Launch of 2024 Australian Junior Online Surf Championships, powered by mophie

Published on 22/11/2023

Surfing Australia is excited to launch the 2024 Australian Junior Online Surf Championships, powered by mophie, with an extended competition window giving surfers more time to submit waves.

Groms aged from Under 12 to Under 18 can now sign up, with the competition window set to start on January 1. Once you’ve entered in your age division, you can sign up in other fun categories such as Best Air, Best Barrel and Best Wipeout.

Winners across all individual divisions will earn 6,500 points for first place, which will contribute to their 2024 National Junior Rankings.

This year, the event is being powered by mophie. The brand earlier this year signed Molly Picklum as an ambassador and is also giving away tons of prizes.

Picklum said: “I have a feeling the groms are going to love their mophie’s as much as I do. I love being part of the mophie team and it’s awesome to see the brand getting involved in supporting surfing in Australia. Now we just need to see the groms go and send it.”

Brad Bricknell from mophie said: “We love what Surfing Australia does in this space, and we’re thrilled to partner with them in next year’s event. Being a digital event that relies on devices staying charged, it’s a great fit for the mophie brand, and we’re stoked to be part of powering the next generation of Australian surfers.”

About mophie:
We are innovators committed to expanding mobile boundaries in ground-breaking fashion. We serve the young-at-heart regardless of their age. Those with a lust for life shouldn’t be tied down by limited battery life and storage.

Portable power solutions from mophie are recognised for style and are engineered for performance, providing a seamless integration of hardware, software and design while enabling the mobile world to #staypowerful.

About the Australian Junior Online Surf Championships:
The online surfing competition was set up during COVID to provide equal opportunities for junior surfers at their local breaks. Its success has seen the event continue with a boost in National Junior Rankings points last year.

All Australian juniors in U12 – U18 divisions can enter without state qualification required.

The competition window opens on January 1, 2024 and will run over three months. Entries will remain open until midnight on March 31, 2024and winners will be announced on April 5, 2024, after judging.

Surfing Australia and Head Olympic judge Glen Elliott will lead a three-person panel, with surfers being judged on their best one wave via online video submission. Competitors can swap out their entries right until the close of the competition window.

Surfers can compete in a range of other categories once they enter their applicable age division including Best Air, Best Barrel and Best Wipeout. Please note, these categories will be prize-based and have no associated rankings points.

The Championships use an online platform for competitor submissions and judging throughout the competition period, allowing simple, easy to follow upload instructions.

More information on rules and judging as well as how to enter HERE.

For any questions regarding the event please email info@surfingaustralia.com.

The Australian Junior Online Surf Championships, powered by mophie are supported by Surfing Australia, Surfing New South Wales, Surfing Queensland, Surfing Victoria, Surfing Western Australia, Surfing South Australia and Surfing Tasmania.

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