JettyGirl: asp women’s world champion

Presented by InsuranceSurfers.com In Carissa Moore's first full year on Tour, she accomplished what so many have predicted for her over the years of her young life, an ASP World Title. It's difficult to imagine the kind of pressure she was under to accomplish the goal. While most surfers are given a number of years to find their footing in the pro ranks, you could almost feel the industry's expectations that anything short of a world title would be a letdown. But there would be no slip-ups, no letdown, no unfulfilled goals ...Carissa charged through the Tour schedule, pushed performance...

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The ASP released the 2012 Women's World Tour schedule and it looks close to identical to the 2011 version. A couple of observations... Overall prize money offered in 2012 is $770,000, down slightly from the $800,000 offered in 2011. Hawaii is once again a glowing omission from the schedule... It was a shame to watch the world title decided with hops, skips and slides in France instead of with big sweeping turns and deep barrels in Hawaii's blue walls of consequence. Please, please...one of you big clothing brands who have raked in millions and millions of dollars promoting the image of women's...

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For Immediate Release Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) International Williams Wins SWATCH Girls Pro China Steinriede Claims ASP Women's World Longboard Title Chelsea Williams (left) wearing her crown and Lindsay Steinriede (right) with her ASP Women's World Longboard Champion cup. Photo © ASP/Will Hayden-Smith WANNING, Hainan Island/China (Thursday, 27 October, 2011) - Two Champions were crowned at the historic first ever ASP event in China today. Chelsea Williams won the SWATCH Girls Pro China and Lindsay Steinriede (USA) has taken out the 2011 ASP Women's World...

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Congratulations to Carissa Moore, the 2011 ASP Women's World Champion. Video clip courtesy of Nike 6.0.

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A 19th career win for Roxy Pro winner Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), a maiden ASP Women's World title for youngest surfer ever to clinch it, Carissa Moore (HAW). A day that will be remembered in Biarritz, France. Photo ©ASP/Bonnarme For Immediate Release Association of Surfing Professionals (ASP) International Roxy Pro Stop No. 6 of 7 on the Women’s ASP World Title Tier Stop No. 1 of 2 on the Women’s ASP World Longboard Title Tier Côtes des Basques, Biarritz - France July 11-17, 2012 Gilmore Wins Roxy Pro ahead of Freshly Crowned ASP Women’s World Champion Moore BIARRITZ...

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Moore (HAW), 18, claims her maiden ASP Women’s World Title at the Roxy Pro Biarritz. Photo ©ASP/Bonnarme LA GRANDE PLAGE, Biarritz/France (Friday, July 15, 2011) – Carissa Moore (HAW), 18, has just made ASP history as the youngest ever ASP Women’s World Champion, clinching her maiden title today at the Roxy Pro Biarritz. “I dreamed of surfing at this level my whole life since I was a little kid and I don’t think you can ever expect or anticipate the feeling,” Moore said. “It is amazing. There is no place I would rather be right now.” The clinching came when then-reigning...

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Four-Time ASP World Champion Stephanie Gilmore to Represent Quiksilver Line for Women HUNTINGTON BEACH, January 5, 2011 - Quiksilver is pleased to announce that it has signed current ASP Women’s World Champion Stephanie Gilmore to a five-year endorsement agreement. Under terms of the agreement Stephanie will ride for the Quiksilver team and has become a Quiksilver brand ambassador, joining a diverse and talented group which includes 13 other female artists, musicians, photographers, philanthropists and fashion designers representing Quiksilver’s lines for women. As a brand ambassador...

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