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\nCaption: Jennifer Smith (Califonria, USA), two-time and reigning ASP Women’s World Longboard Champion, returns to Biarritz from July 10 to 14 to defend her crown [Photo credit: Aquashot\/aspeurope.com] <\/p>\n
Roxy ASP Women\u2019s World Longboard Championships (WWLC)
\nASP Women\u2019s World Longboard title decider
\nLa C\u00f4te des Basques, Biarritz – France
\nJuly 10 to 14, 2010<\/p>\n
2010 Roxy Jam to Host ASP Women\u2019s World Longboard Championships from July 10<\/p>\n
\nCaption: Jennifer Smith (Califonria, USA), two-time and reigning ASP Women’s World Longboard Champion, returns to Biarritz from July 10 to 14 to defend her crown [Photo credit: Aquashot\/aspeurope.com] <\/p>\n
LA COTE DES BASQUES, Biarritz – France (Saturday, July 3, 2010) \u2013 The 2010 edition of the Roxy Jam will once again host the prestigious Roxy ASP Women\u2019s World Longboard Championships (WWLC) from July 10 to 14, gathering an international 32-woman field ready to battle for the undisputed ASP Women\u2019s World Longboard title.Staged at the world famous spot of La C\u00f4te des Basques on the South West coast of France for the fourth consecutive year, the Roxy Jam will witness the battle of the world\u2019s best female longboarders in quality longboard-adapted waves, La C\u00f4te des Basques offering long sand banks and great potential to display both classical and progressive committed longboard surfing.<\/p>\n
Coming to France as a favorite for the third year in a row, reigning ASP Women\u2019s World Longboard Champion Jennifer Smith (Califonria, USA), 23, has confirmed her presence and will aim at a historical third title in four events, the Californian talented athlete coming from a win in 2007, an equal 3rd place in 2008 and a second world title last year.<\/p>\n
\u201cHaving two titles is amazing and I wouldn\u2019t mind having another one,\u201d Smith said. \u201cI am definitely going to put my best into the competition. I’ve had a great year of traveling and free surfing since the 2009 roxy jam. Competitively I’ve made a few finals and won two contests [and] I’m feeling good about my surfing and looking forward to the Roxy Jam.\u201d<\/p>\n
Biarritz, the cradle of surfing in France when a few overseas\u2019 surfers brought the sport to La C\u00f4te des Basques back in the Fifties, is ready for another 5-day waiting period where both competition and a variety of concerts will once again make the Roxy Jam an exciting, intense and attractive event. <\/p>\n
With the ASP World title in sight, Smith will have an advantage over the rest of the international field. Focused, used to the place and the atmosphere of the Roxy Jam as well, Smith knows what it takes to claim the prestigious crown.<\/p>\n
\u201cI certainly feel comfortable paddling out at the Cote des Basques,\u201d Smith said. \u201cThe waves are usually pretty fun for longboarding and its pretty similar to the surf I get at home [but] Anyone I draw in a heat will be a threat.\u201d<\/p>\n
With local threats and former ASP Women\u2019s World longboard No. 2 ranked athletes Justine Dupont (Lacanau, FRA) and Coline Menard (REU) respectively in 2007 and 2009, the expected thousands of crowds will witness another week of battle with their favorites aiming at bringing the title to Europe and France, what would be a premiere for ASP European Women\u2019s longboarding.<\/p>\n
All news, photos and videos highlights available at www.roxy.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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