Sardinia – Dylan Graves

Sardinia – Dylan Graves

Sarrrrrrrdinia, pronounced with 12 r’s. A beautiful island off the coast of Italy in the Mediterranean Sea. The ‘Hawaii’ of the Mediterranean if you will. A place of infinite wonder and to my liking, amazing waves. Charming locals, great food, all of my favourite things. The one hard thing was the windy roads, but as you’ll see in the video, I came to like those too. A big thankyou to all the local surfers, Roby, Lorenzo, Fabio Mereu and his whole family for hanging with us and showing us an awesome time. Hope this video does it justice!

As always thank you for your support, your views, likes, subs and super thanks really help keep me out there.

Big thanks to friends and family for the feedback you always give me prior to launching vids, my wife, my Mom, Dave Malcolm, Paul Daniels you all rule and would not be where I am without all of you in my life. @dylangraves

People Power over Pollution – Get Involved

People Power over Pollution – Get Involved

As recent new on water companies raising prices while dumping sewage and pocking profits prove we need an overhaul of our water system. Not just tinkering at the edges.

Clive Lewis MP has scheduled a private members bill in the House of Commons and you can ask your MP to attend the Water Bill debate. After years of bill hikes, shareholder pay-outs, and pollution, it couldn’t be clearer that privatisation has created a crisis in our water system. We can’t leave the future of this critical national resource in the hands of failing corporations that prioritise profit, and an ineffective regulator.

The Private Members Water Bill will have its first debate on 28th March. This Bill is an unmissable chance to put public ownership on the table and create a national conversation about how our water is managed. This is a chance for common sense to overcome an ideological commitment to failing privatisation.

It’s about weighing all options and shaping our future together. It’s about democracy. We need as many MPs as possible to show up and back this campaign. Ask your MP to be there on the 28th March and back the Bill.

The more pressure we build, the better our chances of success. Even one letter—your letter—can make a difference. Can you join me and write a letter? It will only take a few clicks here.

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Boardmasters – Final Headliner

Boardmasters – Final Headliner

Boardmasters is back this summer and today dropping its third and final headliner for 2025 along with a raft of other huge artists joining the bill, the Boardies hype is real. The UK’s hottest rapper Central Cee will be at Boardmasters for the very first time with sights set on an epic main stage headline slot. He joins previously announced headliners 2025 BRIT and Grammy nominated RAYE and The Prodigy, topping the bill for a huge 5 days on the Cornish coast. Today, 30+ other massive acts are added to the line-up including The Wombats, Sub Focus, Flo, Leigh-Anne, Krept & Konan, The Blessed Madonna, Maverick Sabre and more. Cornwall’s own surf and music festival will be taking place from 6-10 August 2025 across two spectacular sites of Watergate Bay and Fistral Beach.

Boardmasters is the only place to check out both the biggest names in music and top-of-their-game international pro surf talent across two spectacular locations on the Cornish coast. Tickets are on sale now and selling fast – payment plans are available. For more information visit boardmasters.com. We’ll see you at the beach!

Rap sensation, and 3x BRITs 2025 nominee, Central Cee is set to make waves with his debut headline performance at Boardmasters festival, marking a monumental milestone in his meteoric rise to global stardom. Fresh off the hype surrounding his hugely anticipated upcoming album ‘Can’t Rush Greatness’, the West London chart-topper promises an unforgettable set filled with fan-favorite hits like Sprinter, Doja and Day in the Life. With multiple platinum certifications, a slew of awards wins, not to mention a reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting musical exports, Central Cee continues to redefine the sound of modern hip-hop. Fans at Boardmasters can expect a high-energy showcase that firmly cements his place at the forefront of the global rap scene.

