Patrick Gudauskas

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Patrick Gudauskas at the Islas Canarias Santa Pro in 2009

Patrick Gudauskas (born November 20, 1985, in La Jolla) is an American/Lithuanian professional surfer. [1] He won several surfing competitions, including the 2008 O'Neill Sebastian Inlet Pro.

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References

  1. Thomas, Pete (2010-02-26). "Patrick and Tanner Gudauskas ready to ride crest of their sport". Los Angeles Times . Retrieved 2018-02-25.