The best photos from the final day of the Surf City El Salvador Pro

This is how Griffin and Stephanie were consecrated today in Punta Roca


June 17, 2022
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Special coverage presented by Surf City - El Salvador Travel

This is how the final day of the Surf City El Salvador Pro was experienced, which today crowned Griffin Colapinto and Stephanie Gilmore.

As captured by WSL official photographers Thiago Diz, Pat Nolan and Ed Sloane.

The photos follow below:

No spotlight could save Italo from a loss to Filipe Toledo that left him in a slump in his semifinal series. Still, with third place, Italo moved into the top five of the rankings. All photos by: WSL/Diz-Nolan-Sloane
Italo is heading for one of the biggest defeats he has suffered in recent years; how long has it been since Italo finished a series while in Combolandia?
Caroline Marks beat Carissa but can't beat Steph
In another close and controversial series, especially for the Brazilians, Gabriel Medina lost in the semis against Griffin.
Medina surfed well but the judges did not reward him as he expected.
The champions in a heavenly setting like Punta Roca.
Griffin on his way to his second win of the year.
To beat Medina and Toledo, Griffin had to take risks. 
Colapinto and his second victory of the year.
Ferreira arriving at the facilities.
Ferreira, pop star surf star?
Defay surfed well, placed third and got closer to Carissa, who is now in second place, 1000 points behind the leader.
Lakey and Punta Roca got along very well.
It wasn't the epic end of the afternoon that it was yesterday, but the sea was, at times, nice today.
Good sets came in at dawn and the free surfers (like Franco Radziunas) enjoyed themselves.
From left to right: Renato Hickel, Lakey Peterson, Mitchel Salazar, Morena Valdez, Filipe Toledo, Griffin Colapinto, Steph Gilmore and Graham Stapelberg, all happy at the conclusion of the event.
Focus on victory.
Steph and her working lines, her desire to compete and win and a smile to win.
Happy Gilmore.
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