And that’s not all. Boardmasters today unveils a massive second wave of artists heading to the Cornish coast this summer. Indie legends and festival favourites The Wombats and electronic powerhouse Sub Focus will be making waves, and joining them are some of the hottest names in the music scene, including British R&B girlband FLO, Little Mix star turned solo sensation Leigh-Anne, and UK rap heavyweights Krept & Konan. Lighting up the dancefloor will be The Blessed Madonna and Patrick Topping, while rising stars including Caity Baiser and Alfie Templeman promise unmissable sets. Expect folk-pop goodness from Jeremy Loops, the visionary brilliance of Maverick Sabre, the unmistakable lyricism of Flowdan and high octane energy from D.O.D, all bringing the good vibes to Boardmasters.

Today’s announcement brings even more excitement for electronic music fans, with an incredible lineup of DJs and producers joining the bill including Danny Howard, Conducta and Honeyluv on the bill, alongside an electrifying set from Zero B2B MPH. Adding to the mix, Shapes brings a fresh take on house and techno, drum and bass powerhouse 1991 will deliver high-energy beats, while rising star Mia Kirkland promises to captivate with her genre-blending sets, plus performances from Charlie Tee, 1991, Differnt, Drop Squad, Dubtendo Allstars and In Parallel. Bringing even more flavour to the line-up are exciting names including Paris Paloma, James Marriott and Bradley Simpson.

Previously announced artists include global superstars and exciting rising talents such as chart-topping icon Nelly Furtado, the mesmerising London Grammar and electronic duo Maribou State. Brit Award winners Kaiser Chiefs will bring their anthemic indie rock, with high energy performances expected from Wet Leg and Rizzle Kicks. Fans can also look forward to singalong favourites from Natasha Bedingfield, electrifying sets from BOU + B Live 24, Bru-C, and Interplanetary Criminal, as well as acclaimed live acts Franz Ferdinand, Ocean Alley, breakout star Myles Smith, Salute and Hard Life. Find the Boardmasters line-up so far, here.

Fans can secure their Boardmasters ticket from as little as £76.85 and spread the cost with Payment Plans, enabling ticket holders to pay off the remaining balance in monthly instalments. This can be done as an individual customer, or for those attending as a group if multiple tickets are bought in a single transaction. For more information, see here.

Boardmasters’ priority is the safety and welfare of each and every guest and attendee. This year, the festival has announced enhanced security measures to make this summer even better – safer, smoother, and of course, as fun as ever. This includes a 20% increase in security across the site, an increase in the number of Wi-Fi hot spot zones in the arenas and campsites, 25 more entry search lanes to allow for more thorough searches without increasing wait times, double the number of elevated watchtower locations in the campsites with 24h security presence, and a 50% increase in high visibility security patrols in campsites both day and night. Boardmasters will once again be hosting parent webinars with ItHappens Education covering topics such as festival safety, drugs & alcohol, sex and consent. These are designed to ensure parents have the information and tools to have positive conversations with their young people ahead of attending their first festival. More here.

This year, Boardmasters camping just got a whole lot better with more options to choose from than ever before. GA Weekend Camping includes entry to the festival, general campsites and main arena, the new Camping+ offers a reserved camping pitch and the use of premium facilities including hot showers and comes with 24h reception support, and there’s a brand new Chilled Camping zone can host groups of maximum 6 per party – with a dedicated campsite with controlled access for chilled wristband holders only, an 11pm noise curfew and a 24h reception – if you are looking for a more chilled-out Boardmasters experience, this is the place for you. Pre-Pitched returns for 2, 4 or 8 person tents complete with complimentary airbeds, a friendly reception team, hot showers, proper loos and food traders nearby, VIP Weekend camping comes with all the add-ons such as a reserved pitch, posh showers and loos, access to the pamper lounge, a complimentary on site parking pass, live music, food traders, a bar, and access to the hospitality lounge in the main arena, while the offering in Boutique Camping has been elevated with a wider range of premium accommodation options, with a mobile charging station, street food, artisan coffee and much more!

