| Tension rises in the 2011 ISA World Surfing Games |
| Thursday, 30 June 2011 12:59 |
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The 2011 ISA World Surfing Games is entering the decisive stage at Playa Venao, Panama. The best surfers in the planet are carrying their national flags in the heart and giving everything they have to honor their countries. Australia is leadind the hostilities. The experience and technique play for the Aussies, as seven riders still compete for the title. The Main Event finalists were determined today. Twelve surfers, four in each division, are now one step away from medaling. Waves were smaller in the fourth day of contest, but tension clearly rises. Dimity Stoyle (AUS), Jessi Miley-Dyer (AUS), Sofía Mulanovich (PER) and Canelle Bulard (FRA) made it through Round 4 and will now compete for a place on the podium, or another chance in the Repechage. "I’m really close to the final in my first ISA event. It would be awesome to win a medal," said the Australian. "This contest is very different from the others I do. This contest is singular, in that you are surfing on your own but you are also really thinking about your team, and you want to do well for your country", said Stoyle.
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