Wavefest 2025 Results
Here are some photos and the results for the 2025 Wavefest
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Open men's
1st Reuben Lemmes
2nd Zen Shepherd
3rd Luke Anderson
4th Tyce Shepherd
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Open women's
1st Isabella Campbell
2nd Holly Minter
3rd Karina Hick
4th Sascha Roberts
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Over 45s mens
1st Darryn Oostdam
2nd David Beeck
3rd Jason Oostdam
4th Adam Wheeler
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Over 35s mens
1st Josh Coumans
2nd Jeff Lee
3rd Rhys Jones
4th Andy Mc Kinnon
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Over 30s women
1st Jess Ngeh
2nd Karina Hick
3rd Narelle Wakefield
4th Maeli Cherel
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2025 Junior Wavefest Results
Albany Boardriders hosted their biggest junior wavefest to date on Saturday where conditions were pristine at Muttonbird Beach all day. With a record 53 entries with many surfing 2 divisions, 75 entries in total.
Highlight heat of the day was the Push in division in which Lucas Hatcher (7 years old) scored the only 10 point ride of the day with an 80 meter plus left hander across the whole surfing arena. Also in the Push-ins heat was Khalo Shepherd (4 years old) riding waves to the sand.
The event was a huge success with burgers, curry and 20 assorted cakes coming from the kitchen keeping everyone on the beach cheering on competitors.
Albany Boardriders will be holding the Open Wavefest next on the long weekend 31st May, 1st and 2nd of June.
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About Albany Boardriders
The Albany Boardriders (ABR) is an incorporated community group focused on promoting surfing as a sport, lifestyle and for mental and physical health. The group was first established in 2007 and has had a membership base within Albany and surrounding areas inclusive of families and youth. ABR stage several events annually including local surfing competitions, surf development camps for girls and families and social events.
The ABR also promotes the sustainable and environmentally responsible use of the southern coastline to ensure the protection of coastal and community values. The ABR has taken a strong interest in the development of the proposed artificial surf reef at Middleton Beach for the benefits that it will bring to the community, environment and surfing as a sport and recreational activity.