Beyond the music, there’s plenty for festival goers to enjoy and discover at Boardmasters. Alongside various local surf schools, there are opportunities to engage in an array of fun water-based activities at locations near to the site. These include surf lessons, coasteering, kayaking tours, surf hire (wetsuits and boards), SUP tours, superSUP tours, and bodyboard lessons. These are all bookable via the Boardmasters website. Campers can take some time-out and chill at Zennor Haven. This is the perfect place to pause for a moment of mindfulness, with sound baths, wellness discussions and panel talks, massages and workshops. Those looking for workouts and weights can make their way to a Boardmasters favourite – Muscle Beach. Located within the campsites, Boardmasters’ very own full outdoor gym comes with the added extra of DJs, daily challenges and prizes to be won. In the main arena, festival goers can enjoy the Keg & Pasty, The Boulevard, Daily Beach Cleans, Street Food, Pub Quizzes, Surf Screenings, Bingo, Karaoke, Family Fun, the fabulous Cornwall Rock Choir belting out singalong classics, and of course, the famous Silent Disco at the Main Stage, with everything from chart-toppers to indie hits, RnB classics to dance anthems, running for five nights it is simply not to be missed.

The Boardmasters OPEN will be back once again. Steeped in heritage since 1981, festival-goers can head to Fistral Beach in Newquay to watch some of the biggest, most progressive names in international pro surfing crowned as the next Boardmasters champions, across five exhilarating days. Next year’s competition follows a huge year for homegrown talent in 2024, with Cornwall teen Lukas Skinner taking first place in the Junior Open and BYD Pro shortboard finals. Competitions include the Boardmasters OPEN men’s and women’s division and the Boardmasters Longboard OPEN men’s and women’s division. Plus festival goers can also witness the new generation of groms showcasing their talent in the Boardmasters Junior OPEN boys and girls division – more info will be dropped early next year.

Those travelling to Boardmasters are encouraged to choose greener options. New for 2025, there will be an increase from 85 to 119 long distance routes with Big Green Coach, servicing festival goers from all over the country, as well as 50 coaches serving the nearby park and ride. Organisers have also relocated drop-offs, now nearer to gates for speedier arrival times and reduced time carrying heavy bags! For more information on getting to Boardmasters, visit the website here.

Tickets for Boardmasters 2025 are on sale now at  boardmasters.com.

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Supertubos – João Kopke & Crew

Supertubos – João Kopke & Crew

Among Portugal’s many incredible waves, Supertubos stands out as one of the most insane breaks. It draws the country’s top surfers, such as Luís Perloiro, Afonso Antunes, and Guilherme Fonseca, as well as international stars like Dane Reynolds, Samuel Pupo, and João Chumbinho.

Supertubos consistently delivers, so much so that it hosts a Championship Tour event every March. But even at a world-class break like this, some days exceed all expectations—like the one João Kopke experienced. With two intense three-hour sessions, the barrel-filled spectacle left João and the crew frothing for more.

Video: @duarte_lapa
Additional Footage: ‪@crashgrafia‬
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Under the Cliffs

Under the Cliffs

A swell chase to Ireland, to one of the most beautiful coastlines on the planet. And to see it from the ocean level with cracking waves is all-time. This trip was set up before my quick exit to Hawaii and so I decided to release it now. The wave is legendary right hander and needs a bit of skill so sit back and enjoy the action and the beauty.

Special thanks to Steve Thomas
who put me in the spot to get the shot

Oliie O Flaherty & Seamus Mc Goldrick
for helping me ID the surfers..

Peter Conroy & Bernard Cahill for water security

Jack Akrop who I shared the trip with.

Tim Bonython @tim_bonython_swellchasers

Lexus Pipe Pro Presented by YETI 

Lexus Pipe Pro Presented by YETI 

• France’s Marco Mignot Leads Rookie Pack,  Tops Opening Round Performances in Full-Time CT Debut
• Robinson and Slater Lead Men’s Progression of Former Event Winners
• No Competition on Thursday or Friday Due to Major Storm System, Next Update Friday Afternoon

The Lexus Pipe Pro Presented by YETI, the first stop on the World Surf League (WSL) 2025 Championship Tour (CT), kicked off with the men’s Opening Round and the first four heats of the women’s Opening Round. In three-to-five-foot conditions at Banzai Pipeline on the North Shore of Oʻahu, the CT field made its return, joined by the new Rookie class, wildcards, and replacements who put on their first performances of the season.

