WINNERS were crowned at the Victorian Longboard Titles at the weekend.<\/p>\n
Held over two days in good conditions at Point Impossible, competitors throughout 16 divisions fought it out for their chance to be named state champion and qualify to compete at the Australian Titles.<\/p>\n
Open Men\u2019s Division Winner Andrew Burgan was one of many standout performers from the competition, scoring a 7-point and a 7.67-point ride (out of a possible 10) in the final leading him to a combined heat total of 14.67 (out of a possible 20).<\/p>\n
Will Cousins, who scored a 7.4-point wave but couldn\u2019t find a good enough second score, finished second.<\/p>\n
Emma Webb (Jan Juc) proved to be a huge threat to her fellow competitors throughout their Open Women\u2019s Longboards Final, scoring both an 8.5 and 7.5 ride in what became quite tricky conditions.<\/p>\n
With the other competitors left needing a combination of scores, Webb was crowned State Champion.<\/p>\n
Other state champions included Hugh Taylor in the Under 18 Boy\u2019s Logger as well as Bea Conroy (Under 18 Girl\u2019s Logger), Emma Webb (Over 40 Women\u2019s Logger & Over 40 Women\u2019s Longboard), Greg Brown (Over 40 Men\u2019s Longboard, Over 40 Men\u2019s Logger, Over 50 Men\u2019s Longboard), Will Cousins (Open Men\u2019s Logger), Angelique Kefalas (Under 18 Girl\u2019s Longboard), Hugh Taylor (Under 18 Boy\u2019s Longboard), Bob Smith (Over 70 Men\u2019s Longboard), John Lane (Over 60 Men\u2019s Longboard) and Anne Stephenson (Over 50 Women\u2019s Longboard).<\/p>\n
More scores and results from the weekend are available at liveheats.com\/surfingvictoria.<\/p>\n
The Victorian Longboard Titles were presented by City to Surf Mobile Caf\u00e9 and supported by Coastalwatch and Kieser Australia.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
WINNERS were crowned at the Victorian Longboard Titles at the weekend. Held over two days in good conditions at Point Impossible, competitors throughout 16 divisions fought it out for their chance to be named state champion and qualify to compete at the Australian Titles. Open Men\u2019s Division Winner Andrew Burgan was one of many standout […]<\/p>\n