The 2010 NSSA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS FINAL RESULTS AND RECAP!
Saturday, July 10, 2010 | Written by Janice Aragon
2010 NSSA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS BROUGHT TO YOU BY NIKE 6.0
JUNE 16-19 SALT CREEK, DANA POINT, CA.
JUNE 29-JULY 3-HUNTINGTON BEACH PIER, CA.
CONDITIONS AT SALT CREEK: GREAT CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT THE EVENT WITH 3-4 FOOT CONSISTENT PEAKS WITH BEAUTIFUL WARM WEATHER AND GLASSY SEA SURFACES.
CONDITIONS AT HUNTINGTON BEACH PIER: A COMBO OF SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST WIND SWELL RUNNING. FUN, RIPPABLE CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT THE FIVE DAYS WITH 3-4 FOOT SCATTERED BEACH BREAK LEFT AND RIGHT PEAKS. GOOD RIGHTS AT THE "PIER BOWL” ALL WEEK.
(Huntington Beach, Ca – July 10, 2010) - After the gravity of the Nationals has sunk in, the surfing nation is marveling about the performance of Kauai’s Kaimana Jaquias stepping up on finals day on the grand stage in Huntington Beach, Surf City USA and securing the most coveted title in amateur surfing. Jaquias was excited to make the prestigious Open Men’s final but totally ecstatic when he emerged victorious joining his father Kaipo (who won the Open Juniors back in 1987) on the elite list of Open Champions.
OPEN MEN'S FINAL FOUR!
l-r: Parker Coffin, Kaimana Jaquias, Evan Geiselman, Conner Coffin
The Open Men’s final lineup set up to be one of the most captivating in that all four finalists had a unique form of special appeal. Jaquias was seeking to join his father on the NSSA Open Champions board, Evan Geiselman was aiming to bring to the East Coast its first Open Men’s crown, and the sharp and powerful Coffin brother duo Conner and Parker who became the first siblings to make the Open Men’s final in the same year. When the 30-minute final began, Jaquias and Conner Coffin paddled straight to the Pier Bowl peak. Parker, who earlier sealed his first National title in the Explorer Juniors surfing the Pier Bowl rights and lefts maintained that triumphant strategy while Geiselman gambled on the more inconsistent peaks of the south sandbars. With Conner Coffin holding first place position for most of the heat, the pressure was on Jaquias to put a score on the board. He already was holding an excellent 8.5 score, the highest of the final, but needed a mid range 4-point wave to move into first. Remaining composed, Jaquias paddled into a mid-break right with four minutes remaining on the clock and shredded it to pieces. The score came in at a 5.85 dropping Coffin to the second place position and the National title was in the bank for the 17-year-old Kauai native they call "Mana Boi”. Jaquias was immediately hoisted on the shoulders of Billabong team manager Blake Pettit and Open Juniors Champ Keala Naihe and carried straight from the water’s edge to the Champion's podium. There he stood proud on the Nationals stage as a huge group of Hawaiians led by Jaquias’ great-grandmother chanted, prayed and cheered for their new hero. "I’m on top of the world right now,” a beaming Jaquias said. "I’ve been coming to the Nationals for 6 or 7 years and have never won a title and it feels that much better that the one title I win is the biggest title you can get. In the final, I had 30-minutes to catch two good waves and luckily I got that 8.25 in the beginning of the heat. There were so many peaks it came down to who got the best wave and who could perform on that wave. I got that rippable mid-break wave and just tried to do as many good turns as I could to get the score.” It turns out that the move to Huntington Beach was right up Jaquias’ alley. "I’ve been training on a beachbreak on Kauai all my life so the waves here in HB are the element I want to be competing in,” Jaquias said. "My dad lifeguards at Kealia beach and I go with him to the beach every day and train 9 to 5 which was great training for the Nationals.” Jaquias, who will be a senior at the Elite Element Academy next year, will become the second father-son duo (Dino and Kolohe Andino were the first to accomplish this in 2009) to have their names etched into the elite list of Open Champions. "It would have been cool to win Open Juniors but winning Open Men’s just stomps on his title!” a joking Kaimana said. "Really all kidding aside, I was talking to my dad and he had a feeling I was going to win and I had that feeling too. He told me not to worry about anyone else and just focus on my surfing. For some reason, it felt like I had a relationship with the wave at Huntington. I think maybe it comes from my dad because he has so much experience here in Huntington. He won his title here and I just knew if I could concentrate and focus I could win a National title here too.” As Kaimana gazed up at the champions board, smiling ear-to-ear, he visualized his name permanently etched into the Open Men’s column; "I just want my name ‘Mana Boi’ Jaquias up on that board, it’s a dream come true.”
