ASP Womens World Tour
Rebecca Woods Eyes 9th Year on the ASP Women’s World Championship Tour
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Rebecca Woods (Central Coast, NSW/AUS) is one of the top three longest serving members of the ASP Women’s World Championship Tour’s elite top 17 competitors, and she’s only 28-years-old! The Copacabana beach local had an up-and-down year on tour in 2012, but after a solid 3rd place finish at the ASP 6-Star Women’s EDP Surf Pro Estoril in Portugal over the weekend, she has all but sealed her spot on next year’s ASP Women’s WCT.
How Do You Win A World Title?
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The Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) is the governing body of professional surfing. Crowning surfing’s undisputed world champions since 1976, the ASP sanctions the following tours: the ASP World Tour (consisting of the ASP World Championship Tour Race, the ASP PRIME events and the ASP Star events), the ASP Women’s World Tour, the ASP World Longboard Tour and the ASP World Junior Tour. The organisation is divided into seven different regions: Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe, Hawaii, North America, and South America.
Lakey Peterson Wins 2012 Nike US Open of Surfing Over Carissa Moore
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Lakey Peterson (USA), 17, defeated Carissa Moore (HAW), 19, to clinch the final event of the 2012 ASP Women’s World Championship Tour season, the Nike US Open of Surfing, in front of a capacity crowd at Huntington Beach.
Women’s Round 4 'ON' at Nike US Open of Surfing
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The Nike US Open of Surfing, the final stop on the ASP Women’s WCT, is back on this morning in clean one-to-three foot waves and today’s schedule will see the ASP Top 17 take to the water for Round 4 action.
Californians Dominate Huntington Beach on Day 5 of Nike US Open of Surfing
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The 2012 Nike US Open of Surfing saw the world’s best surfers return to challenge one another and the one-to-three foot (0.5 mtere) surf on offer today at Huntington Beach Pier, narrowing the field in both the men’s ASP Prime and Women’s ASP WCT divisions.
