lululemon Maui Pro Called OFF Today and Tomorrow

Courtesy of WSL – World Surf League

• Small Surf Prompts Back-to-Back Lay Days for Women’s CT Season Finale 
• Next Call: Wednesday, November 27 at 7:30 AM HST
• More Available at WorldSurfLeague.com 

Pictured: Trinette Furtado opens the lululemon Maui Pro with a blessing at Honolua Bay. Credit: © WSL / Miers

HONOLUA BAY, Maui, Hawaii/USA (Monday, November 25, 2019) – The lululemon Maui Pro, the final stop on the World Surf League (WSL) Women’s Championship Tour (CT), opened today but will see two consecutive lay days today and tomorrow due to small surf on offer at Honolua Bay. Event organizers will reconvene on Wednesday, November 27, at 7:30 a.m. HST to reassess the conditions and determine the next call. 

“We are down here at the lululemon Maui Pro at Honolua Bay with today’s update,” said Jessi Miley-Dyer, WSL VP of Tours and Competition. “We are off today and tomorrow. The swell isn’t really getting in the bay. As always, it has to be really perfect to get in here, so we are going to be off. Looking forward, we have a little bit of hope for some waves around Thanksgiving, but definitely the first week of December we look like we have some considerable swell. We are going to get waves, it just depends on when they get here.”

Carissa Moore (HAW), Lakey Peterson (USA), and Caroline Marks (USA) are the only three women in contention for the 2019 World Title and every heat will matter once the lululemon Maui Pro gets underway. 

The World Title scenarios ahead of the lululemon Maui Pro:

• If Carissa Moore wins Maui, she clinches the World Title;
• If Moore gets a 2nd, Lakey Peterson needs a 1st to take the World Title from Moore;
• If Moore gets a 3rd, Peterson needs a 2nd & Caroline Marks a 1st;
• If Moore gets a 5th/9th/17th, Peterson needs 3rd & Marks a 2nd to force a 3-way Tie Surf Off for World Title decision in Maui

The next call for the lululemon Maui Pro will be Wednesday, November 27, at 7:30 a.m. HST for a possible 8:05 a.m. start. The event will be broadcast LIVE on WorldSurfLeague.com and the free WSL app. Also, check local listings for coverage from the WSL’s broadcast partners.

lululemon Maui Pro Seeding Round 1 Matchups: Heat 1: Caroline Marks (USA), Nikki Van Dijk (AUS), Macy Callaghan (AUS) Heat 2: Lakey Peterson (USA), Silvana Lima (BRA), Tyler Wright (AUS) Heat 3: Carissa Moore (HAW), Coco Ho (HAW), Summer Macedo (HAW) Heat 4: Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS), Brisa Hennessy (CRI), Paige Hareb (NZL) Heat 5: Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), Malia Manuel (HAW), Keely Andrew (AUS) Heat 6: Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA), Johanne Defay (FRA), Bronte Macaulay (AUS)

Surfline Forecast for lululemon Maui Pro

About the WSL 
The World Surf League (WSL), established in 1976, is the enablement platform for surfing and surfers worldwide. The WSL is dedicated to changing the world through the inspirational power of surfing by creating authentic events, experiences, and storytelling to inspire a growing, global community to live with purpose, originality, and stoke. 

The WSL is a global organization, headquartered in Santa Monica and with regional offices in North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, and EMEA. The WSL possesses a deep appreciation for the sport’s rich heritage while promoting progression, innovation, and performance at the highest levels.

The WSL is comprised of Tours & Events, celebrating the world’s best surfers across all disciplines and annually running more than 180 global contests and crowning the undisputed World Champions across all divisions; WSL WaveCo, where innovation meets experience; and WSL Studios, which offers best in class storytelling across competition, lifestyle, and conservation.

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