2024 World Surf League

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2024 World Surf League
Location Hawaii, Portugal, Australia, El Salvador, Brazil, Fiji, French Polynesia, United States
DatesJanuary 29th 2024 - September 14th 2024
Champions
Men Flag of Hawaii.svg John John Florence
Women Flag of the United States.svg Caitlin Simmers
←  2023
2025  →

The 2024 World Surf League is the 47th season of all iterations of the tour circuit for professional surfers. Billabong Pipe Masters will be the first round of the tour. [1]

Contents

For the fourth time, the season will end at Lower Trestles, in San Clemente, USA, with the top five seeded men and women from the season going head to head to determine the champion at the WSL Finals. [2]

Filipe Toledo and Caroline Marks were the defending champions.

The 2024 CT will include nine regular-season events in seven countries. The Mid-season Cut will come into action following Stop No. 5 in Margaret River, Australia. Surfers who make the Cut will compete in Tahiti, El Salvador, and Brazil before a break for the 2024 Summer Olympics. The final event of the regular season will see the world's best surfers return to the iconic Cloudbreak in Fiji and battle for a place in the WSL Finals. [3]

Qualifier Athletes

The first five events of the 2024 Championship Tour will be contested by the WSL top 36 men and top 18 women.

The top 36 men consist of:

The top 18 women consist of:

The 2024 CT season will start with 36 men and 18 women. Halfway through the season, the field will be reduced to 22 men and 10 women. The top-ranked surfers will automatically requalify for the 2025 CT, as well as continue on to the second half of the Tour, where they will be joined by one men's and one women's season-long wildcard, and one men's and one women's event wildcard. [4]

Women's 2024 Championship Tour Qualifiers

Top 10 Qualifiers from 2023 Championship Tour Rankings

Top 5 Qualifiers from 2023 Challenger Series Rankings

WSL Season Wildcards

WSL Replacement


Substitution

Men's 2024 Championship Tour Qualifiers

Top 22 Qualifiers from 2023 Championship Tour Rankings

Top 10 Qualifiers from 2023 Challenger Series Rankings

WSL Season Wildcards

WSL Replacement

Schedule

With the Olympic Games Paris 2024, a break has been added to the schedule in July to allow time for qualified athletes to travel to Tahiti ahead of the Games, where the line-up will be closed for Olympic athletes to practice. With this break, the Tour will not host an event in J-Bay Open or Surf Ranch Pro this season. [6]

RoundDateEventLocation
1January 29–February 10 Flag of Hawaii.svg Lexus Pipe Pro Banzai Pipeline, Oahu, Hawaii
2February 12–22 Flag of Hawaii.svg Hurley Pro Sunset Beach Sunset Beach, Oahu, Hawaii
3March 6–16 Flag of Portugal.svg MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal Supertubos, Peniche, Portugal
4March 26–April 5 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach Bells Beach, Victoria, Australia
5April 11–21 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Western Australia Margaret River Pro Margaret River, Western Australia, Australia
6May 22–31 Flag of French Polynesia.svg SHISEIDO Tahiti Pro Teahupo'o, Tahiti, French Polynesia
7June 6–15 Flag of El Salvador.svg Surf City El Salvador Pro Punta Roca, La Libertad, El Salvador
8June 22–30 Flag of Brazil.svg VIVO Rio Pro Saquarema, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
9August 20–29 Flag of Fiji.svg Corona Fiji Pro Cloudbreak, Tavarua, Fiji
10September 6–14 Flag of the United States.svg Rip Curl WSL Finals San Clemente, California, United States

