World Surfing Games

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The ISA World Surfing Games, formerly known as the ISA World Surfing Championships, are organized by world governing body of surfing, the International Surfing Association (ISA), which is recognized by the International Olympic Committee. [1] [2]

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The event was known as the ISF World Surfing Championships between 1964 and 1972. After that, a World Pro--Am Surfing Championship was created that favored a world circuit of events (which is now the World Surf League. The event resurged in 1978 as the ISA World Surfing Championships and has been known as the ISA World Surfing Games since 1996.

EditionYearHost CityCountry
ISF World Surfing Championships
11964 Manly Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
21965 Lima Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
31966 San Diego Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
41968 Rincón Flag of Puerto Rico.svg  Puerto Rico
51970 Torquay - Lorne - Johanna Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
61972 San Diego Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
ISA World Surfing Championships
71978 East London Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa
81980 Biarritz Flag of France.svg  France
91982 Gold Coast Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
101984 Huntington Beach Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
111986 Newquay Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom
121988 Aguadilla Flag of Puerto Rico.svg  Puerto Rico
131990 Chiba Flag of Japan.svg  Japan
141992 Lacanau Flag of France.svg  France
151994 Rio de Janeiro Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil.
ISA World Surfing Games
161996 Huntington Beach Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
171998 Lisbon Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal
182000 Maracaípe Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
192002 Durban Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa
202004 Salinas Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador
212006 Huntington Beach Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
222008 Costa de Caparica Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal
232009 Playa Hermosa Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Costa Rica
242010 Punta Hermosa Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
252011 Pedasí Flag of Panama.svg  Panama
262013 Santa Catalina Flag of Panama.svg  Panama
272014 Punta Rocas Flag of Peru.svg  Peru
282015 Popoyo Flag of Nicaragua.svg  Nicaragua
292016 Jacó Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Costa Rica
302017 Biarritz Flag of France.svg  France
312018 Tahara Flag of Japan.svg  Japan
32 2019 Miyazaki Flag of Japan.svg  Japan
33 2021 Surf City Flag of El Salvador.svg  El Salvador
34 2022 Huntington Beach Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
35 2023 Surf City Flag of El Salvador.svg  El Salvador
36 2024 Arecibo Flag of Puerto Rico.svg  Puerto Rico

Medallists

Shortboard

Men's championship

YearGoldSilverBronze
ISF World Surfing Championships
1964Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Midget Farrelly  (AUS)Flag of the United States.svg  Mike Doyle  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Joey Cabell  (USA)
1965Flag of Peru.svg  Felipe Pomar  (PER)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Nat Young  (AUS)Flag of the United States.svg  Paul Strauch  (USA)
1966Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Nat Young  (AUS)Flag of the United States.svg  Jock Sutherland  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Corky Carroll  (USA)
1968Flag of the United States.svg  Fred Hemmings  (USA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Midget Farrelly  (AUS)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Russell Hughes  (AUS)
1970Flag of the United States.svg  Rolf Aurness  (USA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Midget Farrelly  (AUS)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Peter Drouyn  (AUS)
1972Flag of Hawaii.svg  Jimmy Blears  (HAW)Flag of the United States.svg  David Nuuhiwa  (USA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Peter Townend  (AUS)
ISA World Surfing Championships
1978Flag of South Africa (1928-1982).svg  Antoni Brodowicz  (RSA)
1980Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Mark Scott  (AUS)