OPEN WOMEN'S FINAL FOUR!
l-r: Catherine Clark, Nage Melamed, Alexa Frantz, Lakey Peterson
The Women’s final matched up defending champion Lakey Peterson with Nage Melamed, Catherine Clark and Alexa Frantz who was having an impressive breakthrough performance at this Nationals. In a slow final for waves, it appeared Melamed had the National title in the bag holding down the lead with Peterson needing a mid range 5-point score in the final minute. But with 30 seconds on the clock, Melamed was called for interference penalty on Clark, cutting her second score in half which put Peterson back on top. Peterson emerged victorious from the water securing her second consecutive National crown and the Mayor’s Cup. "It’s really hard to defend a National title with all the pressure and nerves that you feel,” Peterson said. "This morning I was really psyched up, I just really wanted to win again. I was scrambling out there searching for waves because the heat was lully, but I just tried to stay relaxed. It was a rough win for me but a win’s a win.” Big props go out to a heart-broken Melamed who exhibited outstanding sportsmanship on the championship podium graciously accepting the runner-up outcome with Frantz placing third and Clark in fourth. "I really feel for Nage, but that’s just sports and that’s what happens,” Peterson said. "I just super stoked to win the title again. I worked really hard this year to come back and defend.”
OPEN JUNIORS FINAL FOUR!
l-r: Andrew Jacobson, Jesse Guglielmana, Kalani David, Keala Naihe
The Open Juniors final featured three Hawaiians and a west coaster. 2007 National Open Boys Champion Keala Naihe, who had recently lost his beloved coach and mentor Delta Thompson, was motivated to bring home a title in his honor. Kalani David was having a spectacular Nationals, making three finals. He won the Explorer Menehuene final at Salt Creek and then in HB continued to put on a show of amazing surfing making both the Open Boys and hotly contested Open Juniors finals. David took home a lot of hardware which included the three finals trophies, two "Performer of the Day” awards and the Kalani Robb National Award for "Most Inspirational Performance”. Kauai’s Jesse Guglielmana and Malibu’s Andrew Jacobson delivered high performance surfing all week in HB’s beach break peaks to advance through stacked heats in the immensely competitive Open Juniors category. But inspired by his late coach Delta, Kailua-Kona’s Naihe put on a terrific surfing display in the final to clinch his second career National title.
THE MEGA TALENTED OPEN BOYS FINALISTS!
l-r: Seth Moniz, Kaulana Apo, Jake Davis, Colt Ward, Kanoa Igarashi, Kalani David
Kanoa Igarashi, who a week earlier at Salt Creek sealed his first National victory with a win in the Middle School Boys division, was determined to bring home an Open title on his home court in Huntington Beach. In a highly competitive and hotly contested field of 12 & under surfers Igarashi, who dominated the division in two years ago compiling a record-setting 30 victories, was challenged by a tremendous up rise of competitive talent in the 2009-10 regular season. And on the national stage, the level was amazing. Joining Igarashi in the final was 2010 West Coast Champion Jake Davis, 2010 State Champion Colt Ward, 2010 Hawaii Regional Champion Seth Moniz and Regional runner-up Kaulana Apo. In one of the highest energy and most crowd-thrilling finals of the entire championship, it was an intense seesaw battle between Igarashi, Davis and David along with Moniz who opened up the heat with an 8.25. Moniz couldn’t find a solid back-up score and Igarashi held on to the lead with two wave scores of 6.5 and 5.85 to nail his first National Open title and his second title of the 2010 Nationals.
