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Kolohe Andino wins the Allianz Billabong Pro Cascais

Kolohe Andino has won the Billabong Pro Cascais. The event was held at the back-up location of Praia de Guincho and it was a fucking blood bath. In the final Mr Andino came out of the gates sword underfoot, he dug into Caio Ibelli in wonky four to five foot surf with a 7.67. Caio had been cut, deep but not too. He still had the chance for recovery. Bleeding Caio scrapped into 7.10. A gory exchange of lower scoring waves took place. With five minutes left both opponents were wounded, Kolohe mustered up the remaining fight in him blasting two clean carves and a vertical dagger for a 8.90. It was too late for the former World Junior Champion Mr Ibelli and Brother was the victor. Kolohe takes a step further to requalification for the tour next year with the win. He currently sits 29th in the rankings. “The tide dropped a lot and it was really hard to find the right waves, but I was patient and got that 8 so I’m stoked,” Kolohe told the WSL. “My arm was kind of cramped up when I was duckdiving, I’m so exhausted the paddleouts were ridiculous. Now I’m on tour pretty much guaranteed so hopefully I can surf the two events coming up freely.” Final:1 – Kolohe Andino 16.572 – Caio Ibelli 11.97 Semi’s:Heat 1: Kolohe Andino 18.30 def. Patrick Gudauskas 16.74Heat 2: Caio Ibelli 17.40 def. Wigolly Dantas 12.60 Quarter’s:Heat 1: Kolohe Andino 11.67 def. Vasco Ribeiro 7.27Heat 2: Patrick Gudauskas 14.00 def. Soli Bailey 11.33Heat 3: Caio Ibelli 14.93 def. Conner Coffin 12.87Heat 4: Wigolly Dantas 13.17 def. Evan Geiselman 7.86

news // Mar 8, 2016
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Kolohe Andino has won the Billabong Pro Cascais. The event was held at the back-up location of Praia de Guincho and it was a fucking blood bath. In the final Mr Andino came out of the gates sword underfoot, he dug into Caio Ibelli in wonky four to five foot surf with a 7.67. Caio had been cut, deep but not too. He still had the chance for recovery. Bleeding Caio scrapped into 7.10. A gory exchange of lower scoring waves took place. With five minutes left both opponents were wounded, Kolohe mustered up the remaining fight in him blasting two clean carves and a vertical dagger for a 8.90. It was too late for the former World Junior Champion Mr Ibelli and Brother was the victor. Kolohe takes a step further to requalification for the tour next year with the win. He currently sits 29th in the rankings.

“The tide dropped a lot and it was really hard to find the right waves, but I was patient and got that 8 so I’m stoked,” Kolohe told the WSL. “My arm was kind of cramped up when I was duckdiving, I’m so exhausted the paddleouts were ridiculous. Now I’m on tour pretty much guaranteed so hopefully I can surf the two events coming up freely.”

Final:
1 – Kolohe Andino 16.57
2 – Caio Ibelli 11.97

Semi’s:
Heat 1: Kolohe Andino 18.30 def. Patrick Gudauskas 16.74
Heat 2: Caio Ibelli 17.40 def. Wigolly Dantas 12.60

Quarter’s:
Heat 1: Kolohe Andino 11.67 def. Vasco Ribeiro 7.27
Heat 2: Patrick Gudauskas 14.00 def. Soli Bailey 11.33
Heat 3: Caio Ibelli 14.93 def. Conner Coffin 12.87
Heat 4: Wigolly Dantas 13.17 def. Evan Geiselman 7.86

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