The six who started the world circuit the worst

A look at what's happening way down in the rankings


WSL is seeking investors and considering putting itself up for sale.

They hired Raine Group, a specialist consultancy, to guide them through the process


The fact: Luana Silva is not the first Brazilian to lead the world ranking

It was Jacqueline Silva in 2004 after winning stage 1 of that year's tour


Nadia Erostarbe: “The best event of my life so far”

“I reached the semifinals against the best and got excellent scores in every heat!” she exclaimed.


Nadia Erostarbe beat Caroline and advanced to the quarterfinals

She secured her best result of the year so far; she will face Gabriela Bryan; Cleland and Muñiz said goodbye to the event


Nadia won her Round 1 series at Snappers

He beat Spencer with a total of 15,16; now he'll face Marks in a backside duel; Mignot beat Mamiya; Brisa couldn't overcome Vahine


These are the Gold Coast CT series

Nadia faces Alyssa, Brisa faces Vahine, Alan faces Jack, Marco faces Barron and Alejo faces Pittar; Dimity Stoyle and Reef Heazlewood won the local wildcard


George Pittar and Lakey Peterson won at Margaret River

There was controversy over the priority decision at a key moment in the grand final against Medina; the Brazilian is the new leader of the ranking


Tom Butland: “My emotions are running high right now”

She won the wildcard for the New Zealand CT and this is what she had to say in an interview


Tom Butland and Alani Morse won at Raglan and got into their CT

Two more Kiwis join the historic New Zealand tournament


Brazil went from having one quarter-finalist in Margaret to four this year

Including Bells makes eight green and yellows among the top 16 in both tournaments, versus one last year


43% of the CT de Bells audience was Brazilian

The time change didn't deter the green and yellow-clad fan who followed the tournament the most; Australia came in second with 27%.


The Swellian entered the chat: “It is not acceptable for outsiders to get involved.”

The Australian podcast engaged in an exchange with Dora; “Your manager, on the other hand, behaved very badly and disrespected a much-loved Australian at home, and he should be reported for it.”


Peace was made between James and Jacob

“Today Jacob, my team and I decided to meet to talk and sort things out,” Yago wrote, accompanying a photo of the two of them hugging.


Alan, Marco and Alejo eliminated in Margaret

They were unable to defeat Medina, Crosby Colapinto, and Ethan Ewing respectively in round 2


Tyler Wright left Bells, Sophie McCulloch took his place

“Due to injury,” the WSL wrote; all series have been changed; it is highly likely the event will start tomorrow.


Ítalo Ferreira is now coached by Leandro Dora

“At the start of the season, I began without a coach and felt vulnerable and even insecure, not only technically, but also emotionally,” said Ítalo


These are the Margaret River CT series

Alan is teaming up with Medina again, Marco with Crosby, Alejo against Ewing, Nadia versus Vahine, and Brisa against Yolanda.


Pupo and Bryan won at Bells

They are the new leaders of the world ranking; they beat the 2025 champions, Dora and Picklum, in the final


Italo Ferreira did an amazing aerial move in his series with Medina.

“I don’t think we’ve ever seen anything like this happen in competition, in history,” said commentator Richie Lovett.