Brisa won her round 1 heat for the first time this season
The tough conditions in Margaret River suited the Costa Rican; she left Isabella Nichols in second place and sent Stephanie Gilmore to the repechage
Cover photo: Brisa carving by Cait Maiers/World Surf League via Getty Images)
Costa Rican Brisa Hennessy achieved, for the first time in the 2020-2021 CT season, a victory in round 1 after beating Isabella Nichols and Stephanie Gilmore in the powerful waves of Margaret River's Main Break where stage 4 is being contested.
Hennessy combined 11 points (5,17 + 5,83), Nichols added 7,93 and Gilmore 7,13. To achieve this score he combined two waves of two frontside maneuvers.
By the end of the series, both Gilmore and Nichols needed more than 6,5 to surpass it.
In the previous two stages, Brisa managed to get into Round 3 through the elimination round in Newcastle and Narrabeen and then placed second in Round 1 at the Honolua event.
With three ninth places under her belt, the Costa Rican sits in 15th position in the ranking, tied with Macy Callaghan and Nikki Van Dijk.
He will now wait for the results of round 2 to see who he will compete against.
Related Notes:
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January 12, 2020
This is her second career win on the qualifying tour, which puts her at the top of the rankings to start the year.
Cristian Merello won the wave and the wave of the year
December 10, 2019
Ibarra, Cerda and Díaz with Canelo won the rest of the awards
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May 2, 2019
Natxo González came second and Ramón Navarro third
Italo Ferreira won his third stage of the year in Portugal
October 20, 2018
He beat Joan Duru in the grand final. In the semis he beat Medina and took the decision of the tour to Hawaii
Cristian Merello won the wave of the year in Chile
November 12, 2018
He also took home the olón. Navarro, Chacha, Araki and Icka won the other categories
End of the year at Pipe
January 7, 2020
A clip like those from before the day that closed the year in the queen of the waves
Cristóbal de Col won in La Herradura for the second consecutive year
15 September, 2018
The day after competing in Punta de Lobos, facing a journey of flights and airports and little sleep, the goofy footer took home the trophy again
Brisa found her rhythm and beat the world number 3 to get into round 3
April 18


















