Finals
2024 Bodysurfing World Tour Finals
Oahu Island, Hawaii
4 – 14 June 2024
The IBSA Bodysurfing World Tour Finals, bring together the top ranked bodysurfers from each regional area (40 men and 20 women), as well as bodysurfers who receive wild cards (8 for men and 4 for women). A total of 48 men and 24 women showcase their skills in this competition.
Trials Event: during the period 4 – 14 June 2024 and prior to the Main Event.
Preliminary round with 24 competitors (16 men, 8 women) for 12 IBSA Wild Cards assignment (8 men, 4 women).
Main Event: during the period 4 – 14 June 2024.
60 qualifiers from regional areas 2023 Qualifying Series + 12 highest finishing competitors from Trials Event
Trials Event participants:
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First non-qualifiers from each regional area: 2 men / 1 woman per area.
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Best-placed competitor from national communities without qualifiers.
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In case of vacancy, trials wild cards for the organization (organizer’s discretionary choice).
Qualifiers
Europe / Africa
OPEN MEN
Alix Schorsch (France)
Nathan Lehoux (France)
Matias Hegoas (France)
Chouaib Boudhim (Morocco)
Pako Junca Ituriaga (France)
Thomas Arrow (United Kingdom)
Imad Bourogui (Morocco)
Michele Florio (Italy)
OPEN WOMEN
Uhaïna Hegoas (France)
Léa Novion (France)
Sakina Bargach (Morocco)
Diane Mondin (France)
North America
OPEN MEN
Bryan Knowles (USA)
Edward Sweeney (USA)
Greg Wilkinson (USA)
Ian Moore (USA)
Frank Musso (USA)
David Curry (USA)
John Black (USA)
Pat Malo (USA)
OPEN WOMEN
Scotti Shafer (USA)
Miko Baron (USA)
Michelle Urkov (USA)
Meredith Rose (USA)
Australia / Asia
OPEN MEN
Jack Lewis (Australia)
Ky Kinsela (Australia)
Dylan Kelly (Australia)
Josh Kirkman (Australia)
Jacob Rosenbrock (Australia)
Jarrod Bridges (Australia)
Thomas Sewell (Australia)
Marvin Smith (Australia)
OPEN WOMEN
Ally Zillman (Australia)
Lily Kelly (Australia)
Caitlin Callahan (Australia)
Lyla Crouch (Australia)
Latin America
OPEN MEN
Kalani Lattanzi (Brasil)
Pablo Ernesto Ortiz (El Salvador)
Leo Moura (Brasil)
Rogerio Schefler (Brasil)
Godofredo Vasquez (Mexico)
Carlos Moises Arenivar (El Salvador)
Maurìcio Afonso (Brasil)
Nazareno Busatto (Argentina)
OPEN WOMEN
Briguitte Linn Wiedemeyer (Brasil)
Deborah Terhoch de Albuquerque (Brasil)
Alice Wiedemeyer Latuf (Brasil)
Bianca Klafke Beck (Brasil)
Polynesia
OPEN MEN
Adam Laeha (USA, Hawaii)
Wyatt Yee (USA, Hawaii)
Kyle Mensching (USA, Hawaii)
Matthew Solomon (USA, Hawaii)
Anoalo Stanley (USA, Hawaii)
Bronson Maneafaiga Cambra (USA, Hawaii)
Conrad Morgan (USA, Hawaii)
Melvin Keawe (USA, Hawaii)
OPEN WOMEN
DeLori Gomes (USA, Hawaii)
Katie McConnell (USA, Hawaii)
Kyla Lozis (USA, Hawaii)
Cameron Dabney (USA, Hawaii)
Trials Event Qualifiers
First non-qualifiers from each regional area (10 men, 5 women)
Europe / Africa
OPEN MEN
Charles Valet (France)
Paul Grieumard (France)
OPEN WOMEN
Lucy Hutley (United Kingdom)
North America
OPEN MEN
Thorsten Hegberg (USA)
Mark Drewelow (USA)
OPEN WOMEN
Katy Collins (USA)
Australia / Asia
OPEN MEN
Jack Macrae (Australia)
Patrick McNally (Australia)
OPEN WOMEN
Sherie Tracey (Australia)
Latin America
OPEN MEN
Norberto Cruz (Mexico)
Yuri Resende (Brasil)
OPEN WOMEN
Vitoria Giovannini (Brasil)
Polynesia
OPEN MEN
Kealii Punley (USA, Hawaii)
Kamahao Matsumoto (USA, Hawaii)
OPEN WOMEN
Kicho Onaga (USA, Hawaii)
Best placed competitor from national communities without qualifiers + Trials wild cards (6 men, 3 women)
OPEN MEN
Ram Salinas (Peru)
Marcelo Ronco (Uruguay)
Joao Brogueira (Portugal)
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OPEN WOMEN
Federica Ghibellini (Italy)
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