With a solid day of competition in the books, attention now turns to the forecast. A major storm system is expected to impact the North Shore, prompting the Commissioner’s Office to call the competition OFF for Thursday, January 30, and Friday, January 31. With improved conditions anticipated after the weather system passes, the next official call will be made Friday afternoon to provide an update on the weekend’s competition schedule.

World Champions Wright, Simmers, and Marks Sweep Opening Round Heats

Reigning World Champion Caity Simmers (USA), 2023 World Champion Caroline Marks (USA), and two-time World Champion Tyler Wright (AUS) claimed Opening Round heat wins at the Lexus Pipe Pro today, starting their World Title campaigns with momentum and bypassing the Elimination Round with a jump straight into the Round of 16. They were also joined by recently crowned 2024 World Junior Champion Luana Silva (BRA), who won her first heat.

Wright opened her 13th season on the CT with the highest single wave score of the four heats that were surfed in the women’s Opening Round, a 7.33 (out of a possible 10). The 2016 and 2017 World Champion drove through a long Backdoor barrel to collect her opening score before backing it up with aggressive turns on subsequent waves. Wright earned the first women’s CT win at Pipeline at the opening of the 2021 season when the competition was moved mid-event from Honolua Bay to Pipeline and also placed runner-up in 2023. The 30-year-old Australian was challenged by two former Semifinalists, Lakey Peterson (USA) and Brisa Hennessy (CRC), in one of the toughest heats of the round, but took the win with the highest heat total of the day, 13.83 (out of a possible 20)

“Honestly, it’s just nice to catch some waves,” Wright (above) said. “I probably think a lot less [now] and enjoy a lot more. I’ve been doing this, what, 14 years now and you’re always critical of yourself. I feel like this year, I’m trying to find that balance of actually enjoying what I’m doing. Last year was rough, I was injured a lot and actually, it sucked. I feel good, and I’m healthy and I’m just enjoying surfing.”

Simmers and Marks also opened the 2025 CT season with solid scores, a 7.00 for Marks and 7.17 for Simmers. Picking up right where she left off in 2024, Simmers, the defending event winner, found a clean Backdoor barrel, while Marks made Backdoor look like a high-performance point with her trademark top-to-bottom surfing lighting up a long right.

Marks’ (above) heat win came over two surfers who were appearing in their first-ever CT event, Nadia Erostarbe (ESP) and Bella Kenworthy (USA). Erostarbe’s critical backhand snaps kept her slightly ahead of Kenworthy’s forehand attack, seeing her through to the Round of 32, with Kenworthy landing in the Elimination Round. Erostarbe is competing as the WSL Replacement for the season, replacing Johanne Defay (FRA) for the Pipe Pro, while Kenworthy was the sole women’s rookie to compete today.

Simmers came up against 2022 event winner Moana Jones Wong (HAW) and 2016 World Junior Champion Isabella Nichols (AUS). With the swell direction and sand focused almost entirely on Backdoor, Jones Wong was forced to utilize backhand turns in a battle with Nichols for second place while Simmers styled her way to the heat win. Nichols got the narrow advantage with a 7.93 over Jones Wong’s 7.10, and will move into the Round of 16.

“I was feeling good going into it,” Simmers said. “It just kind of got really beautiful before my heat. The wind died down, and I just had a really nice moment before my heat. I was feeling good, and then I got a good little barrel. I was not expecting a barrel, but then it kind of just happened for me and I’m thankful.”