NATIONAL MINI GROM FINALISTS STYLIN'
l-r: Stevie Pittman, Tyler Gunter, Kairi Noro, Luke Gordon, Barron Mamiya, John Mel
The National Mini Grom final was a national affair with some international flair. The six finalists comprised the three NSSA regions (east, west and Hawaii). John Mel (Santa Cruz, Ca), Tyler Gunter (Newport Beach, Ca), Stevie Pittman (Newport, NC), Barron Mamiya (Waialua, Hi), Luke Gordon (Pawleys Island, SC) and Kairi Noro who travels from Japan to compete in NSSA west coast events, advanced to the finals which each one on a campaign for their first National title. John Mel took control in the 25-minute final with a 7.25 score. Tyler Gunter needing an 8-point score got a great left in the final minutes posting a 7.15 which wasn’t enough and John Mel claimed his first National title. The Mini Grom finalists not only walked away with huge National trophies and glory but also were outfitted with custom fashion blazers designed by former National Mini Grom Champion Koa Smith. Keeping with tradition each Mini Grom finalist on the podium was decked in Koa’s line called "Little Fellas”.
Shaun Thompson, Steve McLean, Kui Adric, Lucas Foster and the spirited brother-sister duo Jason and Stephanie Schechter advanced to the National Open Longboard finals. Thompson and Jason Schechter took charge of the final with Thompson taking the National title by a fraction of a point over Schechter.
San Clemente High School stormed into Surf City sweeping both the Varsity and Junior Varsity National titles. It was a sweet victory for the Tritons and coach John Dowell as it’s been four years since the once-dominant team claimed National glory. The National title was the ninth for the San Clemente Varsity team while their Junior Varsity squad claimed its first in the category which was established in 2009.
KAIMANA JAQUIAS, MAYOR CATHY GREEN AND LAKEY PETERSON.
FIRST ANNUAL MAYOR'S CUP
In the National Scholastic Surfing Association's (NSSA) return to Huntington Beach and its formative roots, the NSSA will inaugurate the 'Mayor's Cup' starting a new tradition in Surf City. The perpetual trophy with be housed annually in the Huntington Beach City Council Chambers. The Mayor herself, Cathy Green presented the trophy on Saturday, July 3rd to the first Mayor’s Cup recipients Kaimana Jaquias and Lakey Peterson.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SPECIAL AWARDS
Kalani Robb Most Inspirational Performance (new Channel Islands surfboard) – Kalani David
Carissa Moore Rookie of the Year – Mahina Maeda
Dane Reynolds Most Innovative and Progressive Surfing (signed Dane Reynolds surfboard)– Kalani David
Andy Irons Most Powerful Surfing Performance (signed Andy Irons surfboard) – Conner Coffin
Gudauskas Brothers Best Sibling Camaraderie (signed surfboard from Pat, Dane and Tanner Gudauskas) – Jake, Nicholas and Conner Marshall
Joel Centeio Outstanding Sportsmanship and Best Smile (signed Joel Centeio surfboard) – Luke Marks
Brett Simpson Breakthrough Performance (signed Brett Simpson surfboard) – Alexa Frantz
Andrew Doheny custom surfboard presented to the National Mini Grom Champion – John Mel
Kalani David surfboard presented to an exceptional National Mini Grom performer – Tyler Gunter
2010 NSSA Surfer Scholar of the Year ($150.00 HSS shopping spree) – Jason Schechter 4.67 GPA.
2010 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP PERFORMERS OF THE DAY
Day 1, June 16 (Salt Creek) Cole Robbins; Day 2 June 17 (Salt Creek) Keanu Asing; Day 3 June 18 (Salt Creek) Evan Geiselman; Day 4 June 19 (Salt Creek) Kalani David, Day 5 June 29 (Huntington Beach) Luke Gordon; Day 6 (Huntington Beach) John Mel; Day 7 (Huntington Beach) Seth Moniz; Day 8 (Huntington Beach) Tanner Hendrickson and Kalani David; Day 9 (Huntington Beach) Kaimana Jaquias
For more coverage of the 2010 NSSA National Championships check out www.nssalive.com which featured live video coverage and scoring plus tons of photos and information from the championships.
FOX COLLEGE SPORTS EXCLUSIVE COVERAGE: The 2010 NSSA College Surfing Championships will premiere on FCS on July 2nd at 7pm ET, and re-air every Friday night throughout the summer. FSN, the sister network of Fox College Sports, will air the 1-hour show on Wednesday, July 7th. Check local listings for the show times in your area.
