SUPDurbs! Pro 2016 Race Results

SUPDurbs! Pro 2016 Race Results

by | Jun 29, 2016 | Stand Up Paddle, SUP Racing

The annual SUPDurbs Pro was once again an exceptional weekend of SUPing with Durban delivering some fine warm weather as the rest of the country chugs through winter! As the event doubled up as SA Champs this year, conditions preference was given to the wave event and was determined but the SUPDurbs Proi event committee late into he week with the race event taking pack on the Friday and wave event over the Saturday and Sunday.

 

Brandon Read set up a really interesting technical style course in front of DUC. The race consisted of a 4 laps, with a beach start right in the corner best to the harbour wall with 3 beach runs around the chicane which kept paddlers for heading over the Veggies rocks. The total course distance was ~10.5km.

 

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SUPDURBS PRO 2016                     24 JUNE 2016
OVERALL RACE RESULTS         DISTANCE 10.5km
Position Name Gender Race Class Time Race Number
1 DYLAN FRICK Male 14ft Open Mens 1:08:47 10
2 TOM KING Male 14ft Open Mens 1:10:03 6
3 CHRIS COUVE Male 14ft Open Mens 1:10:51 8
4 KIMON DOS SANTOS Male 14ft Open Mens 1:11:11 9
5 DARRYL BARTHO Male 14ft Open Mens 1:12:04 21
6 NICK PARK-ROSS Male 14ft Open Mens 1:12:39 27
7 RORY SMYTH Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:12:59 30
8 THULANI NZAMA (BRIAN) Male 14ft Open Mens 1:17:31 45
9 MATT MAXWELL Male 14ft Open Mens/Junior 1:18:38 13
10 GRANTLEY READ Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:18:42 20
11 SHAYNE CHIPPS Male 14ft Open Mens 1:19:34 40
12 JACKIE DE BILLOT Female 14ft Open Womens 1:21:41 31
13 ROBBIE DE BILLOT Male 14ft Open Mens 1:21:59 39
14 TARRYN KING Female 14ft Open Womens 1:22:06 1
15 JON IVINS Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:22:47 29
16 GARETH TENNANT Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:22:59 11
17 HENCO SCHOLZ Male 14ft Open Mens/Junior 1:23:31 2
18 GARY VAN ROOYEN Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:23:35 7
19 DAVE MAXWELL Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:24:57 4
20 BRENDON GERMAINE Male 14ft Open Mens 1:25:30 37
21 GUY BUBB Male 14ft Open Mens 1:26:48 25
22 LANDE WILLIAMSON Female 14ft Open Womens 1:29:00 14
23 STEVE HEAN Male 14ft Open Mens 1:33:04 32
24 CHARLOTTE ATHERTON Female 14ft Open Womens 1:33:56 38
25 ALLAN WALLACE Male 14ft Open Mens 1:38:13 19
26 NIEL OETS Male 14ft Open Mens 1:39:59 36
27 DANELLE HEFERS Female 14ft Open Womens 1:42:38 28
28 DEON BOSMAN Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:43:32 18
29 LEVI MAYES Male 14ft Open Mens/Junior 1:50:11 22
30 ANDREW MAYES Male 14ft Open Mens 1:50:37 35
31 LIZA KIMBLE Female 14ft Open Womens 1:52:06 17
32 ANGELA WHITTLE Female 14ft Open Womens/Diva 2:07:41 34
DNF LUKE RASMUSSEN Male did not finish 0:00:00 23
DNF SIMONE SWANEPOEL Female did not finish 0:00:00 16
DNF WERN VAN MOLENDORFF Male did not finish 0:00:00 26
DNF ALISON TACZALO Female did not finish 0:00:00 15
DNF ALAN MARNITZ Male did not finish 0:00:00 3
DNS BRANDON READ Male withdrawn( did not start) N/A 24
DNS JAMES SIEDLE Male withdrawn( did not start) N/A 33
DNS HUNTER VON TRICHT Male withdrawn( did not start) N/A 12
SUPDURBS PRO 2016                                                                           24 JUNE 2016
CATEGORY RACE RESULTS                                                             DISTANCE 10.5km
OPEN MEN
Position Name Gender Province Time Race Number
1 DYLAN FRICK Male WP 1:08:47 10
2 TOM KING Male WP 1:10:03 6
3 CHRIS COUVE Male GP 1:10:51 8
4 KIMON DOS SANTOS Male WP 1:11:11 9
5 DARRYL BARTHO Male KZN 1:12:04 21
6 NICK PARK-ROSS Male KZN 1:12:39 27
7 THULANI NZAMA (BRIAN) Male KZN 1:17:31 45
8 SHAYNE CHIPPS Male KZN 1:19:34 40
9 ROBBIE DE BILLOT Male KZN 1:21:59 39
10 BRENDON GERMAINE Male KZN 1:25:30 37
11 GUY BUBB Male WP 1:26:48 25
12 STEVE HEAN Male KZN 1:33:04 32
13 ALLAN WALLACE Male KZN 1:38:13 19
14 NIEL OETS Male KZN 1:39:59 36
15 ANDREW MAYES Male WP 1:50:37 35
OPEN WOMEN
Position Name Gender Province Time Race Number
1 JACKIE DE BILLOT Female KZN 1:21:41 31
2 TARRYN KING Female WP 1:22:06 1
3 LANDE WILLIAMSON Female KZN 1:29:00 14
4 CHARLOTTE ATHERTON Female KZN 1:33:56 38
5 DANELLE HEFERS Female KZN 1:42:38 28
6 LIZA KIMBLE Female KZN 1:52:06 17
7 ANGELA WHITTLE Female KZN 2:07:41 34
DIVA WOMEN +45
Position Name Gender Province Time Race Number
1 ANGELA WHITTLE Female 14ft Open Womens/Diva 2:07:41 34
LEGANDS MEN +45
Position Name Gender Province Time Race Number
1 RORY SMYTH Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:12:59 30
2 GRANTLEY READ Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:18:42 20
3 JON IVINS Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:22:47 29
4 GARETH TENNANT Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:22:59 11
5 GARY VAN ROOYEN Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:23:35 7
6 DAVE MAXWELL Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:24:57 4
7 DEON BOSMAN Male 14ft Open Mens /legends 1:43:32 18
JUNIORS
Position Name Gender Province Time Race Number
1 MATT MAXWELL Male 14ft Open Mens/Junior 1:18:38 13
2 HENCO SCHOLZ Male 14ft Open Mens/Junior 1:23:31 2
3 LEVI MAYES Male 14ft Open Mens/Junior 1:50:11 22
INTERNATIONAL SURFING ASSOCIATION SPURS GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT OF SUP CERTIFYING 150 INSTRUCTORS IN 12 COUNTRIES

