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Surfing · Bells BeachThere are no Australians left in the men's or women's competitions at the Rip Curl Pro. Bells Beach has been confirmed as a championship tour event for the next four years. It is surfing's longest-running professional surfing competition, starting in 1961. There will be two first-time winners at Bells beach, with American world No.1 Griffin Colapinto taking on Rio Waida from Indonesia.See the Story
Wait continues! Surfing finals day put on hold again at Bells
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Bells Beach · Bells BeachThe Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach has resumed after two lay days. Organisers are hopeful of completing the men's rounds of 32 and 16 on Saturday. The women's contest is already through to the quarter-final stage, where teenaged wildcard Ellie Harrison is the only Australian still standing.See the Story
Slater takes on rising star as action resumes at Bells
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Bells Beach · Bells BeachHawaii's Bettylou Sakura Johnson won her opening three-person heat on Wednesday to advance to the Round of 16 at the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach in Victoria, Australia. Local surfer Gabriela Bryan also advanced by placing second in her heat. Hawaii freshman Nelly Knezkova was named the repeat winner of the Big West Women's Tennis Player of the Week award.See the Story
Sakura Johnson surfs into Round of 16
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Bells Beach · Bells BeachRip Curl Pro put on hold for 48 hours due to on-shore winds and diminishing swell at Bells Beach. Teenaged wildcard Ellie Harrison is the only Australian still standing in the women's competition. Back-to-back defending champion Tyler Wright, fellow two-time winner Sally Fitzgibbons and world No.1 Molly Picklum were all eliminated on Wednesday in the round of 16.See the Story
Not swell: Rip Curl Pro on hold for two days
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