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Seventh For Hareb Helps New Zealand To Ninth Place |
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Written by Ben Kennings
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Sunday, 03 July 2011 |
Paige Hareb has finished seventh at the 2011 Billabong ISA World Surfing Games helping the Quiksilver New Zealand Surfing Team to retain ninth place on the last day of the event held in Panama.
Hareb had hoped to progress through to the final and better her silver medal performance
from 2010 but fell short early on the final day of the event placing third in a
closely fought heat.
The surf remained around the 1.0m mark for the final day with some good set
waves but also big lulls that played havoc with surfer’s performances often
catching competitors out of position as they jostled for waves between
themselves.
Hareb got off to a slow start in her heat and had to play catch up from the
outset. As the heat progressed Hareb
picked up scores of 6.13 and 4.20 but required a 5.95 point ride to progress at
the end of the heat. French surfer Alize
Arnaud won the heat followed by Brazilian Silvana Lima.
“All the other girls caught
their first waves before me and then there was nothing. Silvana (Lima) was ripping but it
was close between the other three of us” commented Hareb. “I mean, I only ended up needing a high five
point ride or something and I couldn't even get that! That's how inconsistent
the waves were” added Hareb.
The seventh placing was the highest of the Quiksilver New Zealand Team but
despite the top placing Hareb feels that she should have performed better.
“At these ISA events I definitely would rather a first or nothing since I got
second last year but I am happy with or without the result.”
Hareb now switches focus to the Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP)
World Tour where she will head to France
and compete in the penultimate event of the year followed by the final event at
Huntington Beach, California in four weeks time.
Please
see below for the results from day seven of the 2011 Billabong ISA World
Surfing Games being held in Playa Venao, Panama from the 25th
June – 2nd of July.
Team Points
1, Australia – 15,000
2, Brazil – 12,132
3, France – 11,816
4, Argentina – 11, 312
5, Peru – 10,930
6, Venezuela – 10,342
7,
South Africa – 10,008
8, USA – 9,676
9, New Zealand – 7,816
10,
Ecuador – 7,740
Open Women’s Repechage Round 7
Heat 1
1, 12.93, Alize Arnaud, FRA, 2, 12.07, Silvana Lima, BRA, 3, 10.33, Paige Hareb, NZL, 4, 9.47,
Nikita Robb, RSA
Open Men’s
1, 17.00, Santiago Muniz, ARG
2, 16.77, Mick Campbell, AUS
3, 16.23, Thomas Woods, AUS
4, 15.67, Ian Gouveia, BRA
37th Ben Poulter (Rag)
37th Zen Wallis (Piha)
49th Tane Wallis (Piha)
49th JC Susan (Mnt)
Open Women’s Final
1, 16.43, Cannelle Bulard, FRA
2, 13.63, Sofia Mulanovich, PER
3, 13.33, Jessi Miley-Dyer, AUS
4, 11.47, Dimity Stoyle, AUS
7th Paige Hareb (Tara)
31st Grace Spiers (WGM)
Men’s Longboard Final
1, 17.13, Toni Silvagni, USA
2, 16.70, Harley Ingelby, AUS
3, 15.37, Piccolo Clemente, PER
4, 14.86, Antoine Delpero, FRA
13th Phil Morris
(Auck)
16th Matt Cockayne (Auck)
About International Surfing Association
(ISA)
The International Surfing Association (ISA) is recognised by the International
Olympic Committee (IOC) as the World Governing Authority for surfing,
bodyboarding, SUP and surfriding. It was originally founded as the
International Surfing Federation in 1964 and has been running world
championships since 1964, and the Junior World Championships since 1980.
Further
Information
For further information on the Quiksilver New Zealand
Surfing Team please contact Surfing New Zealand’s Ben Kennings on 021 2278732
or email benkennings@surfingnz.co.nz.
Imagery
High resolution action images of team members will be available to media free
of charge upon request.
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