INTERNATIONAL SURFING ASSOCIATION SPURS GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT OF SUP CERTIFYING 150 INSTRUCTORS IN 12 COUNTRIES

by | Jun 29, 2016 | ISA

The International Surfing Association (ISA) is continuing to spur the global development of StandUp Paddle (SUP) with the certification of over 150 ISA SUP instructors across 12 countries since April 2016.

 

Hong Kong ISA SUP Instructors

ISA course presenter, Nik Zanella, hosted an ISA SUP Flat Water Course in Saikung Bay, Hong Kong in May, certifying sixteen new instructors. Photo: HKSUPBA

 

Instructors were certified in countries including Brazil, Switzerland, Finland, Canada, Belgium and Hong Kong, highlighting the universal appeal and access that has fueled the growth of the sport in recent years.

SUP Courses are part of the ISA Coaching and Instructing Program, which is designed to establish an industry standard of safety, quality and efficacy for SUP and surf instructors around the world. With a special emphasis on safety, the ISA Coaching and Instructing Program teaches risk management, duty of care and water safety, along with the practical skills and knowledge to properly instruct others.

 

Switzerland ISA SUP Instructor

From May 27-29, British ISA Course Presenter Andy Joyce held an ISA Flat Water SUP Course in Switzerland on Lake Leman, the same shores that host the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee. Photo: Swiss Stand Up Paddle Association

 

The courses exemplify the ISA’s strategy to grow the sport of SUP in non-traditional markets. As countries that have little to no access to quality waves, the rivers, lakes and oceans of these countries provide their people with the opportunity to practice the sport on flat water as an alternative to SUP Surfing.

