represent by the the free surfer bodyboarder Karina Mattos who also organize the girls bodyboarding events around Indonesia. Surfer Girl Is localized in one of the mostly famous street on the Island – Jalan Legian 138 – Kuta.[/i]The logo is the face of the Surfer Girl, one happy girl who rips and also she has a white local dog that’s follow her always. The logo based on Suzy the partner of the Brand.

The store is in the market since 19 of January 1998 and sells more then 70 branches .all the popular surf brand and many alternate surf and street brands too.… Read the rest

[i]Friday 6 January, 2006
Narrabeen Beach, Sydney, Australia

BILLABONG WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
(31 December 2005 – 8 January 2006)

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Stocky Hawaiian powerhouse Kekoa Bacalso has claimed ASP world titleholder status by winning the Billabong World Junior Championships held at North Narrabeen Beach, Sydney, Australia, after defeating Tahitian Michel Bourez in the all-Polynesian final.

After getting off to a slow start in the one metre (three foot) wind-blown conditions, Bacalso came home strong, locking into a walling left-breaking wave on his backhand with seven minutes to go. [/i]With his low centre of gravity, Bacalso looked strong on the wave executing lightning fast bottom turns and razor sharp top turns to score a 7.33 out of 10.

From there his opponent was “comboed” or put in a position where two good scoring rides are needed to win. Bacalso’s tactics of sitting wide of the break and being patient paid off.… Read the rest

[i]Thursday 5 January, 2006
Narrabeen Beach, Sydney, Australia

BILLABONG WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
(31 December 2005 – 8 January 2006)

[size=x-small]And then there were two… the victorious Aussies: Jessi Miley-Dyer (left) and Nicola Atherton, finished first and second respectively in the Billabong World Junior Championships.[/size]
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Jessi Miley-Dyer was one ecstatic lady today after she became the inaugural winner of the Billabong World Junior Championships women’s division held at Narrabeen Beach, Australia.

The proud Australian goofyfooter blitzed the field early in the event and then went on to claim the final against good friend and fellow Bronte Beach, Sydney stablemate Nicola Atherton 14.00 out of 20 to 12.40. [/i]Held in wind-affected one metre (three foot) conditions, Miley-Dyer shot off to an early lead with two solid rides but toward the end found it difficult to consolidate on the lead as Atherton scored an 8.0 and edged back into contention.… Read the rest

[i]Monday 2 January, 2006
Narrabeen Beach, Sydney, Australia

BILLABONG WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
(31 December 2005 – 8 January 2006)

Laura Enever prepares for battle.
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Pint-sized prodigy Carissa Moore from Hawaii had her older and more seasoned rivals rattled today at the Billabong World Junior Championships, after she put on a performance well beyond her tender age of 13.

Moore revelled in the one metre (three foot) conditions at Narrabeen Beach, Australia as she caught numerous right-hand breaking waves and executed top to bottom turns that scored her a total of 17.84 out of a possible 20. [/i]“I’m very excited to make the quarter finals,” said Moore who was modest and shy in front of the media swarm after her round three heat. “I found the conditions fun and I’m nervous about going up against girls like Jessi Miley-Dyer and Steph Gilmore but I’m more excited that I’m getting the chance and I’ll just try my best.”… Read the rest

[i]Sunday 1 January, 2006
Narrabeen Beach, Sydney, Australia

BILLABONG WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
(31 December 2005 – 8 January 2006)

THE ASSOCIATION OF SURFING PROFESSIONALS (ASP) PREMIER JUNIOR EVENT

Hawaiian Kai Barger boosting his way into round three of the Billabong World Junior Championships.
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While the temperature soared at Narrabeen Beach, Sydney, Australia, the waves arrived and the surfing in the Billabong World Junior Championships was simply top notch.

In the one metre (three foot) conditions fanned by a strong offshore wind, competitors blazed on the consistent left hand breaking waves with numerous competitors scoring rides in the excellent category.[/i]Showing nothing but true professionalism beyond his years (all competitors are under 21 years of age) was Brazilian Jean da Silva who at the time of going to press was holding onto the highest heat score of the day with a 16.67 out of a possible 20.… Read the rest