1982Flag of the United States.svg  Tom Curren  (USA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Robert Wolffe  (AUS)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Ross Marshall  (AUS)
1984Flag of the United States.svg  Scott Farnsworth  (USA)
1986Flag of the United States.svg  Jeff Booth  (USA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Mark Sainsbury  (AUS)Flag of France.svg  Wilfred Sanford  (REU)
1988Flag of Brazil (1968-1992).svg  Fabio Gouveia  (BRA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Darren Magee  (AUS)Flag of Brazil (1968-1992).svg  Rodrigo Resende  (BRA)
1990Flag of French Polynesia.svg  Heifara Tahutini  (TAH)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Craig McMillan  (AUS)Flag of Brazil (1968-1992).svg  Hemerson Paiva  (BRA)
1992Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Grant Frost  (AUS)Flag of South Africa (1928-1982).svg  Carl Roux  (RSA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Brenden Margieson  (AUS)
1994Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Sasha Stocker  (AUS)Flag of Brazil.svg  Charles Cardoso  (BRA)Flag of Hawaii.svg  Shawn Sutton  (HAW)
ISA World Surfing Games
1996Flag of the United States.svg  Taylor Knox  (USA)Flag of Brazil.svg  Victor Ribas  (BRA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Todd Prestage  (AUS)
1998Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Michael Campbell  (AUS)Flag of Brazil.svg  Peterson Rosa  (BRA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Sasha Stocker  (AUS)
2000Flag of Brazil.svg  Fabio Silva  (BRA)Flag of France.svg  Frederic Robin  (FRA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Dane Beevor  (AUS)
2002Flag of South Africa.svg  Travis Logie  (RSA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Mark Bannister  (AUS)Flag of Brazil.svg  Jihad Khodr  (BRA)
2004Flag of French Polynesia.svg  Hira Teerinatoofa  (TAH)Flag of Brazil.svg  Teco Padaratz  (BRA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Mark Richardson  (AUS)
2006Flag of South Africa.svg  Jordy Smith  (RSA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Luke Stedman  (AUS)Flag of the United States.svg  Pat O'Connell  (USA)
2008Flag of the United States.svg  C.J. Hobgood  (USA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Heath Joske  (AUS)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Heath Joske  (AUS)
2009Flag of France.svg  Jérémy Florès  (FRA)Flag of the United States.svg  Cory Lopez  (USA)Flag of Peru.svg  Gabriel Villarán  (PER)
2010Flag of French Polynesia.svg  Hira Teriinatoofa  (TAH)Flag of Peru.svg  Gabriel Villarán  (PER)Flag of Brazil.svg  Alan Jones  (BRA)
2011Flag of Argentina.svg  Santiago Muñiz  (ARG)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Mick Campbell  (AUS)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Thomas Woods  (AUS)
2013Flag of South Africa.svg  Shaun Joubert  (RSA)Flag of Panama.svg  Jean Carlos González  (PAN)Flag of Peru.svg  Cristóbal de Col  (PER)
2014Flag of Argentina.svg  Leandro Usuna  (ARG)Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Anthony Fillingim  (CRC)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Shane Holmes  (AUS)
2015Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Noe Mar McGonagle  (CRC)Flag of Portugal.svg  Nic von Rupp  (POR)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Shane Holmes  (AUS)
2016Flag of Argentina.svg  Leandro Usuna  (ARG)Flag of Peru.svg  Lucca Mesinas  (PER)Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Noe Mar McGonagle  (CRC)
2017Flag of Mexico.svg  Jhony Corzo  (MEX)Flag of France.svg  Joan Duru  (FRA)Flag of Portugal.svg  Pedro Henrique  (POR)
2018Flag of Argentina.svg  Santiago Muñiz  (ARG)Flag of Japan.svg  Kanoa Igarashi  (JPN)Flag of Peru.svg  Lucca Mesinas  (PER)
2019 Flag of Brazil.svg  Italo Ferreira  (BRA)Flag of the United States.svg  Kolohe Andino  (USA)Flag of Brazil.svg  Gabriel Medina  (BRA)
2021 Flag of France.svg  Joan Duru  (FRA)Flag of Japan.svg  Kanoa Igarashi  (JPN)Flag of France.svg  Jeremy Flores  (FRA)
2022 Flag of Japan.svg  Kanoa Igarashi  (JPN)Flag of Indonesia.svg  Rio Waida  (INA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Jackson Baker  (AUS)
2023 Flag of Mexico.svg  Alan Cleland  (MEX)Flag of Peru.svg  Lucca Mesinas  (PER)Flag of Peru.svg  Miguel Tudela  (PER)
2024 Flag of Brazil.svg  Gabriel Medina  (BRA)Flag of Morocco.svg  Ramzi Boukhiam  (MAR)Flag of France.svg  Kauli Vaast  (FRA)