Finland, which joined the ISA in 2015, has taken advantage of the ISA Coaching and Instructing Program to further grow the sport of SUP in the country.

Jari Laakso, Vice President of the Finnish SUP and Surf Federation, said:

“The ISA Flat Water SUP Course held in May was a great success certifying 26 new instructors. We are planning another course for fall. ISA Membership has helped the sport gain huge popularity in Finland and it is by far the fastest growing watersport in the country.”

Fernando Aguerre, ISA President, said:

“ISA SUP courses are a key part to the global growth of the sport in both traditional and non-traditional SUP and Surfing nations. It is important that the ISA establishes the industry standard to ensure that instructors have the proper skills and knowledge.

“As the governing body of Surfing and SUP, the ISA continues to lead the charge for the growth of this young sport with the ultimate goal of inclusion in the Olympic Games. Thanks to the ISA’s efforts, SUP Racing has been included on the Sports Program of the 2019 Pan American Games in Lima, Peru. SUP was part of the ISA’s proposal to Tokyo 2020 and we will continue to promote the sport in the hope that it can be included on the Program for the 2024 Games.”

 

Original article published in ISASurf.org

Frick and Williamson Take Zinkwazi SUP Race Titles

Frick and Williamson Take Zinkwazi SUP Race Titles

by | Jun 21, 2016 | Stand Up Paddle, SUP Events, SUP Racing

The 2016 Starboard Zinkwazi 10km SUP Race is now in it’s 6th Year. This year we were blown away by an exceptional attendance with more than 50 contestants finishing the race and therefore making it South Africa’s largest SUPSA sanctioned Stand Up Paddling Race ever held.

A beautiful sunny morning it was and contestants from all provinces around South Africa including Gauteng, Western Cape, Mpumalang and Kwazulu-Natal had travelled from far to be there on the day.

 

Registration started at 8am, the Race Briefing around 8:40 and Race start at 9:00. With the blowing of the horn, the race was underway and Dylan Frick and Chris Couve were quick out of the starting blocks to set a frighteningly fast early pace. The women started a minute behind the men as per SUPSA rules and here Jackie, Lande and Charlotte exploded off the starting line.

 

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Chris Couve (Starboard) blasts off the start line to take the lead early on | Photo Creds: Bruce Chrystal

 

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Dylan Frick (Starboard) leads the mens train through the first lap | Pic Creds: Scott Elliott

 

The first 2.4 kms to the first buoy are always super tough as contestants attempt to catch on to a suiteable draft train that will allow them to settle their racing heart-rates and find a rythm within the race.

Amongst the men, Chris and Dylan were setting the pace with Gunter on their draft and Rory from Cape Town leading the second draft train working hard to close the gap. Further along the field we had Grantley Read, the Zinkwazi local legend, Kimon and Charles from Cape Town, Darryl Bartho, Brandon Read, Shayne and Nick from Durban all putting in a massive effort to keep up the pace.

The top three ladies, Charlotte, Jackie and Lande had to race strategically as injuries and illness had affected all of their fitness level and therefore raw endurance strength wasn’t something to bet on.

 

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in the ladies race it was a heated battle throughout the race – Jax leads Charlotte and Lande into the top buoy turn

 

Dylan was the first to make a 180 degree clock-wise turn around the first buoy, after which he applied is usual strategy to put in a hard interval coming straight out of the turn. Unfortunately he wasn’t able to shake Chris nor Gunter off and Rory also had now joined the leading pack.

The first buoy turn always helps to shake up the racing packs and here the more skillful racers have an opportunity to whip their boards around the buoy and shoot out of the turn in order to open up gaps.

A slight offshore breeze had now come up, which the contestants felt supporting them on their route back towards the beach. A new addition to the race was a chicane on the beach where contestants had to beach their boards, grab them and together with their paddles run along the chicane for a short 30m over the beach sand and then leap back in to the water. This really is exciting and mixing the racing up a lot and has been put in place to be more in line with international racing format standards.