The 2010 NSSA Championship Series is brought to you by Nike 6.0. The NSSA National Championships is also proud to be supported by Huntington Surf and Sport, Java Point, Surfing Magazine, Sex Wax, Fox College Sports, 7-Eleven and the Sugar Shack. The NSSA is a member of Surfing America, the ISA-recognized National Governing Body for Surfing in the United States.
THE SCOREBOARD
RESULTS
2010 NATIONAL OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS
OPEN MENS (ages 16 & up)
1. Kaimana Jaquias-Lihue, Hi 14.10
2. Conner Coffin-Santa Barbara, Ca 12.50
3. Parker Coffin-Santa Barbara, Ca 7.10
4. Evan Geiselman-New Smyrna Beach, Fl 6.75
OPEN WOMENS (all ages)
1. Lakey Peterson-Santa Barbara, Ca 9.50
2. Nage Melamed-Hanalei, Hi 8.15
3. Alexa Frantz-San Diego, Ca 6.50
4. Catherine Clark-Ventura, Ca 5.00
OPEN JUNIORS (ages 15 & under)
1. Keala Naihe-Kailua Kona, Hi 13.00
2. Jesse Guglielmana-Kilauea, Hi 12.50
3. Kalani David-Haleiwa, Hi 11.30
4. Andrew Jacobson-Malibu 9.05
OPEN BOYS (ages 12 & under)
1. Kanoa Igarashi-Huntington Beach, Ca 12.35
2. Jake Davis-Capo Beach, Ca 11.85
3. Kalani David-Haleiwa, Hi 11.40
4. Seth Moniz-Honolulu, Hi 9.95
5. Colt Ward-San Clemente, Ca 7.17
6. Kaulana Apo-Ewa Beach, Hi 4.65
OPEN MINI GROMS (ages 10 & under)
1. John Mel-Santa Cruz, Ca 11.90
2. Tyler Gunter-Newport Beach, Ca 11.15
3. Stevie Pittman-Newport, NC 7.90
4. Kairi Noro-Japan 7.85
5. Barron Mamiya-Waialua, Hi 7.50
6. Luke Gordan-Pawleys Island, SC 6.35
OPEN LONGBOARD (all ages)
1. Shaun Thompson-Huntington Beach 10.65
2. Jason Schechter-San Diego, Ca 10.25
3. Steve McLean-Cocoa Beach, Fl 5.30
4. Kui Adric-Haleiwa, Hi 5.05
5. Lucas Foster-Carlsbad, Ca 4.80
6. Stephanie Schechter-San Diego, Ca 1.15
2010 NATIONAL EXPLORER CHAMPIONSHIPS
EXPLORER MENS (all ages)
1. Ezekiel Lau-Honolulu, Hi 13.35
2. Nick Rupp-Ocean Isle Beach, NC 11.00
3. Keanu Asing-Ewa Beach, Hi 8.60
4. Matty Costa-Waianae, Hi 8.20
5. Christian Saenz-Huntington Beach, Ca 7.15
6. Tanner Hendrickson-Paia, Hi 3.40
EXPLORER JUNIORS (ages 17 & under)
1. Parker Coffin-Santa Barbara, Ca 14.40
2. Evan Geiselman-New Smyrna Beach, Fl 13.95
3. Keanu Asing-Ewa Beach, Hi 12.25
4. Ian Gentil-Paia, Hi 9.05
5. Shaw Kobayashi-San Clemente, Ca 7.45
6. Taylor Clark-Encinitas, Ca 7.45
EXPLORER BOYS (ages 14 & under)
1. Taylor Clark-Encinitas, Ca 11.25
2. Andrew Jacobson-Malibu 7.70
3. Nic Hdez-Santa Cruz 7.40
4. Cam Richards-Garden City, SC 6.20
5. Kain Daly-Paia, Hi 4.50
6. Ian Gentil-Paia, Hi 3.85
EXPLORER MENEHUENE (ages 12 & under)
1. Kalani David-Haleiwa, Hi 17.67
2. Seth Moniz-Honolulu, Hi 14.36
3. Kaulana Apo-Ewa Beach, Hi 10.27
4. Griffin Colapinto-San Clemente 10.27
5. Kanoa Igarashi-Huntington Beach, Ca 9.0 tiebreak
6. Noah Mizuno-Waiamanalo, Hi 9.0 tiebreak
EXPLORER WOMENS (all ages)
1. Leila Hurst-Kilauea, Hi 13.10
2. Brianna Cope-Lawai, Hi 12.50
