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Super Girl Surf Pro: Inso and Spencer Make Waves in Round of 64

Surfers Inso and Spencer riding waves at Super Girl Surf Pro.

The Super Girl Surf Pro in Oceanside continued its exciting competition, with standout performances in the Round of 64. Surfers battled challenging conditions, showcasing skill and determination as the event progresses towards its final rounds. The competition is a key stop on the Women’s Qualifying Series.

Key Takeaways

  • Vaihitimahana Inso delivered a powerful 8.33 wave, signaling her intent to advance.
  • Two-time champion Alyssa Spencer demonstrated her prowess, raising the bar for excellence.
  • Eden Walla is aiming to make history by becoming the first back-to-back winner.
  • Kaikoura Nauenberg from Santa Cruz secured a spot in the Round of 32.

Inso’s Strong Showing

Vaihitimahana Inso made a significant impact in the Round of 64, posting an impressive 8.33 wave score. Her performance suggests she has unfinished business at the Super Girl Surf Pro, indicating a strong drive to compete for the title.

Spencer’s Championship Form

Alyssa Spencer, a previous two-time victor of the Super Girl Surf Pro, once again showcased her exceptional talent. Her performance in the Round of 64 was a clear statement of intent, as she looks to add another title to her impressive record at the event.

Walla Aims for History

Eden Walla, who made history last year as the youngest winner at just 15 years old, is back with aspirations of becoming the first back-to-back champion. The now 16-year-old surfer is eager to defend her title and build on her previous success, drawing inspiration from her idols and her recent Challenger Series performances.

Local Talent Advances

Santa Cruz’s own Kaikoura Nauenberg successfully advanced to the Round of 32. Nauenberg secured her spot by achieving a two-wave total score of 8.93, placing second in her heat. She is set to face tough competition in the next round, including Kirra Pinkerton, Chelsea Tuach, and Leilani McGonagle. Other local surfers, Kirra Huntress and Keanna Miller, were eliminated in the Round of 64.

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