 

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Bruce Renken (Starboard) takes time out to enjoy the scenery | Pic Creds: Scott Elliott

 

The second half of the race followed the same path as the first half with positions amongst the contestants remaining quite consistent. Amongst the Men, Anton Nel from Johannesburg had found a comfort zone paddling up against the wind and managed to real in a few places and close the gap to Grantley Read. Corne Rossouw from Johannesburg was continuously being challenged throughout the race by Capetonian 12 year old Juniour Cameron Tripney, who was putting in a star performance and showing the grown ups what they can expect in the years to come. Heading up towards the final buoy turn the contestants new that this would be there last opportunity to rattle the field. Dylan once again was first to turn, followed by Chris, then Rory, then Gunter. The second pack was being led by Kimon, then Charles and Darryl. The 3 top ladies were taking turns at the pole. The last 2km towards the beach and the finish line had Dylan put in a massive interval that managed to shake off Rory and Gunter. Chris however hung on all the way to the shore and now it was only the final sprint that would determine the winner. Some wake from a nearby boat unsettled Chris, Dylan took full advantage of this and was the first to get his foot on to sand for the final sprint through to the finish line ~ taking the Men’s title. Chris unlucky but proud on his second place came through the finish line only split seconds after Dylan. Rory from Cape Town took third place and Gunter from Johannesburg fourth. Followed By Charles and Kimon from Cape Town.

 

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Chris Couve and Dylan Frick’s Starboard Sprints loose a little paint for the final beach sprint finish to the line

 

Check out a replay of the 2016 Starboard Zinkwazi 10km SUP Race finish line, brought to you by Your SUP Life:

 

 

The Ladies finish was as exciting with Jackie (F One), Lande (F One) and Charlotte (Starboard) fighting it out for first place. Lande managed to beach first and sprint through the finish coming in split-seconds before Jackie and Charlotte. So a very stoked Lande becomes this years ladies winner followed by Jackie and then newcomer Charlotte.

 

12 Year old Cameron Tripney (Coreban), a future potential racing champion, took the boys Junior title and Karisa Grace the Girls junior title. Legends Rory (Mistral), Brandon and Grantley Read (Starboard) showed all the youngsters that experience and years of training can be as effective as raw youth brawn.

 

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Junior Boys Winner Cam Tripney (Coreban) showing the us how buoy turns should be done | Pic Creds: Scott Elliott

 

Thanks to our sponsor Starboard SUP South Africa for sponsoring cash, prizes, awesome Starboard Tiki rash vests and refreshing water at the finish line. A massive thank you to Chris Couve for his all help in marketing and organising the event and thanks to Robbie Couve, our Race and Safety Director as well as a massive thank you to Ingrid Dippenaar for running the admin side of things as well as managing the time-keeping. We also had Erica from the local newspaper The North Coast Courier taking photos as well as Scott Elliot, Jon & Morgan Irvins, Anna-Marie Frick and Shelly Nel also were taking photos and videos. And most of all thanks to all participants for making this event, South Africa’s largest and most successful SUP race in South African history. We’re looking forward to next year event already!

 

2016 Starboard 10Km Zinkwazi Race Report ~ by Gunter Burger | Pic Credits: Scott Elliott

 

Download the High Res Images from the Dropbox folder here…

 

Preliminary Overall Race Results (results by age category to be released shortly):

Flatwater course ~9.4km with 3 turns, no wind.

