For the Kiwi's, the event did not eventuate to much, Paige Hareb being the most successful surfer placing 19th.  Paige held her sixth placing on the Women's WQS ratings.  It was a different story for Bobby Hansen.  Despite placing 49th in the event which is an average result by Bobby's standards, he did manage to jump 12 places to 62nd on the Men's WQS ratings.

Both Paige and Bobby are well ahead of the Kiwi counterparts with all other surfers suffering early defeats in California.  Check out the WQS rated Kiwi's below.

Men's WQS
1 Daniel Ross (AUS)
2 Jadson Andre (BRZ)
3 Adam Melling (AUS)
4 Owen Wright (AUS)
5 Brett Simpson (USA)
62 Bobby Hansen
91 Richard Christie
104 Rowan Aish
139 Nick White 

Women's WQS
1 Carissa Moore (HAW)
2 Coco Ho
3 Claire Bevilacqua (AUS)
4 Jessi Miley-Dyer (AUS)
5 Rebecca Woods (AUS)
6 Paige Hareb
19 Airini Mason
31 Wini Paul
77 Angie Koops

The ASP Australasian Pro Junior Series also saw the Billabong Pro Junior take place in Bali, Indonesia.  Billy Stairmand was the standout performer at the event placing 17th.  Eli Jacobs and Damien Norman both placed 25th.

The result sees a few changes to the ratings with Billy jumping up to 34th on the ratings as the highest placed Kiwi.  Check out the remainder of the rated Kiwi's below.

ASP Australasian Pro Junior Series
1 Owen Wright
2 Dean Bowen
3 Garrett Parkes
4 Sam Wrench
5 Davey Cathels
34 Billy Stairmand
41 Eli Jacobs
42 Damien Norman
48 Matt Hewitt
79 Ryan Hawker
103 Keone Campbell
151 Alex Dive
162 Buck Woods
162 Johnny Hicks
190 Adam Cranston

Meanwhile on the otherside of the world Paco Divers placed 25th at the Vans Pro Junior in Spain.  Paco is camping out over in France for the winter.  They even have him surfing for France.  We will keep you up to date with Paco's progress as he takes on the Euros.  At the moment he is ranked 89th after competing in one of three events.  A further three events remain in their series.