3. Catherine Clark-Ventura, Ca 8.50
4. Mahina Maeda-Haleiwa, Hi 7.90
5. Chloe Buckley-San Diego, Ca 6.25
6. Bailey Nagy-Haleiwa, Hi 5.55
EXPLORER GIRLS (ages 14 & under)
1. Mahina Maeda-Haleiwa, Hi 12.47
2. Bailey Nagy-Haleiwa, Hi 11.33
3. Dax McGill-Haleiwa, Hi 9.76
4. Kiana Fores-Kilauea, Hi 6.27
5. Harley Taich-La Jolla, Ca 5.70
6. Nikki Viesins-Indialantic, Fl 5.65
EXPLORER MASTERS (ages 25 & up)
1. Jeff Dana-Carlsbad, Ca 13.83
2. YuFu Penrose-San Clemente, Ca 12.36
3. Rick Takahashi-San Diego, Ca 12.07
4. Paul Munson-Cocoa Beach, Fl 11.83
5. Chad Carr-Satellite Beach, Fl 8.03
6. Neil Bern-Carlsbad, Ca 7.60
EXPLORER SENIORS (ages 35 & up)
1. Rick Takahashi-San Diego, Ca 14.06
2. Mike Glevy-San Diego, Ca 11.20
3. Chris Keet-Santa Barbara, Ca 11.10
4. Mike Lamm-Oxnard, Ca 10.04
5. Neil Bern-Carlsbad, Ca 9.00
6. Daniel Sacchi-Wilmington, NC 8.44
EXPLORER SUPER SENIORS (ages 45 & up)
1. Mike Lamm-Oxnard, Ca 15.33
2. Robert Weiner-Ventura, Ca 13.06
3. Rusty Phillipy-Cardiff by the Sea, Ca 11.30
4. Mike Gillard-Coronado, Ca 9.94
5. Masaki Kobayashi-San Clemente, Ca 6.20
6. Rick Fignetti-Huntington Beach, Ca 4.47
EXPLORER DUKE (ages 55 & up)
1. Patrick Schlick-La Mirada, Ca 9.46
2. Scott Lewis-Malibu, Ca 7.66
3. Terry Carmadella-Huntington Beach, Ca 6.10
EXPLORER LONGBOARD (all ages)
1. Dane Peterson-Trabuco Canyon, Ca 14.67
2. Steve McLean-Cocoa Beach, Fl 13.70
3. Mike Gillard-Coronado, Ca 10.30
4. Kui Adric-Haleiwa, Hi 6.74
5. Jorge Barba-Burbank, Ca 4.80
6. Shaun Thompson-Huntington Beach, Ca 0.0
NATIONAL AIRSHOW CHAMPIONSHIPS
1. Sam Orozco-Laguna Niguel, Ca
2010 NSSA NATIONAL INTERSCHOLASTIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
HIGH SCHOOL (VARSITY) CHAMPIONSHIPS
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY TEAM
1. San Clemente High School 97
2. Newport Harbor High School 86
3. San Dieguito High School 71
4. Huntington Beach High School 65
5. Edison High School 54
6. Mira Costa High School 51
7. Laguna Beach High School 37
8. Kamehameha High School 36
9. Marina High School 16
HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY MENS
1. Ezekiel Lau-Kamehameha 13.15
2. Colin Moran-Newport Harbor 11.75
3. Derrick Disney-San Dieguito 9.80
4. Christian Saenz-Huntington Beach 7.25
5. Ian Crane-San Clemente 5.55
6. JD Lewis-San Dieguito 0.0 (injury)
HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY WOMENS
1. Kaleigh Gilchrist-Newport Harbor 12.35
2. Marissa Shaw-San Clemente 10.75
3. Emmy Merrill-San Clemente 9.90
4. Shelby Detmers-Newport Harbor 9.15
5. Taylor Pitz-Laguna Beach 6.65
6. Anise Guzman-Edison 5.30
HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY LONGBOARD
1. Jeff Newell-Edison 9.30
2. Dennis White-San Clemente 8.10
3. Aaron Cervantes-Newport Harbor 7.45
4. Tony Bartovich-Huntington Beach 6.55
5. Travis Sampson-Laguna Beach 4.20
6. Ryan Russo-San Dieguito 3.05
