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Olive Hardy and Okie Fraser excelled at the WA Junior Surfing Titles, showcasing top talent in competitive surfing.

The 2025 WA Junior Surfing Titles showcased the best young talent at Surfers Point in Margaret River, with nearly 100 competitors battling it out in pristine 2-4 feet waves. South-West surfers dominated the event, claiming victory in all eight divisions.

In the Under-18 Girls final, Olive Hardy from Margaret River emerged victorious with a combined score of 13.34, including an impressive 8.17. Mia Jacobs from Gracetown secured second place, followed by Bronte Scott from Swanbourne and Edel Rodden from Geraldton.

Okie Fraser, also from Margaret River, was the standout in the Under-18 Boys final, achieving a total score of 15.83, highlighted by an 8.33 and 7.50. Despite strong performances from Remy North, Maverick Wilson, and Jack Bulloch, Fraser`s powerful rail work and wave selection led him to victory.

Grace Cook from Cowaramup dominated the Under-16 Girls final with a two-wave total of 15.83, while Ace Flynn from Cowaramup showcased his skills in the Under-16 Boys final, finishing with a score of 13.33.

Meanwhile, the YETI Australian Junior Surfing Titles continued at Woonona Beach, where Margaret River Senior High School excelled, winning multiple divisions, including the U19 Boys and U19 Girls.

In other surfing news, the Gold Coast Open Longboard WSL Qualifier saw Morgan Cibilic triumph over Dakota Walters, while Tully White narrowly defeated Emily Lethbridge in the women`s final. The Surf Abu Dhabi Pro concluded with Caity Simmers and Italo Ferreira taking top honors, leading the world rankings as the tour progresses.

For more information, visit Surfing WA and Surfing Australia.

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