TYLER WRIGHT TURNS UP THE HEAT IN AUSTRALIA’S FIRST OF 3 CT EXHIBITION EVENTS

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After a long hiatus professional surfing is back in Australia and beaming its way through tv’s and phones.

A couple of points we would love to make.

The Tweed Coast is beautiful! The sneak peak of the Aussie new guard was amazing (awesome surfing Zahli and Molly) and the board switch from Mayhem to Pyzel has given Tyler a lot of extra zing and wasn’t it noticeable.

Pretty much everytime Tyler got to her feet a big score followed. 

For us though Steph still had the “I wish I surfed like her” moments. Her surfing should be studied and taught as an art. Beautiful lines, strong bottom turns and what seemed to be a new slide style carve in the bag of tricks. 

STEPH CAAARVING… Pic. Unknown

Sally threw some serious innovation with an air reverse that will probably be in the highlight reel for the rest of year and then threatened the other competitors that she is bringing more airs for the next comps… 

India Robinson absolutely smashed a few waves apart and her heat with Isabella was great to watch. Also, is it just us or does Isabella already look like she has been on tour for years? She was ripping!

We can’t wait to see how the next 3 events play out!

To watch the replays go to: https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2020/spec/3575/tweed-coast-pro-womens/results

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Tru Starling has had a deep love of the ocean ever since she can remember and started surfing at one of Australia’s most famous waves, North Narrabeen on the Northern Beaches of Sydney. Tru developed her attacking style under the watchful eyes of Narrabeen greats like Damien Hardman, Nathan Hedge and Laura Enever, and learnt to apply power, speed and commitment amongst the talented crop of juniors coming through her beloved North Narrabeen Boardriders. Tru has competed in many levels of surfing, from the World Junior Titles, the Australian Open Series and Qualifying Series all the way through to being a part of the North Narrabeen team winning the Australian Boardriders Battle in 2021. Tru also works on the commentary team for the WSL event broadcast and runs an online magazine called Murmur. At the age of 21, Tru is truly committed to a life in and around surfing.

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