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<\/p>\nOakley ASP World Pro Junior
\nStop No. 1 on the 2010 ASP World Junior Tour
\nKeramas, Bali, Indonesia
\nSeptember 2-13, 2010<\/p>\n
Women\u2019s Round 1 Action Commences at Oakley ASP World Pro Junior in Bali<\/p>\n
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CANGGU, Bali\/Indonesia (Saturday, October 2, 2010) \u2013 While the world\u2019s best surfers battle it out in stop no.7 on the ASP Men\u2019s World Tour in France, the next breed of surfing superstars were making history in Bali. <\/p>\n
The Oakley ASP World Pro Junior, which got underway in peaky 2-3ft (0.5-1 metre) beach break waves at the backup venue of Canggu with Round 1 of the Pro Junior women\u2019s division, signalled the start of event no.1 on the inaugural ASP World Junior Tour (WJT).<\/p>\n
As a blessing to the event, the field of 48 men and 18 women were greeted to a colourful, traditional Balinese ceremony before competition got underway at 8am. <\/p>\n
Tyler Wright (AUS), 17, put the world\u2019s best junior surfers on notice, top scoring for the day with an 18.24 combined two-wave total.Wright, who wonthe 2008 Beachley Classic, an ASP Women\u2019s World Tour event at the tender age of 14, performed the biggest turns in the most critical parts of the peaky conditions to build on her scores until the halfway stage when she nailed a flurry of entertaining, high scoring waves. <\/p>\n
The surfing whiz showing superior heat strategy by opting to surf the right-hand peak at the other end of the competition area. <\/p>\n
\u201cIt was looking pretty good before my heat, so I just went for it,\u201d said Wright. \u201cEvery now and again there would be a couple of sets coming through and it seemed to offer more scoring potential. I just thought the righthander was a better option.\u201d <\/p>\n
Despite a slow start, Wright recorded an 8.67 and a near perfect 9.57 to beat Diana Cristina (BRA) and Leila Hurst (HAW). <\/p>\n
Defending ASP Women\u2019s World Junior Champion, Laura Enever\u2019s (AUS) title defence got off to a less than perfect start, defeated by Lakey Peterson (USA) and Minato Takashi (JPN) in the third heat of the round.
\nPeterson, 16, put Enever on the ropes in the highly contested the 30-minute exchange, accruing a 7.00 and 8.00 to finish the victor with a 15.00 two-wave total to Enever\u2019s 9.16. <\/p>\n
\u201cI kind of didn\u2019t get any waves. Lakey (Peterson) jagged two really good ones and established a strong lead,\u201d said Enever. <\/p>\n
\u201cThe ocean went flat for while during the middle of the heat and I couldn\u2019t peg her back. Luckily I can get a bad heat out of the way first heat. I\u2019m really excited for round three and hopefully we get some good waves.\u201d <\/p>\n
Despite the shaky start, Enever progressed alongside Peterson to Round 3, with Takashi relegated to Round 2 contention. <\/p>\n
Enever, who is from Narrabeen on the Northern Beaches of Sydney knows it\u2019s important to push the limits heading into the round three and get a edge over her competitors towards the business end of the high stakes tournament. <\/p>\n
\u201dI know I need to step it up,\u201d she said. \u201cThe next heat I need to make sure I get the waves and have a good time. I\u2019m psyched to do better in the next heat.\u201d <\/p>\n
2009 ASP Women’s World Junior Champion Pauline Ado (FRA), 20, who made ASP history as the first non-Australian female to claim the ASP World Junior Title in 2009 at Narrabeen in Australia, was in sensational form in the opening heat of the women\u2019s round, netting a 14.43 combined two-wave total. <\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s feels so good to take the win straight after the opening ceremony, which was so Bali,\u201d she said. \u201cThe waves were pretty small and I had fun out there.\u201d<\/p>\n
