1 Baden Smith
2 Kyle Bryant
3 Mark Vandermere
4 Albert Munoz
From all reports it was going off.
4- 6ft offshore... two banks.
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great pic of Baden carving a left on the home page from the contest
wave looks good and conditions were off shore here yesterday so the Island would have good
check the the above url but it does staate pics and info comming soon
great pic of Baden carving a left on the home page from the contest
wave looks good and conditions were off shore here yesterday so the Island would have good
check the the above url but it does staate pics and info comming soon
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Rides twin fins...finger wrote:MARK VANDARMERE
2005 CLASSIC
MADE OPEN QTR FINALS (4th)
1st senior mens finals
RIDES STRAPPER BOARDS
Every time he caught a wave I was in awe over how different his approach to surfing waves was from anyone elses. He absolutely rips, is humble as anything and was absolutely blown away by the experience (just like last year).
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Hey Bob,
Don Harris and the family road show made it in time for the event.
He made it thru to the semi finals of the Senior Masters.
On the Sunday of the event he fired off some 200 + still frames and a some video, expect to see some inspiring images when he returns home
He clocked up some reasonable time in the the water over the 3 days that he surfed, and also contributed in a small way(with help from the Bonnie) to putting a dent in the grape/wine glut in Australia.
On Sunday afternoon made a passionate speech at the presentation - encouraging everyone to make the effort to get to Santa Cruz in early January, then got along to the famous post event Bonfire at Turtles "acccomodation for travelling kneeelos by the fish farm," and was last seen with family in tow heading up the coast towards Jervis Bay.
He was pretty determined to investigate the waves that Rob Slater(see pics in photo gallery) has had everyone(on this site) salivating over during the last couple of months.
Don Harris and the family road show made it in time for the event.
He made it thru to the semi finals of the Senior Masters.
On the Sunday of the event he fired off some 200 + still frames and a some video, expect to see some inspiring images when he returns home
He clocked up some reasonable time in the the water over the 3 days that he surfed, and also contributed in a small way(with help from the Bonnie) to putting a dent in the grape/wine glut in Australia.
On Sunday afternoon made a passionate speech at the presentation - encouraging everyone to make the effort to get to Santa Cruz in early January, then got along to the famous post event Bonfire at Turtles "acccomodation for travelling kneeelos by the fish farm," and was last seen with family in tow heading up the coast towards Jervis Bay.
He was pretty determined to investigate the waves that Rob Slater(see pics in photo gallery) has had everyone(on this site) salivating over during the last couple of months.
Jamie
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report
Hi Jamie - thanks for the report. Sounds like some nice surf. How'd it go for you?
Jack
Jack
Hi jack,
I made the semis of the opens but was taken down by a rampaging Mark Vanderpeer and the pesky Puerto Rican Mr Munoz
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Dave Parkes, Dean Bould and James pommy Andersen were others who fell at the final hurdle. With falling over being literal as we surfed our fourth heat of the day, with some of us having 10 minutes break between coming in from our quarters and paddling out for semis.
Back in the day when my fitness was superior to my ability, it would have been right up my alley but those days have passed and I was toast
Some of the best surfers early on the Saturday and during the age divisions on the Sunday who failed to make the semis of the opens included - Matt Gallagher, Gavin Coleman, Max Hutchison, Paul Mannix, Dale Ponsford, Marcus Hague, Mark Slater, and Stan Kofed.
see link below and check out photo gallery to get an idea on the action that went down
http://www.kneeboardsurfaustralia.com/p ... %20set.htm
I made the semis of the opens but was taken down by a rampaging Mark Vanderpeer and the pesky Puerto Rican Mr Munoz
.Dave Parkes, Dean Bould and James pommy Andersen were others who fell at the final hurdle. With falling over being literal as we surfed our fourth heat of the day, with some of us having 10 minutes break between coming in from our quarters and paddling out for semis.
Back in the day when my fitness was superior to my ability, it would have been right up my alley but those days have passed and I was toast
Some of the best surfers early on the Saturday and during the age divisions on the Sunday who failed to make the semis of the opens included - Matt Gallagher, Gavin Coleman, Max Hutchison, Paul Mannix, Dale Ponsford, Marcus Hague, Mark Slater, and Stan Kofed.
see link below and check out photo gallery to get an idea on the action that went down
http://www.kneeboardsurfaustralia.com/p ... %20set.htm
Jamie
