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San Juan delivers solid waves in the Islas Canarias Santa Pro
surfertoday.com - 22 days ago
San Juan delivers solid waves in the Islas Canarias Santa Pro
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The ASP WQS 6-Star Prime Islas Canarias Santa Pro got back in motion at its main venue of San Juan, the expected consistent surf coming to reality for the second day of competition. With the famous lefthand pointbreak of San Juan delivering five-to-six foot (1.5 to 2 meter) waves ...
surfertoday.com - 20 days ago
Surfers get set for last battles in the Islas Canarias Santa Pro
— surfertoday.com — The ASP WQS 6-Star Prime Islas Canarias Santa Pro got closer to its business-end today with last... sixteen men decided in wind-blown consistent five-foot (1.5 meter) waves at San Juan. With Round 3 wrapping-up by the day’s end after an exciting series of 3-Man battles, things are set for an ... (more) Surfers get set for last battles in the Islas Canarias ...

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Final waves in the Islas Canarias Santa Pro
surfertoday.com - 19 days ago
Final waves in the Islas Canarias Santa Pro
— surfertoday.com — The Islas Canarias Santa Pro witnessed massive winds and solid five-to-six foot (1.5 to 2 meter)) waves... today, the event going mobile for the second time of the week to the nearby location of El Muelle. With the eight Man-on-man battles of Round 4 completed in the testing surf, the ASP WQS ... (more) Final waves in the Islas Canarias Santa Pro

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Drew Courtney wins the 2009 Islas Canarias Santa Pro
surfertoday.com - 19 days ago
Drew Courtney wins the 2009 Islas Canarias Santa Pro
— surfertoday.com — Drew Courtney (New South Wales, AUS), 31, has won the ASP WQS 6-Star Prime Islas Canarias Santa... Pro on the island of Lanzarote today, after defeating runner-up Bernardo Miranda (Sao Paulo, BRA), 26, in spectacular nine-to-twelve foot (3 to 4 meter) surf at the back-up venue of La Santa ... (more) Drew Courtney wins the 2009 Islas Canarias Santa Pro

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