France’s Marco Mignot (above) Leads Rookie Pack, Tops Opening Round Performances in Full-Time CT Debut

Bursting straight out of the gates, Marco Mignot (FRA) posted the highest heat total of the men’s Opening Round within the first seven minutes of his first CT event as a full-time member of the Tour. Mignot, who has previously appeared in two CT events as a wildcard, started aggressively, catching four waves in the opening moments, including a 7.33 and 6.00 that secured his round-topping 13.33 heat total. A highly critical air landed directly in the flats, earned Mignot the 7.33, and propelled the 24-year-old to his inaugural CT heat win over João Chianca (BRA) and Ryan Callinan (AUS).

“In my mind, I was like, ‘Okay, well, this is the first heat, first event of the year,'” Mignot said. “I was just like, ‘Let’s go.’ This is my moment. I’ve dreamed about this moment. I’ve manifested this moment. It’s time to live this dream. I’m not gonna fall back and not do it one hundred percent. I said to myself, ‘It’s kill or get killed.'”

Fellow rookies Edgard Groggia (BRA, above) and Alan Cleland Jr. (MEX) progressed through their first-ever heats on the CT in second place and into the Round of 32, though it was narrow margins for both. Groggia slipped ahead of his seasoned compatriot Yago Dora (BRA) by just 0.20, while Cleland found a buzzer-beater to send Liam O’Brien (AUS) to join Dora in the Elimination Round. Needing a 4.35, Cleland snuck a wave at the 35-second mark. The 22-year-old picked up a short barrel-to-turn combo to clear the mark with a 4.60 and advance 0.26 points ahead of O’Brien. Cleland’s full-time appearance on Tour in 2025 is a first for Mexico, a milestone he takes pride in representing.

“I’m coming here with an open mind, and relaxed, and just trying to get a couple waves,” Cleland said. “And [more] than anything, represent my flag, and my family, and where I’m from, and just Pascuales and everything, and kind of show everybody from Mexico, you can make it. You can come from the smallest town in the world, and you can just put the hard work in, and make it happen. Stoked to just be a part of this and hopefully get some more waves.”

Australian rookies George Pittar (AUS) and Joel Vaughan (AUS) had mixed fortunes, with Pittar finding a Backdoor nugget to move through to the Round of 32 behind Jordy Smith (RSA) and Vaughan taking the unfortunate honor of earning the lowest heat total of the day in his CT debut. Meanwhile, Jackson Bunch (HAW) was unable to replicate his buzzer-beating wildcard performance from the 2024 Lexus Pipe Pro Opening Round and now finds himself in the Elimination Round, along with Vaughan.

Robinson and Slater Lead Progression of Former Event Winners

Though all five of the former men’s event winners in the draw advanced straight into the Round of 32, just two were able to claim Opening Round heat wins, Jack Robinson (AUS, above) and Kelly Slater (USA). 2019 winner Italo Ferreira (BRA), 2021 winner John John Florence (HAW), and 2024 winner Barron Mamiya (HAW) each placed in the advancing second place of the three-person heats.

Robinson, the 2023 event winner, opened his 2025 campaign with the first excellent score of the season. Ducking straight into a driving barrel at Backdoor, Robinson picked up an 8.00, collecting the highest single-wave score of the day on his very first wave. The 27-year-old Australian surfed a smart heat, cruising to victory over Liam O’Brien (AUS) and rookie Al Cleland Jr. (MEX).

“Jack’s back,” Robinson said. “It’s been a long time that I’ve been coming here, like 16, 17 years now, and every time you go out there you still just respect it, but that was a beautiful way to start.”

Patience paid off for Slater, the 11-time World Champion, who won his first heat at Pipeline since his most recent CT event win at the location in 2022. Facing Ferreira, the 2019 World Champion, along with 2024 Challenger Series winner Samuel Pupo (BRA), 52-year-old Slater’s expert lineup awareness and navigation of Backdoor barrels topped Ferreira’s maneuvers. Competing in his 33rd CT at Pipeline, Slater hasn’t missed the event since his debut in 1991 but is competing as a wildcard in 2025.