Women's championship

YearGoldSilverBronze
ISF World Surfing Championships
1964Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Phyllis O'Donnell  (AUS)Flag of the United States.svg  Linda Benson  (USA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Heather Nicholson  (AUS)
1965Flag of the United States.svg  Joyce Hoffman  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Nancy Nelson  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Candy Calhoun  (USA)
1966Flag of the United States.svg  Joyce Hoffman  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Joey Hamasaki  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Mimi Munro  (USA)
1968Flag of the United States.svg  Margo Godfrey  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Sharron Weber  (USA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Phyllis O'Donnell  (AUS)
1970Flag of the United States.svg  Sharron Weber  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Margo Godfrey  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Joyce Hoffman  (USA)
1972Flag of the United States.svg  Sharron Weber  (USA)
ISA World Surfing Championships
1980Flag of the United States.svg  Alisa Schwarztein  (USA)
1982Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Jenny Gill  (AUS)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Toni Sawer  (AUS)Flag of the United States.svg  Alisa Schwarztein  (USA)
1984Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Janice Aragon  (AUS)
1986Flag of the United States.svg  Lisa Andersen  (USA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Connie Nixon  (AUS)Flag of France.svg  Anne-Gaëlle Hoarau  (REU)
1988Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Pauline Menczer  (AUS)Flag of Hawaii.svg  Kim Briones  (HAW)Flag of Hawaii.svg  Rochelle Gordines  (HAW)
1990Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Kathy Newman  (AUS)Flag of France.svg  Anne-Gaëlle Hoarau  (REU)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Hayley Tasker  (AUS)
1992Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Lynn Mackenzie  (AUS)Flag of France.svg  Anne-Gaëlle Hoarau  (REU)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Sandy Dryden  (AUS)
1994Flag of Brazil.svg  Alessandra Vieira  (BRA)Flag of Hawaii.svg  Keala Kennelly  (HAW)Flag of Brazil.svg  Tita Tavares  (BRA)
ISA World Surfing Games
1996Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Neridah Falconer  (AUS)Flag of Brazil.svg  Tita Tavares  (BRA)Flag of Brazil.svg  Jacqueline Silva  (BRA)
1998Flag of Brazil.svg  Alcione Silva  (BRA)Flag of Hawaii.svg  Melanie Bartels  (HAW)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Yvonne Rogencamp  (AUS)
2000Flag of Brazil.svg  Tita Tavares  (BRA)Flag of Hawaii.svg  Melanie Bartels  (HAW)Flag of Peru.svg  Sofia Mulanovich  (PER)
2002Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Chelsea Georgeson  (AUS)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Pru Jeffries  (AUS)Flag of South Africa.svg  Heather Clark  (RSA)
2004Flag of Peru.svg  Sofia Mulanovich  (PER)Flag of the United States.svg  Julia Christian  (USA)Flag of Brazil.svg  Andrea Lopes  (BRA)
2006Flag of the United States.svg  Julia Christian  (USA)Flag of Brazil.svg  Jacqueline Silva  (BRA)Flag of South Africa.svg  Rosanne Hodge  (RSA)
2008Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Sally Fitzgibbons  (AUS)Flag of France.svg  Marie Dejean  (FRA)Flag of Brazil.svg  Camilla Cassia  (BRA)
2009Flag of the United States.svg  Courtney Conlogue  (USA)Flag of South Africa.svg  Rosanne Hodge  (RSA)Flag of the United States.svg  Sage Ericson  (USA)
2010Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Chelsea Hedges  (AUS)Flag of New Zealand.svg  Paige Hareb  (NZL)Flag of Peru.svg  Sofia Mulanovich  (PER)
2011Flag of France.svg  Canelle Bullard  (FRA)Flag of Peru.svg  Sofia Mulanovich  (PER)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Jessi Miley-Dyer  (AUS)
2013Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Dimity Stoyle  (AUS)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Codie Klein  (AUS)Flag of Brazil.svg  Sueren Naraisa  (BRA)
2014Flag of Peru.svg  Analí Gómez  (PER)Flag of Ecuador.svg  Dominic Barona  (ECU)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Philippa Anderson  (AUS)
2015Flag of the United States.svg  Tia Blanco  (USA)Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Leilani McGonagle  (CRC)Flag of New Zealand.svg  Ella Williams  (NZL)
2016Flag of the United States.svg  Tia Blanco  (USA)Flag of Ecuador.svg  Dominic Barona  (ECU)Flag of France.svg  Pauline Ado  (FRA)
2017Flag of France.svg  Pauline Ado  (FRA)Flag of France.svg  Johanne Defay  (FRA)Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Leilani McGonagle  (CRC)
2018Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Sally Fitzgibbons  (AUS)Flag of New Zealand.svg  Paige Hareb  (NZL)Flag of South Africa.svg  Bianca Buitendag  (RSA)
2019 Flag of Peru.svg  Sofia Mulanovich  (PER)Flag of Brazil.svg  Silvana Lima  (BRA)Flag of South Africa.svg  Bianca Buitendag  (RSA)
2021 Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Sally Fitzgibbons  (AUS)Flag of Portugal.svg  Yolanda Sequeira  (POR)Flag of Portugal.svg  Teresa Bonvalot  (POR)
2022 Flag of the United States.svg  Kirra Pinkerton  (USA)Flag of France.svg  Pauline Ado  (FRA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Sally Fitzgibbons  (AUS)
2023 Flag of Brazil.svg  Tatiana Weston-Webb  (BRA)Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Erin Brooks  (CAN)Flag of France.svg  Johanne Defay  (FRA)
2024 Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Sally Fitzgibbons  (AUS)Flag of Brazil.svg  Tatiana Weston-Webb  (BRA)Flag of France.svg  Johanne Defay  (FRA)