Position Time Name Gender Category
1 0:59:20 Dylan Frick Male Open Mens
2 0:59:22 Chris Couve Male Open Mens
3 0:59:38 Rory Smith Male Open Mens
4 1:00:00 Gunter Berger Male Open Mens
5 1:00:34 Charles Higgins Male Open Mens
6 1:00:48 Kimon dos Santos Male Open Mens
7 1:00:54 Brandon Read Male Open Mens
8 1:01:00 Daryl Bartho Male Open Mens
9 1:02:01 Shayne Chipps Male Open Mens
10 1:02:24 Nick Park-Ross Male Open Mens
11 1:02:48 Grantley Read Male Open Mens
12 1:03:30 Anton Nel Male Open Mens
13 1:03:41 Robbie de Billot Male Open Mens
14 1:04:30 Thulani Nzamo Male Open Mens
15 1:04:56 Guy Bubb Male Open Mens
16 1:07:35 Corne Rossouw Male Open Mens
17 1:07:36 Cameron Tripney Male Jnr Boys
18 1:07:46 Brendon Germaine Male Open Mens
19 1:07:51 Wayne Drulan Male Open Mens
20 1:08:55 John Bray Male Open Mens
21 1:09:00 Lande Williamson Female Open Ladies
22 1:09:03 Jackie de Billot Female Open Ladies
23 1:09:04 Charlotte Atherton Female Open Ladies
24 1:09:25 Kyle Chrystal Male Jnr Boys
25 1:10:25 Craig Girdlestone Male Open Mens
26 1:11:05 Jon Ivins Male Open Mens
27 1:12:00 Alan Wallace Male Open Mens
28 1:13:06 Daniel Lubanyana Male Open Mens
29 1:14:03 Andrew Mayes Male Open Mens
30 1:14:08 Steve Hean Male Open Mens
31 1:14:43 Dean Bottcher Male Open Mens
32 1:14:52 Rich Prangley Male Open Mens
33 1:14:54 Shannon Clark Male Open Mens
34 1:14:57 Bart Nieuwoudt Male Open Mens
35 1:15:54 Nick Bradley Male Open Mens
36 1:16:10 Deon Bosman Male Open Mens
37 1:17:04 Levi Mayes Male Jnr Boys
38 1:17:45 Brian Roberts Male Open Mens
39 1:17:48 Jolene Harris Female Open Ladies
40 1:18:06 Bruce Rencken Male Open Mens
41 1:18:20 Steven Tripney Male Open Mens
42 1:18:35 Liza Simone Kimble Female Open Ladies
43 1:19:52 Alison Taczalo Female Open Ladies
44 1:21:14 Gareth Botha Male Open Mens
45 1:21:51 Gareth Daniel Art Male Open Mens
46 1:25:49 Alan Marnitz Male Open Mens
47 1:26:09 Karisa Grace Female Jnr Girls
48 1:26:10 Roxanne Bray Female Open Ladies
49 1:27:43 Werner van Molendorff Male Open Mens
50 1:30:17 Keagan Nel Male Jnr Boys
51 1:31:01 Dave Marriner Male Open Mens
52 1:39:32 Mark Roe Male Open Mens
53 Did not finish Rob van Tricht Male Open Mens
54 Did not finish Hunter van Tricht Male Jnr Boys
55 Did not finish Kelly Kemp Female Open Ladies
SUPSA Combined Ranking 2015

