Sofia Mulanovich in practise session : photo ASPWorldtour/Tostee

    

Roxy Pro

ASP WCT Womens event #6
Alii Beach,Haleiwa,Oahu-Hawaii
12 - 24 November 2004

Day 3: Stormy conditions postpone Roxy Pro Hawaii again

Surfersvillage Global Surf News; - - After the howling wind and rainstorm last night the contest has been canceled for today, Sunday, November 14, 2004 do to stormy conditions. The next call time will be tomorrow morning at 8:00 am. The big question is who will be the Roxy Pro Champion this year and who will be crowned Triple Crown of Surfing Champ.

Family and friends gathered on the beach at Pipeline Saturday afternoon for a paddle-out ceremony in memory of Jason Bogle; who was lost to Ewing Sarcoma (cancer) this fall. Over 100 men and women, locals and out-of-towners, paddled out at Pipe, formed a circle and sat on their boards. Hawaiian leis and his precious ashes were thrown into the waters that he called home in honor of him. As a helicopter dropped a canopy of flowers from the sky into the middle of the circle a peace came over the place; a peace that Jason will be missed greatly, but never forgotten. His kindness has touched each and every person that has crossed his path. May his spirit live on.

Veronica Kay, Danielle Beck, Sofia Mulanovich, Sue Izzo and Chelsea Gerogeson
Veronica Kay, Danielle Beck, Sofia Mulanovich, Sue Izzo and
Chelsea Gerogeson : photo ASPWorldtour/Tostee

Day 2: Small surf conditions postpone Roxy Pro Hawaii on Saturday

Surfersvillage Global Surf News, Honolulu, HAWAII (Friday, Nov. 13, 2004) -- The contest has been canceled for today. The next call time will be tomorrow morning at 7:00 am. The big question is who will be the Roxy Pro Champion this year and who will be crowned Triple Crown of Surfing Champ.

What do the girls do in Hawaii when the contest is off? Well, there are plenty of things to do: like playing tennis, going shopping, free surfing, photo shoots and simply relaxing at the team house.

Contest area : photo ASPWorldtour/Tostee

Day 1: Deteriorating conditions postpone Roxy Pro on Friday 

Surfersvillage Global Surf News, Honolulu, HAWAII (Friday, Nov. 12, 2004) -- The Kona winds have forced the Roxy Pro to be postponed for the day. The next call will be tomorrow at 7:00 am when contest director Randy Rarick will decide whether or not there will be an 8:30 am start for the ladies.

The Roxy Pro contestants are ready to go and waiting for the anticipated Trade Wins which bring a very fun offshore swell. The Trade Winds are supposed to hit by the end of the weekend. Stay tuned to find out all the latest happenings at the Roxy Pro.

The first round of the women's Roxy Pro was slated to start in the afternoon, but will wait for the next day of competition. The Roxy Pro is a $62,500 women's World Championship Tour event that will likely result in the crowning of the women's world champion.

Sofia Mulanovich's quiver : photo ASPWorldtour/Tostee

Previous reports:
# 1 : 10th annual Roxy Pro Hawaii set to begin on North Shore
# 2 : Coming soon
# 3 : Coming soon
# 4 : Coming soon

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