The Women's divisions of the Sydney Surf Pro and the Vissla Central Coast Pro can look forward to added support with Sisstrevolution coming onboard to partner with both World Surf League (WSL) Qualifying Series (QS) events.
Manly Beach. - WSL / Tom Bennett
The new partnership will see the female divisions renamed as the Sydney Surf Pro pres. by Sisstrevolution and the Sisstrevolution Central Coast Pro.
A handful of 2019 WSL Championship Tour surfers have already entered the events including Sally Fitzgibbons, Macy Callaghan, Brisa Hennessy, Bronte Macaulay, Coco Ho, Paige Hareb and Caroline Marks.
Sisstrevolution Marketing Director Gina Turpel is looking forward to seeing the event unfold and giving females a solid platform to gain QS points and potentially qualify for the WSL Championship Tour.
"The talent the Vissla Sydney Surf Pro attracts at the start of the year makes it one of the more impressive QS events to watch," said Turpel. "The decision to support the female competitors came without question, at Sisstrevolution we're all huge supporters and fans of women's high-performance surfing. That, and of course it's only natural for Sisstr to team up and join the momentum Vissla has established at this pro event."
Sisstrevolution To Support Female Surfing at Manly and Avoca Qualifying Series Events - WSL / Sisstrevolution
WSL Australia/Oceania Regional Tour Manager Will Hayden-Smith expressed his gratitude for the added support across the female components of both events.
"WSL are extremely excited to return to Manly and Avoca for 2019," said Hayden-Smith. "The support from core surf brands like Vissla and now Sisstrevolution are essential in helping the WSL and Surfing NSW put this event on and provide our athlete's opportunities to compete for all-important Qualifying Series points."
Member for Terrigal Adam Crouch believes the Sisstrevolution Central Coast Pro will inspire the future crop of local female surfers.
"I'm so proud that locations like Avoca Beach are a talent hot spot for female surfers," said Crouch. "I've had the pleasure of meeting locals including Macy Callaghan, Kirra-Belle Olsson and Molly Picklum, and it's great to see the world-class skills and enthusiasm they bring to this sport."
Nikki Van Dijk won in 2018 and will hope to go back-to-back in 2019. - WSL / Matt Dunbar
Member for Manly James Griffin echoed Crouch's sentiments in regards to the Sydney Surf Pro pres. by Sisstrevolution.
"It's fantastic to see Vissla's sister brand Sisstrevolution backing the Sydney Surf Pro," said Griffin. "The female division will undoubtedly be hotly contested this year and I know Manly is looking forward to it."
The Sisstrevolution Central Coast Pro will run from 27th February - 4th March, 2019 at Avoca Beach.
The Sydney Surf Pro pres. by Sisstrevolution will run from the 18th March - 24th March, 2019 at Manly Beach.
The 2019 Sisstrevolution Central Coast Pro is supported by the NSW Government. The event will also be proudly supported by Vissla, Sisstrevolution, Central Coast Council, AirAsia, Avoca Beach Hotel, Sea FM, WSL and Surfing NSW.
The Sydney Surf Pro pres. by Sisstrevolution is proudly supported by the NSW Government. The event is also proudly supported by Vissla, Sisstrevolution, Northern Beaches Council, WSL, KeySun, Hotel Steyne and Surfing NSW.
Sisstrevolution To Support Women's Surfing at Manly and Avoca
WSL
The Women's divisions of the Sydney Surf Pro and the Vissla Central Coast Pro can look forward to added support with Sisstrevolution coming onboard to partner with both World Surf League (WSL) Qualifying Series (QS) events.
The new partnership will see the female divisions renamed as the Sydney Surf Pro pres. by Sisstrevolution and the Sisstrevolution Central Coast Pro.
A handful of 2019 WSL Championship Tour surfers have already entered the events including Sally Fitzgibbons, Macy Callaghan, Brisa Hennessy, Bronte Macaulay, Coco Ho, Paige Hareb and Caroline Marks.
Sisstrevolution Marketing Director Gina Turpel is looking forward to seeing the event unfold and giving females a solid platform to gain QS points and potentially qualify for the WSL Championship Tour.
"The talent the Vissla Sydney Surf Pro attracts at the start of the year makes it one of the more impressive QS events to watch," said Turpel. "The decision to support the female competitors came without question, at Sisstrevolution we're all huge supporters and fans of women's high-performance surfing. That, and of course it's only natural for Sisstr to team up and join the momentum Vissla has established at this pro event."
WSL Australia/Oceania Regional Tour Manager Will Hayden-Smith expressed his gratitude for the added support across the female components of both events.
"WSL are extremely excited to return to Manly and Avoca for 2019," said Hayden-Smith. "The support from core surf brands like Vissla and now Sisstrevolution are essential in helping the WSL and Surfing NSW put this event on and provide our athlete's opportunities to compete for all-important Qualifying Series points."
Member for Terrigal Adam Crouch believes the Sisstrevolution Central Coast Pro will inspire the future crop of local female surfers.
"I'm so proud that locations like Avoca Beach are a talent hot spot for female surfers," said Crouch. "I've had the pleasure of meeting locals including Macy Callaghan, Kirra-Belle Olsson and Molly Picklum, and it's great to see the world-class skills and enthusiasm they bring to this sport."
Member for Manly James Griffin echoed Crouch's sentiments in regards to the Sydney Surf Pro pres. by Sisstrevolution.
"It's fantastic to see Vissla's sister brand Sisstrevolution backing the Sydney Surf Pro," said Griffin. "The female division will undoubtedly be hotly contested this year and I know Manly is looking forward to it."
The Sisstrevolution Central Coast Pro will run from 27th February - 4th March, 2019 at Avoca Beach.
The Sydney Surf Pro pres. by Sisstrevolution will run from the 18th March - 24th March, 2019 at Manly Beach.
The 2019 Sisstrevolution Central Coast Pro is supported by the NSW Government. The event will also be proudly supported by Vissla, Sisstrevolution, Central Coast Council, AirAsia, Avoca Beach Hotel, Sea FM, WSL and Surfing NSW.
The Sydney Surf Pro pres. by Sisstrevolution is proudly supported by the NSW Government. The event is also proudly supported by Vissla, Sisstrevolution, Northern Beaches Council, WSL, KeySun, Hotel Steyne and Surfing NSW.
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