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WSL Championship Tour: Philippines stage updates

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2026-11-01 14:04 UTC → 2026-11-01 18:25 UTC · added ~~removed~~

WSL Championship Tour: ~~Portugal results and~~ Philippines ~~move~~ stage updates

The World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour concluded its MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal stage at Supertubos beach in Peniche. In the men’s division, American Griffin Colapinto secured his third title at the Peniche event, setting a new record for most wins at this location. Colapinto defeated Brazilian Gabriel Medina in the final with a score of 17.60 against Medina’s 16.77, clinching the win with a 9.43 wave in the final minutes. Medina’s second-place finish, his third runner-up result of the season, moved ~~him~~ to ~~fourth in~~ the ~~overall world rankings with 43,210 points. Colapinto’s victory elevated him to third~~ Cloud 9 stage in the ~~standings with 43,695 points. The updated top rankings place Yago Dora in first, Ítalo Ferreira in second, Colapinto in third, and Medina in fourth.~~ Philippines, yielding mixed results for Brazilian athletes. In the women’s division, ~~Australian Molly Picklum earned her first victory at Supertubos by~~ Brazilian Luana Silva, currently ranked seventh, advanced to the quarterfinals after defeating ~~American Caitlin Simmers~~ Hawaii’s Bettylou Sakura Johnson with a score of ~~13.33. This win moved Picklum into the top position of the WSL rankings, placing her in pole position~~ 10.63 to ~~retain her world title. As the tour moved~~ 9.66. Silva is scheduled to ~~the Cloud 9 stage~~ face five-time world champion Carissa Moore in the ~~Philippines, Brazilian~~ next round. In the men’s division, several top-ranked Brazilians faced elimination. World number two Ítalo Ferreira ~~was eliminated~~ lost a close heat in the round of 16 by to Hawaii’s Seth ~~Moniz~~ Moniz, with a score of 14.43 to 13.67. ~~In the women’s division,~~ Additionally, fifth-ranked Miguel Pupo was defeated by Australia’s Jack Robinson, 11.90 to 6.10. Other Brazilian ~~Luana Silva advanced~~ contenders remain in the competition. Current ranking leader Yago Dora is set to face Japan’s Connor O’Leary in the ~~quarterfinals after defeating Bettylou Sakura Johnson 10.63~~ round of 16, while Gabriel Medina, ranked fourth, will compete against Australia’s Liam O’Brien. The tour is scheduled to ~~9.66.~~ move to its final stage in Pipeline, Hawaii, between December 8 and 20.

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