List of events

Source

YearEventDivisionNameCountry
2016World Surfing GamesMenLeandro UsunaArgentina
2016World Surfing GamesWomen Tia Blanco USA
2015World Surfing GamesMenNoe Mar McGonagleCosta Rica
2015World Surfing GamesWomenTia BlancoUSA
2014World Surfing GamesMenLeandro UsunaArgentina
2014World Surfing GamesWomenAnali GomezPeru
2014World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18Luan WoodBrazil
2014World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16Leo-Paul EtienneFrance
2014World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18Tatiana Weston-WebbHawaii
2014World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U16Mahina MaedaHawaii
2014World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Surfing MenPoenaiki RaiohaTahiti
2014World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Surfing WomenEmmy MerrillUSA
2014World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Marathon MenTitouan PuyoFrance
2014World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Marathon WomenLina AugaitisCanada
2014World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddleboard Marathon MenRhys BurrowsAustralia
2014World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddlboard Marathon WomenJordan MercerAustralia
2014World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Technical Race MenCasper SteinfathDenmark
2014World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Technical Race WomenShakira WestdorpAustralia
2014World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddleboard Technical Race MenRhys BurrowsAustralia
2014World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddleboard Technical Race WomenJordan MercerAustralia
2013Hainan Wanning Riyue Bay International Surfing FestivalMenMichael RodriguezBrazil
2013Hainan Wanning Riyue Bay International Surfing FestivalWomenPhilippa AndersonAustralia
2013World Bodyboard ChampionshipMenEder LucianoBrazil
2013World Bodyboard ChampionshipWomenNeymara CarvalhoBrazil
2013World Bodyboard ChampionshipBoys U18Jefferson BustosCosta Rica
2013World Bodyboard ChampionshipGirls U18Glorielys OropezaVenezuela
2013World Bodyboard ChampionshipDropkneeLuis RodriguezVenezuela
2013World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18Josh MonizHawaii
2013World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16Jacob WilcoxAustralia
2013World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18Tatiana Weston-WebbHawaii
2013World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U16Mahina MaedaHawaii
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipMenDavid ParkesAustralia
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipWomenKarelle PoppkeTahiti
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18Yoisis DelgadoVenezuela
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18Karelle PoppkeTahiti
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipMastersRuben GutierrezSpain
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipSenior MenChayne SimpsonAustralia
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipSenior WomenMaria Eugenia RojasVenezuela
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipGrand MastersGerome BlancoFrance
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipKahunaPascal LucianiTahiti
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipGrand KahunaDavid ParkesAustralia
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipROBBPhilippe KlimaTahiti
2013World Kneeboard Surfing ChampionshipOpen VahinaKarelle PoppkeTahiti
2013World Longboard ChampionshipMenAntoine DelperoFrance
2013World Longboard ChampionshipWomenSimone RobbSouth Africa
2013World Longboard ChampionshipJuniorHonolua BlomfieldHawaii
2013World Masters Surfing ChampionshipMastersGreg EmslieSouth Africa
2013World Masters Surfing ChampionshipGrand Masters Sunny Garcia Hawaii
2013World Masters Surfing ChampionshipKahunasMike LatronicHawaii
2013World Masters Surfing ChampionshipGrand KahunaChris KnutsenSouth Africa
2013World Masters Surfing ChampionshipWomen Masters Layne Beachley Australia
2013World Surfing GamesMenShaun JoubertSouth Africa
2013World Surfing GamesWomenDimity StoyleAustralia
2013World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Surfing MenSean PoynterUSA
2013World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Surfing WomenNicole PacelliBrazil
2013World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Marathon MenJamie MitchellAustralia
2013World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Marathon WomenAngela JacksonAustralia
2013World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddleboard Marathon MenBrad GaulAustralia
2013World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddlboard Marathon WomenJordan MercerAustralia
2013World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Technical Race MenCasper SteinfathDenmark
2013World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Technical Race WomenAngela JacksonAustralia
2013World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddleboard Technical Race MenLincoln DewsAustralia
2013World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddleboard Technical Race WomenJordan MercerAustralia
2013World Tandem Surfing ChampionshipSara Burel & Rico LeroyFrance
2012Hainan Wanning Riyue Bay International Surfing FestivalMenHeath JoskeAustralia
2012Hainan Wanning Riyue Bay International Surfing FestivalWomen Sofia Mulanovich Peru
2012World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18Matheus NavarroBrazil
2012World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16Kalani DavidHawaii
2012World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18Dax McGillHawaii
2012World Masters Surfing ChampionshipMastersMagnum MartinezVenezuela
2012World Masters Surfing ChampionshipGrand MastersSunny GarciaHawaii
2012World Masters Surfing ChampionshipKahunasJames HoganUSA