“It’s, to some degree, like riding a bike, but each day is different, conditions are a little different,” Slater said. “You’ve got to remember, not every wave at Pipe and Backdoor is in the same spot. Depending on the swell direction and the size, it moves around a lot. Like, there was a left that came and Italo took it. It was my priority, but I let Italo go. I knew from there they don’t barrel, and I’m out there looking for barrels, but he does the big air on the wave, so you’re looking for different things.”

Also entering the event as a wildcard, after deciding to take the 2025 season off, 2021 event winner and reigning World Champion John John Florence (HAW) looked extremely comfortable as he made easy work of the peak that sits just steps from the house he grew up in. However, a long Backdoor barrel opened into one of the throatiest sections of the morning for Ian Gouveia (BRA), earning the Brazilian the highest score of the heat, a 7.67, and his first CT heat win since last appearing on Tour in 2018. Gouveia’s best CT result came when he made the Semifinals at Pipe as a rookie in 2017, and emotions were high for the 32-year-old as he advanced into the Round of 32 ahead of Florence, the pair sending wildcard Eli Hanneman (HAW) into the Elimination Round.

“It feels amazing, I’ve been emotional because it was hard,” Gouveia said through tears. “I had a really hard time during my pre-season. I was in Sao Paulo City for five months without surfing, without being in the water. I really didn’t know how it was gonna work out for me because I came here, I wasn’t feeling one hundred percent yet in my body, and one week ago, I had a cut on my knee. When it first happened, I thought I was going to miss the first two events of the year, and here I am. I was able to put the jersey on, which I was like, ‘No one’s going to get my jersey, man.’ I worked out so much to have this jersey on. No matter what happened, I was going to put this jersey on. I didn’t believe that wave came in the end, and I was able to make it and beat John in the first round of my return to the Tour.”

Gouveia and Filipe Toledo (BRA, above) were the sole men’s Brazilians to earn heat wins in the men’s Opening Round. Toledo, the two-time World Champion, casually landed one of the biggest airs of the day to progress ahead of Mamiya in his return to competition after a season away.

Mixed Results for Men’s Hawaii Contingent on Day 1

O’ahu’s Seth Moniz (HAW, above) took out the very first CT heat of the year. The local knowledge of the 27-year-old led to clean Backdoor barrels that delivered a strong heat win over two Brazilians, rookie Edgard Groggia and Yago Dora. The win allowed Moniz to skip the dreaded Elimination Round, where he found himself last year. Moniz earned his best result yet on the CT when he finished runner-up to Kelly Slater (USA) in 2022 and is hopeful for another solid finish at Pipe to provide an early boost to his sixth season on Tour.

“It feels great to be at home, and I’m really happy to be back,” Moniz said. “It’s a long off-season, so just kind of get the gas started, you know, first heat of the morning. Now I get all day to rest and just relax.”

The first surfer to miss the Mid-season Cut in 2024, Ian Gentil (HAW), returned to competition in the first event of 2025 as the WSL Replacement surfer. Gentil will take the place of three-time World Champion Gabriel Medina (BRA) for at least the first three events of the season while Medina recovers from injury, providing a massive opportunity for the 2023 Rookie of the Year to reclaim his place on Tour. Gentil took command in a tight heat that featured 2023 Pipe Pro runner-up Leonardo Fioravanti (ITA) and 2024 World No. 3 Griffin Colapinto (USA), as he looks to back-up his Semifinal finish here in 2024.

Out of four surfers from the Hawaiian island of Maui in the draw, Gentil was the sole competitor to make it through to the Round of 32, with rookie Jackson Bunch (HAW), wildcard Eli Hanneman (HAW), and Imaikalani deVault (HAW) all relegated to the Elimination Round.

Hawaii’s Bettylou Sakura Johnson and Gabriela Bryan will be up in the remaining two women’s heats of the Opening Round when the competition resumes. Heat 5 will see Sakura Johnson in a matchup of heavy-water chargers with Molly Picklum (AUS) and Vahine Fierro (BRA), while Bryan is against 2024 Rookie of the Year Sawyer Lindblad (USA) and rookie threat Erin Brooks (CAN) in Heat 6.

