Cali Muñoz didn’t make it at US Open Surfing
The US Open Surfing in Huntington, California, was not exactly what Cali Muñoz had hoped for. Unfortunately, the Jacó surf champion was not able to make the finals.
Sage Erickson (USA) and Kanoa Igarashi (USA) claimed victory today at the Vans US Open of Surfing in two-to-four foot (0.5 – 1 metre) waves on the Southside of the Huntington Beach Pier. A capacity crowd witnessed Erickson clinch the win at Stop No. 6 of 10 on the World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour (CT) and Igarashi take out the Men’s Qualifying Series (QS) 10,000 event.
A year full of surprises continues at both the CT and QS levels with a big performance from Munoz, whose dream run ended in the Semifinals and catapults him into No. 19 on the QS heading into the back half of the year.
The next stop on the 2017 WSL Championship Tour will be the Billabong Pro Tahiti, which will see the world’s best male surfers resume this season’s title race from August 11 – 22, 2017.
Final Results:
ZiulScores >>WSL Intl Official scoring system – (c)2015 – system@aspworldtour.com
Top 10 wave scores
Round Heat score Name day
Final 1 9.63 Kanoa Igarashi 6/Aug/2017
Round 2 15 9.17 Michael February 2/Aug/2017
Round 2 5 9.17 Jeremy Flores 31/Jul/2017
Round 4 4 9.00 Josh Kerr 4/Aug/2017
Round 3 7 9.00 Carlos Munoz 3/Aug/2017
Round 2 15 8.70 Heitor Alves 2/Aug/2017
Semifinals 2 8.50 Caroline Marks 5/Aug/2017
Round 3 10 8.50 Tomas Hermes 4/Aug/2017
Round 2 2 8.47 Ethan Ewing 31/Jul/2017
Round 2 1 8.40 Hiroto Ohhara 31/Jul/2017
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