Results and Standings

Event Results

RoundEventMen's ChampionMen's Runner UpWomen's ChampionWomen's Runner Up
1 Flag of Hawaii.svg Lexus Pipe Pro Flag of Hawaii.svg Barron Mamiya Flag of Hawaii.svg John John Florence Flag of the United States.svg Caitlin Simmers Flag of Australia (converted).svg Molly Picklum
2 Flag of Hawaii.svg Hurley Pro Sunset Beach Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jack Robinson Flag of Japan.svg Kanoa Igarashi Flag of Australia (converted).svg Molly Picklum Flag of Hawaii.svg Bettylou Sakura Johnson
3 Flag of Portugal.svg MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal Flag of the United States.svg Griffin Colapinto Flag of Australia (converted).svg Ethan Ewing Flag of France.svg Johanne Defay Flag of Australia (converted).svg Tyler Wright
4 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach Flag of the United States.svg Cole Houshmand Flag of the United States.svg Griffin Colapinto Flag of the United States.svg Caitlin Simmers Flag of France.svg Johanne Defay
5 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Western Australia Margaret River Pro Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jack Robinson Flag of Hawaii.svg John John Florence Flag of Hawaii.svg Gabriela Bryan Flag of the United States.svg Sawyer Lindblad
6 Flag of French Polynesia.svg SHISEIDO Tahiti Pro Flag of Brazil.svg Ítalo Ferreira Flag of Hawaii.svg John John Florence Flag of France.svg Vahiné Fierro Flag of Costa Rica.svg Brisa Hennessy
7 Flag of El Salvador.svg Surf City El Salvador Pro Flag of Hawaii.svg John John Florence Flag of Brazil.svg Yago Dora Flag of the United States.svg Caroline Marks Flag of Hawaii.svg Gabriela Bryan
8 Flag of Brazil.svg VIVO Rio Pro Flag of Brazil.svg Ítalo Ferreira Flag of Brazil.svg Yago Dora Flag of the United States.svg Caitlin Simmers Flag of the United States.svg Sawyer Lindblad
9 Flag of Fiji.svg Corona Fiji Pro Flag of the United States.svg Griffin Colapinto Flag of Indonesia.svg Rio Waida Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Erin Brooks Flag of Brazil.svg Tatiana Weston-Webb
10 Flag of the United States.svg Rip Curl WSL Finals Flag of Hawaii.svg John John Florence Flag of Brazil.svg Ítalo Ferreira Flag of the United States.svg Caitlin Simmers Flag of the United States.svg Caroline Marks

Men's Standings

Points are awarded using the following structure:

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  5th  9th  17th  33rd  INJ  WTD  DNC 
Points10,0007,8006,0854,7453,3201,3302652652650
Position+/-Surfer Flag of Hawaii.svg

