| Lachlan Cramsie opens the Queensland Association of Bodyboarding Titles with a victory |
| Wednesday, 02 May 2012 16:58 |
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Lachlan Cramsie has taken out the round one of the Queensland Association of Bodyboarding Titles, at Duranbah Beach, in Australia. Riders from the Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast and Northern New South Wales competed in ideal conditions.
On day, all bodyboarders had clearer skies, perfect four-six foot peaks and the large wedging ramps which Duranbah is famous for.
After a tough start to the year on the IBA World Tour, 17 year-old and 3-time National Champion, Lachlan Cramsie put a shot over the bow of his rivals and won the Open division, scoring 18 points out of a possible 20. "Day one was tough, but it was great to make it through and embrace the conditions that day two had to offer. There is a huge amount of talent this year and it is going to be a tough competition so it was great to start the year with a win", said Cramsie. The strongly contested and highly coveted Juniors division was taken out by the Sunshine Coast's Sam Proctor with his loopy rolls and stylish riding. Shane Griffiths, Gold Coast, proved once again why he is one of the most versatile riders in Australia winning the Drop Knee division with powerful cut backs and long floaters in the testing conditions. Danny Bycroft and Tony Charteris were victorious in Senior mens and masters division respectively. Open Mens Juniors (16/17 years of age) Cadets (14/15 years of age) Drop Knee Men’s (23+ years of age) Masters (35+ years of age) |