2012World Masters Surfing ChampionshipGrand KahunaJavier Huarcaya [3] Peru
2012World Masters Surfing ChampionshipWomen MasterRochelle BallardHawaii
2012World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Surfing MenAntoine DelperoFrance
2012World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Surfing WomenEmmy MerrillUSA
2012World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Marathon MenJamie MitchellAustralia
2012World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Marathon WomenBrandi BaksicUSA
2012World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddleboard Marathon MenBrad GaulAustralia
2012World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddlboard Marathon WomenJordan MercerAustralia
2012World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Technical Race MenTravis GrantAustralia
2012World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipSUP Technical Race WomenBrandi BaksicUSA
2012World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddleboard Technical Race MenBrad GaulAustralia
2012World StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard ChampionshipPaddleboard Technical Race WomenJordan MercerAustralia
2011World Bodyboard ChampionshipMenPierre Luis CostesFrance
2011World Bodyboard ChampionshipWomenIsabela SousaBrazil
2011World Bodyboard ChampionshipJuniorEduardo RodriguezSpain
2011World Bodyboard ChampionshipDropkneeArdiel JimenezSpain
2011World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18Cristobal de Col [4] Peru
2011World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16 Filipe Toledo Brazil
2011World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18Cannelle BulardFrance
2011World Masters Surfing ChampionshipMastersCarlos CabreroPuerto Rico
2011World Masters Surfing ChampionshipGrand MastersJuan AshtonPuerto Rico
2011World Masters Surfing ChampionshipKahunasTom CurrenUSA
2011World Masters Surfing ChampionshipGrand KahunaCraig SchieberCosta Rica
2011World Masters Surfing ChampionshipWomen MasterLayne BeachleyAustralia
2011World Surfing GamesMenSantiago MunizArgentina
2011World Surfing GamesWomenCannelle BulardFrance
2011World Surfing GamesLongboardToni SilvagniUSA
2011World Tandem Surfing ChampionshipClement Cetran & Dhelia BirouFrance
2010World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18 Gabriel Medina Brazil
2010World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16Matt BantingAustralia
2010World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18Tyler WrightAustralia
2010World Masters Surfing ChampionshipMastersAndrew BanksSouth Africa
2010World Masters Surfing ChampionshipGrand MastersJuan AshtonPuerto Rico
2010World Masters Surfing ChampionshipKahunasRob BaldwinAustralia
2010World Masters Surfing ChampionshipGrand KahunaChris KnutsenSouth Africa
2010World Masters Surfing ChampionshipWomen MasterHeather ClarkSouth Africa
2010World Surfing GamesMenHira TeriinatoofaTahiti
2010World Surfing GamesWomenChelsea HedgesAustralia
2010World Surfing GamesLongboardRodrigo SphyerBrazil
2010World Tandem Surfing ChampionshipClement Cetran & Dhelia BirouFrance
2009Tandem Masters World ChampionshipMark & Debbie GaleUSA
2009World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18Dean BowenAustralia
2009World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16Keanu AsingHawaii
2009World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18Tyler WrightAustralia
2009World Surfing GamesMenJeremy FloresFrance
2009World Surfing GamesWomenCourtney ConlogueUSA
2009World Surfing GamesLongboardAntoine DelperoFrance
2008Tandem Masters World ChampionshipBear Woznick & Krystal ApelesHawaii
2008World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18 Alejo Muniz Brazil
2008World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16Tamaroa McCombTahiti
2008World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18Laura EneverAustralia
2008World Masters Surfing ChampionshipMastersJuan AshtonPuerto Rico
2008World Masters Surfing ChampionshipGrand MastersRob PageAustralia
2008World Masters Surfing ChampionshipKahunasMarc WrightSouth Africa
2008World Masters Surfing ChampionshipGrand KahunaChris KnutsenSouth Africa
2008World Masters Surfing ChampionshipWomen MasterHeather ClarkSouth Africa
2008World Surfing GamesMenCJ HobgoodUSA
2008World Surfing GamesWomen Sally Fitzgibbons Australia
2008World Surfing GamesLongboardMatthew MoirSouth Africa
2008World Surfing GamesBodyboardMarcus LimaBrazil
2008World Surfing GamesWomen BodyboardNatasha SagardiaPuerto Rico
2007World Kneeboard Surfing TitlesWomenJodie WinterUnited Kingdom
2007Tandem Masters World ChampionshipBear Woznick & Krystal ApelesHawaii
2007World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18Jadson AndreBrazil
2007World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16Garrett ParkesAustralia
2007World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18Sally FitzgibbonsAustralia
2007World Kneeboard Surfing TitlesMenGavin ColmanAustralia
2007World Masters Surfing ChampionshipMastersJuan AshtonPuerto Rico
2007World Masters Surfing ChampionshipGrand MastersMagoo de la RosaPeru
2007World Masters Surfing ChampionshipKahunasChris KnutsenSouth Africa
2006Tandem Masters World ChampionshipMark & Debbie GaleUSA
2006World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18Julian WilsonAustralia
2006World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16Owen WrightAustralia
2006World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18Pauline AdoFrance
2006World Surfing GamesMenJordy SmithSouth Africa
2006World Surfing GamesWomenJulia ChristianUSA
2006World Surfing GamesLongboardMatthew MoirSouth Africa
2006World Surfing GamesBodyboardManuel CentenoPortugal
2006World Surfing GamesWomen BodyboardKira LlewellynAustralia
2006World Tandem Surfing ChampionshipSara Burel & Rico LeroyFrance
