Scarborough win Australian Boardriders Battle at Kiama

Published on 11/12/2021

JONES BEACH, KIAMA (Saturday, 11 December 2021): Scarborough Boardriders have claimed the Hyundai Australian Boardriders Battle NSW southern qualifier after a day of intense surfing in solid four-to-five foot conditions at Jones Beach.
 
The Illawarra based club set a high standard over the duration of the day with the team consistently posting high scores across all the rounds of competition.
 
Anchored by former WSL Qualifying Series stalwart Nic Squires, the team was able to put on a show in the final with the club getting the upper hand against local club Jones Beach, Cronulla Sharks and Maroubra United who finished in second, third and fourth respectively.
 
“It feels so relieving to claim another one of these titles,” said Squires. “I think all the surfers in the club work incredibly well together and really complement each other. I feel like all the team really stuck to the game plan and didn’t chew up too much time, surfed the conditions to the best of their ability and didn’t feel too much pressure with surfing in a team atmosphere.”
 
See all results here.
 
Clubs that competed included Sandon Point, Bondi, Maula Bay, Bronte, Werri Beach, Culburra, Dalmeny, Maroubra United, Port Kembla, Scarborough, Jones Beach, Elouera, Cronulla Sharks and Ulladulla.
 
The prime locations for the Australian Boardriders Battle were Jones Beach with backup locations of Bombo, Kiama Surf Beach and Werri.
 
The 2021/22 Hyundai Australian Boardriders Battle has been bigger and better than ever since launching into its ninth season on the Gold Coast earlier this year.
 
In what has become world-renowned as the biggest and best club surfing series on the planet, the nine-leg Hyundai Australian Boardriders Battle Series travels to all corners of the country with events at epic locations like Newcastle for the National Final.
 
For previous results, images and video highlights head over to australianboardridersbattle.com
 
Hyundai Australian Boardriders Battle Series Nine Schedule:
ABB – EVENT 1 – Gold Coast, QLD – August 28, 2021 -COMPLETED
ABB – EVENT 2 – Fleurieu Peninsula, SA – Sept 4, 2021 –COMPLETED
ABB – EVENT 3 – Trigg, WA – Sept 18, 2021 –COMPLETED
ABB – EVENT 4 – Scamander, TAS – Oct 2, 2021–COMPLETED
ABB – EVENT 5 – NSW Central – North Narrabeen, NSW – Nov 27, 2021
ABB – EVENT 6 – NSW South – Kiama, NSW – Dec 11, 2021
ABB – EVENT 7 – URBN SURF, VIC – Dec 12, 2021
ABB – EVENT 8 – NSW Nth – Coffs Harbour, NSW – Dec 18, 2021
Grand Final – Newcastle Beach, NSW – Feb 5 – 6, 2022
 
NOTE: Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation and Surfing Australia’s commitment to comply with all State and Federal regulations, series dates are subject to change at any time.
 
The 2021/22 Hyundai Australian Boardriders Battle series is proudly supported by Hyundai, Zambrero, City of Newcastle, Oakley, ACCIONA, 2XP, mySURF.tv, Destination NSW, Reeftip, Gage Roads and Surfing Australia.

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