WCT 1

 Flag of Hawaii.svg

WCT 2

 Flag of Portugal.svg

WCT 3

 Flag of Australia (converted).svg

WCT 4

 Flag of Australia (converted).svg

WCT 5

 Flag of French Polynesia.svg

WCT 6

 Flag of El Salvador.svg

WCT 7

 Flag of Brazil.svg

WCT 8

 Flag of Fiji.svg

WCT 9

 Flag of the United States.svg

Finals

Points
1Steady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg  John John Florence  (HAW) 2nd  5th  9th  17th  2nd  2nd  1st  5th  9th  1st 49,530
2Increase2.svg1Flag of Brazil.svg  Ítalo Ferreira  (BRA) 17th  5th  9th  17th  9th  1st  17th  1st  9th  2nd 37,365
3Decrease2.svg1Flag of the United States.svg  Griffin Colapinto  (USA) 9th  9th  1st  2nd  5th  17th  9th  3rd  1st  3rd 46,600
4Decrease2.svg1Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Jack Robinson  (AUS) 17th  1st  9th  17th  1st  17th  5th  9th  3rd  4th 40,130
5Decrease2.svg1Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Ethan Ewing  (AUS) 5th  9th  2nd  5th  9th  9th  9th  5th  3rd  5th 38,080
6Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg  Yago Dora  (BRA) 9th  17th  9th  9th  33rd  5th  2nd  2nd  5th -36,380
7Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg  Gabriel Medina  (BRA) 17th  17th  3rd  17th  9th  3rd  3rd  5th  5th -33,725
8Steady2.svgFlag of South Africa.svg  Jordy Smith  (RSA) 5th  3rd  17th  17th  5th  9th  5th  3rd  17th -32,385
9Steady2.svgFlag of Indonesia.svg  Rio Waida  (INA) 33rd  9th  9th  3rd  33rd  5th  9th  9th  2nd -32,175
10Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg Crosby Colapinto (USA) 9th  17th  3rd  9th  17th  9th  5th  9th  9th -28,760
11Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg Jake Marshall (USA) 9th  9th  5th  5th  9th  9th  9th  17th  9th -27,420
12Steady2.svgFlag of Morocco.svg  Ramzi Boukhiam  (MAR) 9th  33rd  5th  17th  9th  3rd  17th  9th  9th -26,770
13Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Ryan Callinan (AUS) 17th  3rd  33rd  9th  17th  5th  9th  9th  9th -26,770
14Steady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg  Barron Mamiya  (HAW) 1st  17th  17th  9th  33rd  9th  17th  17th  5th -26,705
15Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg Cole Houshmand (USA) 33rd  17th  9th  1st  17th  9th  17th  9th  17th -25,280
16Steady2.svgFlag of Japan.svg  Connor O'Leary  (JPN) 3rd  9th  17th  17th  17th  17th  9th  5th  9th -24,780
17Steady2.svgFlag of Japan.svg  Kanoa Igarashi  (JPN) 17th  2nd  9th  9th  17th  9th  17th  17th  17th -23,080
18Steady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg Imaikalani deVault (HAW) 5th  17th  9th  17th  5th  17th  17th  17th  5th -22,875
19Steady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg Seth Moniz (HAW) 17th  5th  17th  33rd  3rd  17th  17th  9th  9th -22,790
20Steady2.svgFlag of South Africa.svg  Matthew McGillivray  (RSA) 9th  17th  17th  3rd  17th  17th  3rd  17th  17th -22,140
21Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Liam O'Brien  (AUS) 9th  5th  17th  9th  9th  17th  17th  9th  17th -22,015
22Steady2.svgFlag of Italy.svg  Leonardo Fioravanti  (ITA) 5th  17th  5th  17th  17th  17th  9th  17th  17th -19,460
Cut after mid-season
23Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Samuel Pupo (BRA) 17th  17th  17th  9th  5th -- 17th --10,725
24Steady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg  Ian Gentil  (HAW) 3rd  17th  33rd  17th  17th -----10,075
25Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg  Caio Ibelli  (BRA) 33rd  17th  17th  9th  9th -----9,300
26Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg  Miguel Pupo  (BRA) 17th  9th  17th  17th  9th -----9,300
27Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg Kade Matson (USA) 17th  17th  17th  5th  17th -----8,735
28Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Jacob Willcox (AUS) 17th  9th  17th  17th  17th -----7,310
29Steady2.svgFlag of Portugal.svg  Frederico Morais  (POR) 17th  9th  17th  17th  17th -----7,310
30Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Callum Robson  (AUS) 9th  33rd  17th  33rd  17th -----6,245
31Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg  Kelly Slater  (USA) 17th  17th  INJ  17th  17th  5th -- 17th -5,320
32Steady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg Eli Hanneman (HAW) 17th  17th  17th  33rd  17th -----5,320
33Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Deivid Silva (BRA) 17th  17th  17th  33rd  17th -----5,320
34Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg  João Chianca  (BRA) INJ  INJ  INJ  INJ  INJ - 5th  17th --1,060
35Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg  Filipe Toledo  (BRA)(WDN) 33rd ---------265
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg Jackson Bunch (HAW) 17th ---------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg Shion Crawford (HAW) 17th ---------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg  Kai Lenny  (HAW)- 33rd --------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg  Keanu Asing  (HAW)- 33rd --------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg Brodi Sale (HAW)- 17th --------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of France.svg Marco Mignot (FRA)-- 33rd -------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Portugal.svg Joaquim Chaves (POR)-- 33rd -------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Portugal.svg Matias Canhoto (POR)-- 17th -------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of France.svg Joan Duru (FRA)-- 5th -------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Tully Wylie (AUS)--- 17th ------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Morgan Cibilic (AUS)--- 5th ------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Otis North (AUS)---- 33rd -----0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Reef Heazlewood (AUS)---- 17th -----0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg George Pittar (AUS)--- 17th  3rd -----0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of French Polynesia.svg Mihimana Braye (TAH)----- 9th ----0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of El Salvador.svg Bryan Perez (ESA)------ 9th ---0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Fiji.svg Tevita Gukilau (FIJ)-------- 17th -0

Women's Standings

Points are awarded using the following structure:

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  5th  9th  17th  INJ  WTD  DNC 
Points10,0007,8006,0854,7452,6101,0452652650
Position+/-Surfer Flag of Hawaii.svg