2005World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18Jefferson SilvaBrazil
2005World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16Tonino BensonHawaii
2005World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18 Stephanie Gilmore Australia
2004World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18James WoodAustralia
2004World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16Matt WilkinsonAustralia
2004World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U18Stephanie GilmoreAustralia
2004World Surfing GamesMenHira TeriinatoofaTahiti
2004World Surfing GamesWomenSofia MulanovichPeru
2004World Surfing GamesLongboardMarcelo FreitasBrazil
2004World Surfing GamesBodyboardAndrew LesterAustralia
2004World Surfing GamesWomen BodyboardKira LlewellynAustralia
2003World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U18Ben DunnAustralia
2003World Junior Surfing ChampionshipBoys U16Jordan SmithSouth Africa
2003World Junior Surfing ChampionshipGirls U19Jessie Miley-DyerAustralia
2002World Surfing GamesMenTravis LogieSouth Africa
2002World Surfing GamesWomenChelsea GeorgesonAustralia
2002World Surfing GamesJuniorWarwick WrightSouth Africa
2002World Surfing GamesKneeboardKyle BryantAustralia
2002World Surfing GamesLongboardMarcelo FreitasBrazil
2002World Surfing GamesBodyboardNicolas CapdevilleFrance
2002World Surfing GamesWomen BodyboardNeymara CarvalhoBrazil
2000World Surfing GamesMenFabio SilvaBrazil
2000World Surfing GamesWomenTita TavaresBrazil
2000World Surfing GamesJuniorJoel CenteioHawaii
2000World Surfing GamesKneeboardSergio PeixeBrazil
2000World Surfing GamesLongboardMarcelo FreitasBrazil
2000World Surfing GamesBodyboard Guilherme Tamega Brazil
2000World Surfing GamesWomen BodyboardKarla CostaBrazil
1998Big Wave Team World ChampionshipsMenCarlos BurleBrazil
1998World Surfing GamesMenMichael CampbellAustralia
1998World Surfing GamesWomenAlcione SilvaBrazil
1998World Surfing GamesJuniorDean MorrisonAustralia
1998World Surfing GamesKneeboardClinton "Gigs" CelliersSouth Africa
1998World Surfing GamesLongboardAlexander SalazarBrazil
1998World Surfing GamesBodyboardGoncalo FariasPortugal
1998World Surfing GamesWomen BodyboardDora GomesPortugal
1996World Surfing GamesLongboardGeoff MoysaUSA
1996World Surfing GamesMenTaylor KnoxUSA
1996World Surfing GamesWomenNeridah FalconerAustralia
1996World Surfing GamesJuniorBen BurgeoisUSA
1996World Surfing GamesKneeboardClinton "Gigs" CelliersSouth Africa
1996World Surfing GamesBodyboard Guilherme Tamega Brazil
1996World Surfing GamesWomen BodyboardDaniela FreitasBrazil
1995World Grommet TitleBoys U18Mitch DawkinsAustralia
1995World Grommet TitleBoys U16Michael LoweAustralia
1995World Grommet TitleGirls U18Melanie RedmanAustralia
1994World Amateur TitlesMenSasha StockerAustralia
1994World Amateur TitlesWomenAlessandra VieiraBrazil
1994World Amateur TitlesJuniorKalani RobbHawaii
1994World Amateur TitlesKneeboardClinton "Gigs" CelliersSouth Africa
1994World Amateur TitlesLongboardMichel DemontTahiti
1994World Amateur TitlesBodyboardJefferson AnuteBrazil
1992World Amateur TitlesBodyboardNicolas CapdevilleFrance
1992World Surfing ChampionshipMenGrant FrostAustralia
1992World Surfing ChampionshipWomenLyn MackenzieAustralia
1992World Surfing ChampionshipJuniorChad EdserAustralia
1992World Surfing ChampionshipKneeboardClinton "Gigs" CelliersSouth Africa
1992World Surfing ChampionshipLongboardTeva NobleTahiti
1990World Surfing ChampionshipMenHeifara TahutiniTahiti
1990World Surfing ChampionshipWomenKathy NewmanAustralia
1990World Surfing ChampionshipJuniorShane BevanAustralia
1990World Surfing ChampionshipKneeboardSimon FarrerAustralia
1990World Surfing ChampionshipLongboardWayne DeanAustralia
1990World Surfing ChampionshipBodyboardJackie BuderHawaii
1988World Surfing TitlesMenFabio GouveiaBrazil
1988World Surfing TitlesWomen Pauline Menczer Australia
1988World Surfing TitlesJuniorChris BrownUSA
1988World Surfing TitlesKneeboardSimon FarrerAustralia
1988World Surfing TitlesLongboardAndrew McKinnonAustralia
1988World Surfing TitlesBodyboardChris CunninghanUSA
1986World Surfing ChampionshipMenJeff BoothUSA
1986World Surfing ChampionshipWomenLisa AndersenUSA
1986World Surfing ChampionshipJuniorJohn ShimookaHawaii
1986World Surfing ChampionshipKneeboardMichael NovakovAustralia
1984World Surfing ChampionshipMenScott FarnsworthUSA
1984World Surfing ChampionshipWomenJanice AragonAustralia
1984World Surfing ChampionshipJuniorDamian HardmanAustralia
1984World Surfing ChampionshipKneeboardMichael NovakovAustralia
1982World Surfing ChampionshipMenTom CurrenUSA
1982World Surfing ChampionshipWomenJenny GillAustralia
1982World Surfing ChampionshipJuniorBruce EllisAustralia
1982World Surfing ChampionshipKneeboardMichael NovakovAustralia
1980World Surfing ChampionshipMenMark ScottAustralia
1980World Surfing ChampionshipWomenAlisa SchwarzteinUSA
1980World Surfing ChampionshipJunior Tom Curren USA
1978World Surfing ChampionshipMenAntoni BrodowiczSouth Africa
1972World Surfing ChampionshipMenJim BlearsHawaii
1972World Surfing ChampionshipWomenSharon WebberHawaii
1970World Surfing ChampionshipMen Rolf Aurness USA
1970World Surfing ChampionshipWomenSharon WebberHawaii
1968World Surfing ChampionshipMenFred HemmingsHawaii
1968World Surfing ChampionshipWomenMargo GodfreyUSA
1966World Surfing ChampionshipMen Nat Young Australia
1966World Surfing ChampionshipWomenJoyce HoffmanUSA
1965World Surfing ChampionshipBig WaveFelipe PomarPeru
1965World Surfing ChampionshipSmall Wave Midget Farrelly Australia
1965World Surfing ChampionshipWomenJoyce HoffmanUSA
1965World Surfing ChampionshipHotdoggingPaul StrauchHawaii
1964World Surfing ChampionshipMenMidget FarrellyAustralia
1964World Surfing ChampionshipWomen Phyllis O'Donnell Australia
1964World Surfing ChampionshipJunior (only Australian Surfers)Robert ConellyAustralia

