Cleland and Mignot said goodbye to Bells in the round of 32
They couldn't beat Fioravanti and O'Leary respectively; now the Gold Coast stage is coming up.
April 24
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Mexicans Alan Cleland and Marco Mignot bowed out in the round of 32 of the Bells CT, which played its third day today in fun waves at the Winkipop alternative location.
Mignot went first against Connor O'Leary, who gave a good demonstration of backside surfing to score 13,43, which was close to the Mexican's 12,33.
For his part, Cleland achieved a series of high scores, marking 14,1, which was surpassed by Leo Fioravanti's 14,7.
In the live ranking, Mignot dropped two places, from 15th to 17th, and Cleland remains at 21st.
The next leg of the tour is on Australia's Gold Coast, May 3-13.
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Cleland secured himself a third-round berth at Pipe
He came in second and avoided the elimination round with a wave he found with less than a minute to go.
Cleland won his heat and went straight into round 3.
It's his first win in round 1; he beat Jordy Smith and Ramzi Boukhiam
Tica Brisa Hennessy went straight into round 3 at Bells
She finished second in a close series in Winkipop against Steph Gilmore who won and Molly Picklum who despite surfing the best wave, fell to the repechage
Alan won his series and made it to the round of 32
He is waiting for the series to end, which is in the water, for his rival to be defined.
Lucca Mesinas said goodbye to Bells Beach in round 3
The Peruvian has accumulated his third consecutive 25th and now awaits results to see if he remains in the reclassification zone for Margaret River
Nacho, Mafer and Alexandre said goodbye early to Bells
They are already traveling to Huntington Beach where stage 2 will be held between August 3 and 6.
Lucca Mesinas made it to round 3 at Bells
The Peruvian advanced alongside Kanoa Igarashi and sent local Tully Wylie to the play-off
