Hennessy said goodbye to Portugal in ninth place
She couldn't beat Courtney Conlogue and left the yellow lycra at the mercy
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Costa Rican Brisa Hennessy said goodbye to the Meo Pro Portugal, the third stage of the world surfing tour that is taking place in Supertubos, Peniche, Portugal.
Hennessy was unable to cope with Courtney Conlogue, who was more in tune with the sea and made a better selection of waves; while the Costa Rican went to the right, the Californian went to the left where she was able to connect more maneuvers.
The final result was 10,26 (4,83+5,43) to 7,5 (4+3,5).
Now Hennessy put her lead at risk after winning at Sunset and placing fifth at Pipe, she will add 17360 that can be reached by up to the ninth in the ranking.
This is how the quarter-finals turned out:

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