Results of the World Surfing Games

World Surfing Games (WSG) is an ISA World Championship that brings together surfers from all over the world, currently features the Open Men, Open Women and Team competition, but formerly used to include several more like Junior, longboard, kneeboard, bodyboard and Tandem which now feature separate events like the StandUp Paddle and Paddleboard Championship due to their popularity.

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2017 ISA World Surfing Games, Biarritz, France

it was held between May 20 – 28, 2017

2017 Open Men Championship

  1. Flag of Mexico.svg Jhony Corzo, Champion Gold Medal
  2. Flag of France.svg Joan Duru, Silver Medal
  3. Flag of Portugal.svg Pedro Henrique, Bronze Medal
  4. Flag of Spain.svg Jonathan Gonzalez, Copper Medal

2017 Open Women Championship

  1. Flag of France.svg Pauline Ado, Champion Gold Medal
  2. Flag of France.svg Johanne Defay, Silver Medal
  3. Flag of Costa Rica.svg Leilani McGonagle, Bronze Medal
  4. Flag of South Africa.svg Bianca Buitendag, Copper Medal

2017 Overall World Team Championship Results

  1. Flag of France.svg  France 4,275 points, (Champions Gold Medal)
  2. Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal - 2,850 points, (Silver Medal)
  3. Flag of Spain.svg  Spain - 2,560 points, (Bronze Medal)
  4. Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico - 2,455 points, (Copper Medal)
  5. Flag of Japan.svg  Japan - 2,395 points
  6. Flag of Peru.svg  Peru - 2,193 points
  7. Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States - 2,158 points
  8. Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil - 2,120 points
  9. Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Costa Rica - 2,113 points
  10. Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa - 1,965 points
  11. Flag of French Polynesia.svg  Tahiti - 1,960 points
  12. Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia - 1,880 points
  13. Flag of England.svg  England - 1,833 points
  14. Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand - 1,781 points
  15. Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco - 1,731 points
  16. Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay - 1,728 points
  17. Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador - 1,718 points
  18. Flag of Germany.svg  Germany - 1,533 points
  19. Flag of Nicaragua.svg  Nicaragua - 1,513 points
  20. Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden - 1,440 points
  21. Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada - 1,374 points
  22. Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina - 1,341 points
  23. Flag of Chile.svg  Chile - 1,261 points
  24. Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands - 1,231 points
  25. Flag of Israel.svg  Israel - 1,181 points
  26. Flag of Panama.svg  Panama - 1,174 points
  27. Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland - 1,165 points
  28. Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales - 947 points
  29. Flag of Italy.svg  Italy - 917 points
  30. Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China - 882 points
  31. Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark - 770 points
  32. Flag of Norway.svg  Norway - 755 points
  33. Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea - 734 points
  34. Flag of Russia.svg  Russia - 731 points
  35. Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg  Chinese Taipei - 699 points
  36. Flag of Puerto Rico.svg  Puerto Rico - 628 points
  37. Flag of Senegal.svg  Senegal - 606 points
  38. Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland - 604 points
  39. Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China - 584 points
  40. Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland - 488 points
  41. Flag of Austria.svg  Austria - 451 points
  42. Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey - 352 points
  43. Flag of Fiji.svg  Fiji - 154 points
  44. Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg  Dominican Republic - 154 points
  45. Flag of Greece.svg  Greece - 71 points
  46. Flag of Afghanistan (2013-2021).svg  Afghanistan - 71 points
  47. Flag of the United States Virgin Islands.svg  United States Virgin Islands - 51 points

2016 ISA World Surfing Games, Playa Jaco, Jacó, Costa Rica

Source

it was held between August 6 – 14, 2016

2016 Open Men Championship

  1. Flag of Argentina.svg Leandro Usuna, Champion Gold Medal
  2. Flag of Peru.svg Lucca Mesinas, Silver Medal
  3. Flag of Costa Rica.svg Noe Mar McGonagle, Bronze Medal
  4. Flag of Venezuela.svg Francisco Bellorin, Copper Medal

2016 Open Women Championship

  1. Flag of the United States.svg Tia Blanco, Champion Gold Medal
  2. Flag of Venezuela.svg Dominic Barona, Silver Medal
  3. Flag of France.svg Pauline Ado, Bronze Medal
  4. Flag of France.svg Justine Dupont, Copper Medal

2016 Overall World Team Championship Results

  1. Flag of Peru.svg  Peru 3,188 points, (Champions Gold Medal)
  2. Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal - 2,924 points, (Silver Medal)
  3. Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States - 2,860 points, (Bronze Medal)
  4. Flag of France.svg  France - 2,848 points, (Copper Medal)
  5. Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Costa Rica - 2,785 points
  6. Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina - 2,725 points
  7. Flag of Japan.svg  Japan - 2,576 points
  8. Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand - 2,179 points
  9. Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia - 2,123 points
  10. Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador - 2,078 points
  11. Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa - 2,058 points
  12. Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela - 2,045 points
  13. Flag of Chile.svg  Chile - 1,860 points
  14. Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico - 1,703 points
  15. Flag of Nicaragua.svg  Nicaragua - 1,560 points
  16. Flag of Panama.svg  Panama - 1,554 points
  17. Flag of Puerto Rico.svg  Puerto Rico - 1,474 points
  18. Flag of Italy.svg  Italy - 1,350 points
  19. Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland - 1,308 points
  20. Flag of Guatemala.svg  Guatemala - 1,218 points
  21. Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada - 1,170 points
  22. Flag of Russia.svg  Russia - 1,170 points
  23. Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden - 1,158 points
  24. Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia - 1,050 points
  25. Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark - 300 points
  26. Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay - 264 points

2015 ISA World Surfing Games, Playa Popoyo, Nicaragua

it was held between May 31 – June 7, 2015

2015 Open Men Championship

  1. Flag of Costa Rica.svg Noe Mar McGonagle, Champion Gold Medal
  2. Flag of Portugal.svg Nic von Rupp, Silver Medal
  3. Flag of Australia (converted).svg Shane Holmes, Bronze Medal
  4. Flag of Argentina.svg Leandro Usuna, Copper Medal

2015 Open Women Championship

  1. Flag of the United States.svg Tia Blanco, Champion Gold Medal
  2. Flag of Costa Rica.svg Leilani McGonagle, Silver Medal
  3. Flag of New Zealand.svg Ella Williams, Bronze Medal
  4. Flag of Barbados.svg Chelsea Tuach, Copper Medal

