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The junior team featured Jarvis Barrow and Jack Lindsay in the under-18 boys division, Stevie O’Day in the under-18 girls and Harlem Pec in the under-16s.<\/p>\n
“Jarvis, who’s been surfing in our open team, led the charge and put on a really strong performance,” Wylie said.<\/p>\n
“That was Harlem’s first ever tag-team event and he did really well. He didn’t get the opportunity to surf as good as he can just because of the conditions, but he still dropped around a 6-point ride, which is impressive.<\/p>\n
“It was Stevie O’Day’s first tag-team as well, and she’s amazing. I think she had almost a 6-point ride on an under-18 scale and she’s a 12-year-old.<\/p>\n
“They all worked together really well.”<\/p>\n
Wylie said reclaiming the Victorian Teams Titles was especially meaningful given the event’s long history within the state surfing scene.<\/p>\n
“Being number one in this state just really solidifies how good the club is and how strong we are,” he said.<\/p>\n
“We’ve got a huge member base of almost 300 people, we’re running a lot of junior programs and we’ve been doing a lot of training at the moment to get everyone ready for the bigger moments like this.<\/p>\n
“It’s cool to see everyone’s hard work pay off.”<\/p>\n
Surfing Victoria chief executive Adam Robertson said the Victorian Teams Titles remained one of the most enjoyable and engaging events on the state calendar.<\/p>\n
“The teams titles create an atmosphere unlike any other event throughout the year,” he said.<\/p>\n
“There is a real sense of pride and connection that comes with representing your boardrider club, and it always produces an exciting day of surfing. It highlights the strength of Victorian surfing communities and brings people together through healthy competition.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THE Torquay Boardriders Club made it two titles from three divisions at this year’s Victorian Teams Titles. Relocated from Jan Juc to 13th Beach due to conditions, Saturday’s competition saw surfers battle small waves in the event’s tag-team format. Torquay emerged on top, winning the open and junior divisions and finishing fourth in the women’s […]<\/p>\n