WCT 1

 Flag of Hawaii.svg

WCT 2

 Flag of Portugal.svg

WCT 3

 Flag of Australia (converted).svg

WCT 4

 Flag of Australia (converted).svg

WCT 5

 Flag of French Polynesia.svg

WCT 6

 Flag of El Salvador.svg

WCT 7

 Flag of Brazil.svg

WCT 8

 Flag of Fiji.svg

WCT 9

 Flag of the United States.svg

Finals

Points
1Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg  Caitlin Simmers  (USA) 1st  5th  9th  1st  5th  9th  3rd  1st  5th  1st 52,930
2Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg  Caroline Marks  (USA) 5th  3rd  5th  3rd  9th  3rd  1st  5th  5th  2nd 47,235
3Increase2.svg2Flag of Brazil.svg  Tatiana Weston-Webb  (BRA) 5th  9th  3rd  5th  9th  3rd  5th  3rd  2nd  3rd 42,900
4Decrease2.svg1Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Brisa Hennessy  (CRC) 3rd  3rd  17th*  3rd  3rd  2nd  5th  5th  5th  4th 46,375
5Decrease2.svg1Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Molly Picklum  (AUS) 2nd  1st  9th  9th  5th  5th  5th  5th  3rd  5th 45,475
6Steady2.svgFlag of France.svg  Johanne Defay  (FRA) 5th  5th  1st  2nd  9th  9th  5th  9th  5th -42,000
7Steady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg  Gabriela Bryan  (HAW) 9th  9th  5th  5th  1st  9th  2nd  3rd  9th -41,205
8Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg  Sawyer Lindblad  (USA) 9th  9th  9th  5th  2nd  5th  9th  2nd  9th -35,530
9Steady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg  Bettylou Sakura Johnson  (HAW) 3rd  2nd  5th  9th  9th  9th  3rd  9th  9th -35,155
10Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Tyler Wright  (AUS) 9th  9th  2nd  9th  3rd  5th  9th  INJ  3rd -33,590
Cut after mid-season
11Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg  Lakey Peterson  (USA) 17th  5th  3rd  9th  9th - 9th ---16,050
12Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg  Luana Silva  (BRA) 5th  9th  5th  9th  17th -- 5th --14,710
13Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Sally Fitzgibbons  (AUS) 9th  9th  9th  9th  5th -----12,575
14Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Isabella Nichols  (AUS) 9th  5th  9th  9th  9th -----12,575
15Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg  India Robinson  (AUS) 9th  9th  9th  17th  5th -----12,575
16Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg  Alyssa Spencer  (USA) 9th  9th  9th  17th  9th -----10,440
17Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Sophie McCulloch  (AUS)- 17th  9th  9th  9th -----8,875
18Steady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg  Carissa Moore  (HAW)(WDN) 17th ---- 5th ----1,045
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg  Moana Jones Wong  (HAW) 9th ---------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg Zoe McDougall (HAW)- 17th --------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Portugal.svg Francisca Veselko (POR)-- 17th -------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Ellie Harrison (AUS)--- 5th ------0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Bronte Macaulay  (AUS)---- 17th -----0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of France.svg  Vahiné Fierro  (FRA)----- 1st ----0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Costa Rica.svg  Leilani McGonagle  (CRC)------ 9th ---0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Tainá Hinckel (BRA)------- 9th --0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Sophia Medina (BRA)------- 9th --0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Sierra Kerr (AUS)-------- 9th -0
WCSteady2.svgFlag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Erin Brooks  (CAN)-------- 1st -0

Challenger Series

2024 Men's Challenger Series

RoundEventMen's ChampionMen's Runner Up
1 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Bonsoy Gold Coast Pro Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mikey McDonagh Flag of Brazil.svg Samuel Pupo
2 Flag of Australia (converted).svg GWM Sydney Surf Pro Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jordan Lawler Flag of Brazil.svg Alejo Muniz
3 Flag of South Africa.svg Ballito Pro Flag of Brazil.svg Ian Gouveia Flag of the United States.svg Nolan Rapoza
4 Flag of the United States.svg Lexus US Open of Surfing Flag of Mexico.svg Alan Cleland Flag of France.svg Marco Mignot
5 Flag of Portugal.svg EDP Ericeira Pro Flag of Brazil.svg Samuel Pupo Flag of Australia (converted).svg Callum Robson
6 Flag of Brazil.svg Corona Saquarema Pro Flag of France.svg Marco Mignot Flag of Brazil.svg Deivid Silva
Position 1st  2nd  3rd  5th  9th  17th  25th  33rd  49th  65th  73rd 
Points10,0007,8006,0854,7453,3201,9001,700700600300250
Ranking+/-SurferEventsPoints
Flag of Australia (converted).svg 1 Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2 Flag of South Africa.svg 3 Flag of the United States.svg 4 Flag of Portugal.svg 5 Flag of Brazil.svg 6
1Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Samuel Pupo (BRA)2nd5th9th33rd1st25th25,865
2Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg  Ian Gouveia  (BRA)5th5th1st9th--22,810
3Steady2.svgFlag of France.svg Marco Mignot (FRA)17th49th17th2nd49th1st21,600
4Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Alejo Muniz (BRA)9th2nd33rd17th3rd9th20,525
5Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Deivid Silva (BRA)9th49th9th33rd9th2nd17,760
6Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg  Miguel Pupo  (BRA)49th3rd25th5th5th17th17,475
7Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Joel Vaughan (AUS)33rd17th9th17th3rd3rd17,390
8Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg George Pittar (AUS)3rd9th17th5th33rd33rd16,050
9Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Edgard Groggia (BRA)49th17th3rd25th5th17th14,630
10Steady2.svgFlag of Hawaii.svg Jackson Bunch (HAW)25th49th5th3rd17th49th14,430
CT Qualification Line
11Steady2.svgFlag of Mexico.svg  Alan Cleland  (MEX)25th33rd49th1st33rd25th14,100
12Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Mateus Herdy (BRA)17th33rd49th17th5th5th13,290
13Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Michael Rodrigues (BRA)5th17th9th9th25th49th13,285
14Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Callum Robson (AUS)17th25th25th-2nd33rd13,100
15Steady2.svgFlag of Japan.svg Hiroto Ohhara (JPN)9th33rd5th33rd25th9th13,085
16Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Mikey McDonagh (AUS)1st49th33rd25th49th49th13,000
17Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Jordan Lawler (AUS)-1st33rd73rd73rd25th12,650
18Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Winter Vincent (AUS)33rd65th3rd17th33rd9th12,005
19Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Morgan Cibilic (AUS)33rd49th9th9th17th9th11,860
20Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg Levi Slawson (USA)17th9th25th33rd33rd5th11,665
21Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Jacob Willcox (AUS)9th33rd9th25th25th9th11,660
22Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Dylan Moffat (AUS)9th25th9th49th65th9th11,660
23Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg Nolan Rapoza (USA)49th49th2nd49th17th49th10,900