HIGH SCHOOL (JUNIOR VARSITY) CHAMPIONSHIPS
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM
1. San Clemente High School 91
2. Huntington Beach High School 69
3. Edison High School 43
4. Marina High School 14
HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR VARSITY MENS
1. Jonah Carter-San Clemente 14.00
2. Matt Passaquindici-Huntington Beach 9.05
3. Josh Giddings-San Clemente 8.80
4. Cameron Faris-Huntington Beach 8.05
5. Ian Simmons-San Clemente 7.75
6. Cal Lathrope-Huntington Beach 6.00
HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR VARSITY WOMENS
1. Lani Doherty-San Clemente 14.40
2. Brooke Denault- 3.20
3. Melina Smith-San Clemente 2.70
4. Erica Andersen-Huntington Beach 1.90
5. Hayley Handy-Huntington Beach 1.60
6. Torrey Miethke- 0.85
HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR VARSITY LONGBOARD
1. Eli Gillis-San Clemente 10.10
2. Taylor McDole-Huntington Beach 5.50
3. Nathan Thompson-Edison 2.55
4. Zachary Day-Marina 1.25
COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
SALT CREEK, DANA POINT, CA
COLLEGE TEAM
1. UCSB Gold 100
=2. CSUSM 86
POINT LOMA 86
4. UNCW 83
5. SDSU A 81
6. MIRA COSTA 78
7. UCSD 75
8. FIT 58
9. SADDLEBACK 49
=10. FAU 44
UCSB Gaucho 44
=12. UCSB Dream 38
CSULB 38
14. UCF 35
15. USC 21
16. SDSU B 16
COLLEGE MENS
1. Mike Powell-UNCW 14.85
2. Hunter Lysaught-Point Loma 11.00
3. Ben Powell-UNCW 9.20
4. Jason Mcllwee-Saddleback 7.90
5. Dan House-Mira Costa 6.65
6. Scott McBride-CSUSM 3.90
COLLEGE WOMENS
1. Lipoa Kahaluehi-UCSB 11.00
2. Rachel Harris-UCSB 10.20
3. Heather Jordon-Mira Costa 5.85
4. Amy Nicholl-UCF 5.80
5. Kaitlin Maguire-CSUSM 4.50
6 Chelsea Rauhut-UCSD 3.50
COLLEGE LONGBOARD
1. Cole Robbins-UCSB 14.00
2. Kevin Osborne-UCSB 12.15
3. Troy Mothershead-Point Loma 10.65
4. Drake Courie-UNCW 7.85
5. Blaine Lewis-CSULB 7.20
6. Mick Rogers-CSUSM 6.65
MIDDLE SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS
SALT CREEK, DANA POINT, CA
MIDDLE SCHOOL TEAM
1. Shorecliffs A 90
=2. Dwyer 72
Bernice Ayer 72
4. Sowers A 69
5. Thurston 56
6. Marco Forster 53
7. Half Moon Bay 49
8. Shorecliffs B 40
9. Sowers B 4
MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS
1. Kanoa Igarashi-Dwyer 14.50
2. Colton Overin-Bernice Ayer 9.40
3. Colton Ward-Shorecliffs 7.73
4. Josh Benjoya-Marco Forster 7.06
5. Tobie Grierson-Thurston 6.20
6. Daniel Tieman-Shorecliffs 4.37
MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS
1. Leah Pakpour-Thurston 8.50
2. Emmy Lombard-Shorecliffs 8.47
3. Kulia Doherty-Shorecliffs 6.70
4. Laine Ortiz-Dwyer 6.14
5. Karina Rozunko-Shorecliffs 5.17
6. Olivia Merlino-Bernice Ayer 4.40
MIDDLE SCHOOL LONGBOARD
1. Andy Nieblas-Shorecliffs 13.17
2. Perry Rohr-Bernice Ayer 12.10
3. Mason Shaw-Shorecliffs 5.93
4. Jason Shuck-Sowers 5.23
5. Ben Bagg-Marco Forster 4.73
6. Quinten Hegberg-Dwyer 3.17