2015 Overall World Team Championship Results

  1. Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Costa Rica 3,468 points, (Champions Gold Medal)
  2. Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal - 2,980 points, (Silver Medal)
  3. Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States - 2,919 points, (Bronze Medal)
  4. Flag of Peru.svg  Peru - 2,913 points, (Copper Medal)
  5. Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia - 2,793 points
  6. Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina - 2,563 points
  7. Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador - 2,281 points
  8. Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand - 2,241 points
  9. Flag of Chile.svg  Chile - 2,143 points
  10. Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico - 2,125 points
  11. Flag of Puerto Rico.svg  Puerto Rico - 1,860 points
  12. Flag of Japan.svg  Japan - 1,770 points
  13. Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay - 1,695 points
  14. Flag of Nicaragua.svg  Nicaragua - 1,643 points
  15. Flag of Guatemala.svg  Guatemala - 1,524 points
  16. Flag of Panama.svg  Panama - 1,511 points
  17. Flag of Barbados.svg  Barbados - 1,415 points
  18. Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland - 1,353 points
  19. Flag of El Salvador.svg  El Salvador - 1,278 points
  20. Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland - 1,128 points
  21. Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil - 980 points
  22. Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela - 894 points
  23. Flag of the United States Virgin Islands.svg  United States Virgin Islands - 660 points
  24. Flag of Germany.svg  Germany - 570 points
  25. Flag of Israel.svg  Israel - 510 points
  26. Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark - 330 points
  27. Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden - 120 points

2014 ISA 50th Anniversary World Surfing Games, Punta Rocas, Lima, Peru

(celebrating the 50th anniversary 1964 - 2014)
it was held between October 24 – November 1, 2014

2014 Open Men Championship

  1. Flag of Argentina.svg Leandro Usuna, Champion Gold Medal
  2. Flag of Costa Rica.svg Anthony Fillingim, Silver Medal
  3. Flag of Australia (converted).svg Shane Holmes, Bronze Medal
  4. Flag of Australia (converted).svg Nicholas Squires, Copper Medal

2014 Open Women Championship

  1. Flag of Peru.svg Anali Gomez, Champion Gold Medal
  2. Flag of Ecuador.svg Dominic Barona, Silver Medal
  3. Flag of Australia (converted).svg Philippa Anderson, Bronze Medal
  4. Flag of Australia (converted).svg Jessica Grimwood, Copper Medal

2014 Overall World Team Championship Results

  1. Flag of Peru.svg  Peru 11,402 points, (Champions Gold Medal)
  2. Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia - 11,340 points, (Silver Medal)
  3. Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina - 10,922 points, (Bronze Medal)
  4. Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Costa Rica - 9,508 points, (Copper Medal)
  5. Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador - 8,330 points
  6. Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa - 8,268 points
  7. Flag of Chile.svg  Chile - 7,830 points
  8. Flag of Puerto Rico.svg  Puerto Rico - 6,720 points
  9. Flag of Japan.svg  Japan - 6,540 points
  10. Flag of Panama.svg  Panama - 6,400 points
  11. Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand - 6,352 points
  12. Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico - 6,340 points
  13. Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay - 5,760 points
  14. Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia - 5,540 points
  15. Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland - 4,560 points
  16. Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland - 3,952 points
  17. Flag of French Polynesia.svg  Tahiti - 3,756 points
  18. Flag of Russia.svg  Russia - 3,456 points
  19. Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela - 2,520 points
  20. Flag of Israel.svg  Israel - 2,280 points
  21. Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey - 1,152 points
  22. Flag of Dubai.svg  Dubai - 720 points

2013 ISA World Surfing Games, Playa Santa Catalina, Panama

2013 Open Men Championship

  1. Flag of South Africa.svg Shaun Joubert, Champion Gold Medal
  2. Flag of Panama.svg Jean Carlos Gonzalez, Silver Medal
  3. Flag of Peru.svg Cristobal De Col, Bronze Medal
  4. Flag of Australia (converted).svg Russell Molony, Copper Medal

2013 Open Women Championship

  1. Flag of Australia (converted).svg Dimity Stoyle, Champion Gold Medal
  2. Flag of Australia (converted).svg Codie Klein, Silver Medal
  3. Flag of Brazil.svg Suelen Naraisa, Bronze Medal
  4. Flag of New Zealand.svg Ella Williams, Copper Medal

2013 Overall World Team Championship Results

  1. Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 11,102 points, (Champions Gold Medal)
  2. Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia - 10,332 points, (Silver Medal)
  3. Flag of Peru.svg  Peru - 9,636 points, (Bronze Medal)
  4. Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil - 9,146 points, (Copper Medal)
  5. Flag of Panama.svg  Panama - 7,946 points
  6. Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Costa Rica - 7,678 points
  7. Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina - 7,422 points
  8. Flag of Chile.svg  Chile - 7,286 points
  9. Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand - 7,000 points
  10. Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico - 6,752 points
  11. Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador - 6,630 points
  12. Flag of Venezuela.svg  Venezuela - 6,620 points
  13. Flag of Puerto Rico.svg  Puerto Rico - 6,520 points
  14. Flag of Japan.svg  Japan - 6,116 points
  15. Flag of Italy.svg  Italy - 6,060 points
  16. Flag of El Salvador.svg  El Salvador - 5,400 points
  17. Flag of Guatemala.svg  Guatemala - 4,866 points
  18. Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland - 4,504 points
  19. Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay - 3,732 points
  20. Flag of Jamaica.svg  Jamaica - 3,096 points
  21. Flag of Turkey.svg  Turkey - 1,152 points
  22. Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada - 720 points
  23. Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden - 720 points
  24. Flag of Russia.svg  Russia - 576 points

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