The talented natural foot, who is ranked 5th on the ASP Women\u2019s World Rankings, wasted no time in getting busy in the beach break left and right hand peaks, beating fellow French surfer Alizee Arnaud (FRA) and Nao Omura (JPN) with a 6.93 and an even stronger 7.50. <\/p>\n
Joining Ado and Peterson as Round 1 winners included Airini Mason (NZL), Sage Erickson (USA) and Malia Manuel (HAW). <\/p>\n
When competition resumes in Round 2 of the women\u2019s division, heat 1 will see Bianca Buitendag (ZAF) and Nao Omura (JPN) face off with Minato Takahashi (JPN). Heat 2 will will feature Chantelle Rautenbach (ZAF), Leila Hurst (HAW) and Camila Cassia (BRA).<\/p>\n
Contest organisers will reconvene at 6.30am at Canggu for the next call. <\/p>\n
The Oakley ASP World Pro Junior will be webcast LIVE via www.oakleyprojunior.com <\/p>\n
For more information, log onto www.aspworldtour.com <\/p>\n
OAKLEY ASP WORLD PRO JUNIOR ROUND 1 RESULTS (WOMEN\u2019S):
\nHeat 1: Pauline Ado (FRA) 14.43, Alizee Arnaud (FRA) 12.17, Nao Omura (JPN) 7.74
\nHeat 2: Sage Erickson (USA) 12.10, Alessa Quizon (HAW) 12.10, Chantelle Rautenback (ZAF) 8.86
\nHeat 3: Lakey Peterson (USA) 15.00, Laura Enever (AUS) 9.16, Minato Takahashi (JPN) 5.57
\nHeat 4: Airini Mason (NZL)10.00, Courtney Conlogue (USA) 9.77, Camila Cassia (BRA) 6.67
\nHeat 5: Tyler Wright (AUS) 18.24, Diana Cristina (BRA) 15.23, Leila Hurst (HAW) 14.20
\nHeat 6: Malia Manuel (HAW) 11.16, Felicity Palmateer (AUS) 10.34, Bianca Buitendag (ZAF) 9.27<\/p>\n
OAKLEY ASP WORLD PRO JUNIOR ROUND 2 MATCH-UPS (WOMEN\u2019S):
\nHeat 1: Bianca Buitendag (ZAF), Nao Omura (JPN), Minato Takahashi (JPN)
\nHeat 2: Chantelle Rautenbach (ZAF), Leila Hurst (HAW), Camila Cassia (BRA)<\/p>\n
OAKLEY ASP WORLD PRO JUNIOR MATCH-UPS (MEN\u2019S):
\nHeat 1:Brendon Gibbens (ZAF), Alex Smith (HAW), Jack Freestone (AUS)
\nHeat 2: Shaun Joubert (ZAF), Peterson Crisanto (BRA), Keanu Asing (HAW)
\nHeat 3: Caio Ibelli (BRA), Tyler Newton (USA), Mitch Crews (AUS)
\nHeat 4: Kiron Jabour (HAW), Chris Salisbury (AUS), Conner Coffin (USA)
\nHeat 5: Maxime Huscenot (FRA), Guillermo Satt (CHL), Enrique Ariitu (PYF)
\nHeat 6: Nat Young (USA), Dean Bowen (AUS), Ramzi Boukhiam (MAR)
\nHeat 7: Miguel Pupo (BRA), Jesse Mendes (BRA), Takumi Nakamura (JPN)
\nHeat 8: Alejo Muniz (BRA), Krystian Kymerson (BRA), TBC
\nHeat 9: Marc Lacomare (FRA), Charles Martin (GLP), Keala Naihe (HAW)
\nHeat 10: Granger Larsen (HAW), Dale Staples (ZAF), Tom Cloarec (FRA)
\nHeat 11: Davey Cathels (AUS), Luke Davis (USA), Kaimana Jaquias (HAW)
\nHeat 12: Beyrick De Vries (ZAF), Felipe Jervis (PRT), Hiroto Arai (JPN)
\nHeat 13: Kolohe Andino (USA), Albee Layer (HAW), Andrew Doheny (USA)
\nHeat 14: Chad Du Toit (ZAF), Kaito Ohashi (JPN), Evan Thompson (USA)
\nHeat 15: Nic Von Rupp (DEU), Ryan Callinan (AUS), Kento Takahashi (JPN)
\nHeat 16: Evan Geiselman (USA), Ty Watson (AUS), Arashi Kato (JPN)<\/p>\n
ASP WORLD JUNIOR TOUR SCHEDULE:
\n– Oakley ASP World Pro Junior, Bali\/Indonesia \u2013 October 2 \u2013 13, 2010
\n– Billabong ASP World Junior Championships, Australia \u2013 January 8 \u2013 16, 2011<\/p>\n
PAST ASP WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONS:
\n2009:Maxime Huscenot (REU), Laura Enever (AUS)
\n2008: Kai Barger (HAW), Pauline Ado (FRA)
\n2007: Pablo Paulino (BRA), Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS)
\n2006: Jordy Smith (ZAF), Nicola Atherton (AUS)
\n2005: Kekoa Bacalso (HAW), Jessi Miley-Dyer (AUS)
\n2004: Pablo Paulino (BRA)
\n2003: Adriano de Souza (BRA)
\n2002: N\/A
\n2001: Joel Parkinson (AUS)
\n2000: Pedro Henrique (BRA)
\n1999: Joel Parkinson (AUS)
\n1998: Andy Irons (HAW)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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