SUPSA Combined Ranking 2015

by | Jun 14, 2016 | Stand Up Paddle, SUP Events, SUP Racing, SUP Surfing

SUPSA Combined Ranking 2015 – Open Men

POS NAME CAT Racing Waves Combined
Open Men
1 Tom King Open 4 2 6
2 Dylan Frick Open 0,7 8 8,7
3 Kimon Dos Santos Junior 3 10 13
4 Justin Bing Open 15 0,7 15,7
5 Dave Maxwell Legends 10 6 16
6 Grantley Read Legends 9 9 18
7 Gary van Rooyen Legends 13 7 20
8 Robbie De Billot Open 11 12 23
9 Joshua Robertson Junior 7 17 24
10 Shayne Chipps Open 8 24 32
10 Michael Oxley Open 19 13 32
12 Matthew Maxwell Junior 32 5 37
13 Stephen Lawson Open 12 26 38
14 Christopher Couve Open 2 41 43
15 Brendan Read Legends 5 41 46
15 Jon Ivons Open 18 28 46
16 Gunter Burger Open 6 41 47
17 Peter Petersen Legends 33 15 48
18 Tyran Cooper Open 34 14 48
18 Wade Keet Junior 40 11 51
19 Nick Park Ross Open 21 32 53
20 Nick Bradley Open 14 41 55
21 Rory Smyth Open 16 41 57
22 Ryan Derksen Open 17 41 58
23 Anton Nel Legends 20 41 61
24 Greg Bertish Open 31 31 62
25 Brendon Germaine Open 22 41 63
26 Craig Girdlestone Legends 23 41 64
27 Dean Bottcher Open 24 41 65
28 John Bray Open 25 41 66
29 Thomas Le Bozec Open 26 41 67
30 Corne Rossouw Open 27 41 68
31 Bruce Landers Legends 28 41 69
31 Deon Bosman Legends 50 19 69
32 Jarred Len Open 29 41 70
33 Bart Nieuwoudt Open 30 41 71
33 Brandon Ribbink 68 3 71
35 Nick Walker 68 4 72
36 Armien Wolgemuth Legends 35 41 76
37 Kyle Chrystal Junior 36 41 77
38 Nico Pfitzenmeier Open 37 41 78
39 Mark Roe Open 38 41 79
40 Guy Bubb Open 39 41 80
41 Thulani Nzana Open 41 41 82
42 Gareth Daniel Art Open 42 41 83
43 Mike Theron Open 43 41 84
43 Marcel Bestel 68 16 84
45 Chad Andrew Open 44 41 85
46 Grant Donald Open 45 41 86
46 Brendan Malan 68 18 86
48 Adrian van Varik Legends 46 41 87
49 Antony Peterson Junior 47 41 88
49 Ethan Koopmans 68 20 88
51 Graham Kirk Open 48 41 89
51 Josh Salie 68 21 89
53 Michael De Merrick Open 49 41 90
53 Ethan Pentz 68 22 90
55 Justin Linley Legends 66 25 91
55 Ashley Barnard 68 23 91
57 Henko Scholtz Junior 51 41 92
58 Shawn Peterson Open 52 41 93
59 Craig Mincer Open 53 41 94
60 Clinton Santilon Open 54 41 95
60 Steve Hean 68 27 95
62 Andy Poppmeier Open 55 41 96
63 Nick King Legends 56 41 97
63 Glen Thompson 68 29 97
65 Bruce Johnston Legends 57 41 98
65 Neil Esterhuizen 68 30 98
67 Joshua Broekhuizen Junior 58 41 99
68 Brian Roberts Open 59 41 100
69 Darryn Randall Open 60 41 101
69 Gareth Botha 68 33 101
71 Danny Greef Legends 61 41 102
71 Anton Koch 68 34 102
73 Daniel Lubanyana Open 62 41 103
73 Nicki Carstens 68 35 103
75 Jack Koch Junior 63 41 104
75 Alesandrio Ambrosio 68 36 104
77 Craig Ginsberg Legends 64 41 105
77 Julian Honeywell 68 37 105
79 Gregor Martin Open 65 41 106
79 Craig Johnsson 68 38 106
81 Guy Dallas 68 39 107
82 Basil Cambanis Open 67 41 108
82 Kade Burnett 68 40 108

SUPSA Combined Ranking 2015 – Open Women

POS NAME CAT Racing Waves Combined
Open Women
1 Tarryn Kyte WMN 2 3 5
2 Jaqueline De Billot WMN 0,7 5 5,7
3 Mishka Steyn WMN 3 6 9
4 Tammy robarts WMN 13 2 15
5 Jalou Langeree WMN 10 7 17
6 Lande Williamson WMN 4 16 20
7 Danelle Hefers WMN 5 16 21
7 Angela Whittle WMN 8 13 21
9 Liza Simone Kimble WMN 6 16 22
10 Shelley Bradfield WMN 7 16 23
11 Roxy Davis WMN 24 0,7 24,7
12 Alison Taczalo WMN 9 16 25
13 Emma Ramring WMN 11 16 27
14 Emmie Ruddock WMN 12 16 28
14 Kim Duvenhage WMN 20 8 28
14 Penny Stemmet WMN 24 4 28
14 Caroline Hillier WMN 23 6 29
14 Jackie de Billot WMN 24 5 29
19 Jolene Harris WMN 14 16 30
20 Monika Wolgemuth WMN 15 16 31
21 Cynthia Baxter WMN 16 16 32
22 Lollo Wolheim WMN 17 16 33
22 Amanda Rootman WMN 24 9 33
24 Jackie De Vila WMN 18 16 34
24 Khara Thomson WMN 24 10 34
26 Ellene Smyth WMN 19 16 35
26 Chelsea van Rooyen WMN 24 11 35
28 Gabi Lupini WMN 24 12 36
29 Kirsten Oliver WMN 21 16 37
30 Jen Koopmans WMN 22 16 38
30 Bowien van der Linde WMN 24 14 38
32 Sue Maxwell WMN 24 15 39

