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Julian Wilson

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The last couple years have been a whirlwind of promo shoots and non-stop competition for 21 year-old Julian Wilson. Pro-junior performances include a win and a perfect 10 in the inaugural international Pro Junior at Keramas in Bali – not to mention stand-out rides in Maui, Indo and Western Oz. In 2007 he attempted and landed a world first “Sushi Roll”: a maneuver he named during a photo trip to Japan. In 2008 he became the youngest ever recipient of the Surfer Poll award for “Best Performance of the Year” for his part in Quiksilver’s Young Guns III. In 2010 Julian released his own signature film titled “Scratching the Surface” that involved...

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  • 2011 Oakley World Pro Junior at a Glance

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    Posted 8 months ago by Elishia Matta

    After nine days of off the hook pro junior surfing a men’s and women’s Oakley World Pro Junior Champion has been crowned. The event took place on the pristine beaches of Keramas and Canggu in Bali, Indonesia and was action packed with some great moments in and out of the water. Check the mega photo gallery to relive some of the event’s greatest moments caught on film.

  • Davey Cathels Wins the 2011 Oakley World Pro Junior

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    Posted 8 months ago by Elishia Matta

    Davey Cathels (AUS) has won the Oakley World Pro Junior Bali after an epic Final battle with Andrew Doheny (USA). As the day dawned competitors and surf fans were greeted by a slight increase in swell size, as predicted by official event forecaster Surfline, with clean 3 – 5 foot surf consistently rolling into Canggu.

  • Coco Ho Crowned the Women's Oakley World Pro Junior Champ

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    Posted 8 months ago by Elishia Matta

    Coco Ho (HAW) won the Women’s Oakley World Pro Junior Bali title in a hard fought Final over Dimity Stoyle (AUS). The victory earns Ho USD $5000 in prize-money and puts her atop the ASP Women’s World Junior Title ratings. The entire women’s field were rubbing their hands together with delight when they were sent out in the clean 3 – 4 foot surf at Canggu today. “I was so excited,” said Stoyle after her Quarterfinal victory over fellow Australian Sarah Mason. “I free surfed before the contest and when they called the girls round first I was so excited.”

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