Legend

Men's CT 2025

Source

2024 Women's Challengers Series

RoundEventWomen's ChampionWomen's Runner Up
1 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Bonsoy Gold Coast Pro Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Erin Brooks Flag of Brazil.svg Luana Silva
2 Flag of Australia (converted).svg GWM Sydney Surf Pro Flag of Australia (converted).svg Isabella Nichols Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Erin Brooks
3 Flag of South Africa.svg Ballito Pro Flag of the United States.svg Bella Kenworthy Flag of France.svg Vahine Fierro
4 Flag of the United States.svg Lexus US Open of Surfing Flag of Australia (converted).svg Sally Fitzgibbons Flag of the United States.svg Bella Kenworthy
5 Flag of Portugal.svg EDP Ericeira Pro Flag of Australia (converted).svg Sally Fitzgibbons Flag of France.svg Tya Zebrowski
6 Flag of Brazil.svg Corona Saquarema Pro Flag of Australia (converted).svg Macy Callaghan Flag of France.svg Vahine Fierro
Position 1st  2nd  3rd  5th  9th  17th  25th  33rd  41st 
Points10,0007,8006,0854,7453,3201,9001,700700650
Ranking+/-SurferEventsPoints
Flag of Australia (converted).svg 1 Flag of Australia (converted).svg 2 Flag of South Africa.svg 3 Flag of the United States.svg 4 Flag of Portugal.svg 5 Flag of Brazil.svg 6
1Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Sally Fitzgibbons  (AUS)3rd3rd5th1st1st9th32,170
2Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg Bella Kenworthy (USA)25th5th1st2nd5th-27,290
3Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Isabella Nichols  (AUS)3rd1st5th9th5th3rd26,915
4Steady2.svgFlag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Erin Brooks  (CAN)1st2nd25th9th25th9th24,440
5Steady2.svgFlag of France.svg  Vahiné Fierro  (FRA)9th5th2nd25th9th2nd23,665
CT Qualification Line
6Steady2.svgFlag of Spain.svg Nadia Erostarbe (SPA)5th3rd5th3rd9th25th21,660
7Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg  Luana Silva  (BRA)2nd17th9th5th9th5th20,610
8Steady2.svgFlag of Portugal.svg  Yolanda Hopkins  (POR)9th5th41st5th5th3rd20,320
9Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg Macy Callaghan (AUS)5th9th25th17th25th1st19,965
10Steady2.svgFlag of Brazil.svg Sophia Medina (BRA)9th41st3rd5th25th5th18,895
11Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg Alyssa Spencer (USA)5th5th25th5th9th17th17,555
12Steady2.svgFlag of Australia (converted).svg  Bronte Macaulay  (AUS)5th9th9th3rd9th17th17,470
13Steady2.svgFlag of France.svg Tessa Thyssen (FRA)9th25th3rd9th9th25th16,045
14Steady2.svgFlag of the United States.svg Kirra Pinkerton (USA)41st9th9th9th3rd17th16,045


Legend Note: The top 5 qualified for the 2024 Championship Tour.

Women's CT 2024

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