SUPSA Combined Ranking 2015 – Junior Boys

POS NAME CAT Racing Waves Combined
Juniors
1 Kimon Dos Santos JNR 0,7 3 3,7
2 Joshua Robertson JNR 2 4 6
3 Matthew Maxwell JNR 5 2 7
4 Nick Walker JNR 11 0,7 11,7
5 Wade Keet JNR 6 6 12
6 Allesandro Dambrosio JNR 11 5 16
7 Jack Koch JNR 7 11 18
7 Alex Kugelman JNR 11 7 18
9 Kyle Chrystal JNR 3 16 19
9 Mishka Steyn JNR 11 8 19
11 Nathan van Vuuren JNR 11 9 20
12 Dylan Maxwell JNR 11 10 21
13 Juriaan Jordaan JNR 11 12 23
14 Riccardo Arigo JNR 11 13 24
15 Julian Honeywell JNR 11 14 25
16 Calvin Ginsberg JNR 11 15 26
17 Joshua Broekhuizen JNR 9 18 27
18 Christian Coetzee JNR 11 17 28
19 Antony Peterson JNR 4 25 29
20 Khiara Thompson JNR 11 19 30
21 Bowien van der Linden JNR 11 20 31
22 Camden Kellet JNR 11 21 32
23 Thomas Le Bozec JNR 8 25 33
23 Cameron Tripney JNR 11 22 33
24 Ben Rootman JNR 11 23 34
25 Henko Scholtz JNR 10 25 35
25 Gabi Lupini JNR 11 24 35

 

SUPSA Combined Ranking 2015 – Legends

POS NAME CAT Racing Waves Combined
Legends
1 Grantley Read LEG 2 0,7 2,7
2 Dave Maxwell LEG 2 3 5
2 Gary van Rooyen LEG 3 2 5
4 Peter Petersen LEG 8 6 14
5 Deon Bosman LEG 11 4 15
6 Armien Wolgemuth LEG 9 9 18
7 Brendan Read LEG 0,7 18 18,7
8 Bruce Landers LEG 7 16 23
8 Glen Thompson LEG 18 5 23
10 Bruce Johnston LEG 13 11 24
11 Nicki Carstens LEG 18 7 25
12 Dean Philips LEG 18 8 26
13 Paulo Lupini LEG 18 10 28
14 Anton Nel LEG 5 24 29
15 Anton Koch LEG 18 12 30
16 Craig Simpson LEG 18 13 31
16 Craig Girdlestone LEG 7 24 31
18 Bruce Crystal LEG 18 14 32
19 Grant Alexander LEG 18 15 33
20 Nick King LEG 10 24 34
20 Adrian van Varik LEG 13 21 34
21 Ardi Hagglund LEG 18 17 35
22 Kevin Wright LEG 18 19 37
23 Steve Tripney LEG 18 20 38
23 Danny Greef LEG 14 24 38
23 Craig Ginsberg LEG 15 23 38
26 Gary Miles 18 22 40
26 Justin Linley LEG 16 24 40

 

SUPSA Combined Ranking 2015 – Divas

Divas
1 Cynthia Baxter Diva 0,7 4 4,7
1 Kim Duvenhage Diva 4 0,7 4,7
3 Angela Whittle Diva 3 2 5
4 Monika Wolgemuth Diva 2 4 6
5 Sue Maxwell Diva 5 3 8