FINALISTS DECIDED AT HARVEY NORMAN GOLD COAST PRO JUNIOR

Published on 06/05/2023

Sierra Kerr and Lennix Smith took out the 2023 Harvey Norman Pro Junior event, culminating at Snapper Rocks this morning. The pair had to overcome a field of over 100 of Australia and Oceania’s best 20-and-under surfers as they look to book a spot at the 2023 WSL World Junior Championships. 

For Smith, a previous Pro Junior event winner,  it was his best result of the year as he continues to make up ground on the regional rankings. For rankings leader Kerr, it was her second Pro Junior event win of the season and a cherry on top, as she also won the Trials event and will now shift her focus to the Challenger Series events as she hopes to solidify her position as an all-out superstar of the future. 

“I’m so stoked to win both of these events today,” Kerr said. “I had such a good time at the World Juniors this year I’d really like to go back, and this win will be important in getting me back there. As for the Trials win, I can’t wait to compete at the Challenger Series level again. I’ve learned a lot since last year and am frothing to go further this year.” 

WA’s Willow Hardy finished fourth in the Women’s final.

The 2023 Harvey Norman Gold Coast Pro Junior will ran from May 3 – 5 on the beautiful beaches of the Southern Gold Coast. For more information and results, head to www.WorldSurfLeague.com or download the Free WSL App. 

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