For highlights from today’s competition at the Lexus Pipe Pro Presented by YETI, please visit WorldSurfLeague.com.

Lexus Pipe Pro Presented by YETI Men’s Opening Round Results:
HEAT 1: Seth Moniz (HAW) 12.06 DEF. Edgard Groggia (BRA) 8.73, Yago Dora (BRA) 8.53
HEAT 2: Matthew McGillivray (RSA) 10.50 DEF. Ethan Ewing (AUS) 9.27, Jackson Bunch (HAW) 7.34
HEAT 3: Jack Robinson (AUS) 13.10 DEF. Alan Cleland (MEX) 8.43, Liam O’Brien (AUS) 8.17
HEAT 4: Ian Gentil (HAW) 12.90 DEF. Leonardo Fioravanti (ITA) 12.30, Griffin Colapinto (USA) 10.93
HEAT 5: Kelly Slater (USA) 9.90 DEF. Italo Ferreira (BRA) 8.00, Samuel Pupo (BRA) 3.90
HEAT 6: Ian Gouveia (BRA) 11.84 DEF. John John Florence (HAW) 11.50, Eli Hanneman (HAW) 11.43
HEAT 7: Jordy Smith (RSA) 11.00 DEF. George Pittar (AUS) 7.17, Imaikalani deVault (HAW) 3.63
HEAT 8: Kanoa Igarashi (JPN) 10.06 DEF. Rio Waida (INA) 7.83, Joel Vaughan (AUS) 3.06
HEAT 9: Connor O’Leary (JPN) 7.10 DEF. Jake Marshall (USA) 6.80, Miguel Pupo (BRA) 3.53
HEAT 10: Ramzi Boukhiam (MAR) 7.40 DEF. Cole Houshmand (USA) 6.14, Deivid Silva (BRA) 5.90
HEAT 11: Filipe Toledo (BRA) 8.57 DEF. Barron Mamiya (HAW) 6.66, Alejo Muniz (BRA) 6.27
HEAT 12: Marco Mignot (FRA) 13.33 DEF. Joao Chianca (BRA) 8.73, Ryan Callinan (AUS) 8.57

Lexus Pipe Pro Presented by YETI Men’s Elimination Round Matchups:
HEAT 1: Griffin Colapinto (USA) vs. Deivid Silva (BRA) vs. Eli Hanneman (HAW)
HEAT 2: Yago Dora (BRA) vs. Alejo Muniz (BRA) vs. Jackson Bunch (HAW)
HEAT 3: Ryan Callinan (AUS) vs. Samuel Pupo (BRA) vs. Joel Vaughan (AUS)
HEAT 4: Imaikalani deVault (HAW) vs. Liam O’Brien (AUS) vs. Miguel Pupo (BRA)

Lexus Pipe Pro Presented by YETI Women’s Opening Round Results (Heats 1 – 4):
HEAT 1: Luana Silva (BRA) 12.60 DEF. Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA) 9.16, Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 6.17
HEAT 2: Caroline Marks (USA) 11.83 DEF. Nadia Erostarbe (ESP) 7.17, Bella Kenworthy (USA) 6.67
HEAT 3: Caitlin Simmers (USA) 12.67 DEF. Isabella Nichols (AUS) 7.93, Moana Jones Wong (HAW) 7.10
HEAT 4: Tyler Wright (AUS) 13.83 DEF. Lakey Peterson (USA) 10.16, Brisa Hennessy (CRC) 9.87

Lexus Pipe Pro Presented by YETI Remaining Women’s Opening Round Matchups (Heats 5 – 6):
HEAT 5: Molly Picklum (AUS) vs. Bettylou Sakura Johnson (HAW) vs. Vahine Fierro (FRA)
HEAT 6: Gabriela Bryan (HAW) vs. Sawyer Lindblad (USA) vs. Erin Brooks (CAN)

For more information, please visit WorldSurfLeague.com.