Roxy Pro Gold Coast 2017

Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast ; at the Surf
Location	Gold Coast (AUS)
Dates	14 to 25 March
Competitors	18 from 5 nations
Medalists

The Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast 2016 was an event of the Association of Surfing Professionals for 2016 World Surf League.

This event was held from 14 to 25 March at Gold Coast, (Queensland, Australia) and contested by 36 surfers.

The tournament was won by S. Gilmore (AUS), who beat Lakey Peterson (US) in final.

Round 1

Heat 1
	1	Sally Fitzgibbons	14.80
	2	Keely Andrew	13.33
	3	Johanne Defay	10.57

Heat 2
	1	T. Weston-Webb	13.43
	2	Sage Erickson	9.70
	3	Bronte Macaulay	7.93

Heat 3
	1	Nikki Van Dijk	15.16
	2	Tyler Wright	12.30
	3	Alyssa Lock	9.94

Heat 4
	1	C.Conlogue	12.90
	2	Pauline Ado	12.23
	3	Silvana Lima	12.17

Heat 5
	1	Carissa Moore	11.10
	2	Coco Ho	5.67
	3	Laura Enever	2.43

Heat 6
	1	S. Gilmore	14.24
	2	Lakey Peterson	13.33
	3	Malia Manuel	7.50

Round 2

Heat 1
	1	Keely Andrew	12.67
	2	Laura Enever	9.13

Heat 2
	1	Bronte Macaulay	15.40
	2	Sage Erickson	13.17

Heat 3
	1	Tyler Wright	17.50
	2	Alyssa Lock	12.33

Heat 4
	1	Johanne Defay	15.90
	2	Pauline Ado	13.93

Heat 5
	1	Coco Ho	14.50
	2	Malia Manuel	14.36

Heat 6
	1	Lakey Peterson	19.27
	2	Silvana Lima	13.40

Round 3

Heat 1
	1	Johanne Defay	17.20
	2	Coco Ho	15.66
	3	T. Weston-Webb	15.37

Heat 2
	1	Tyler Wright	16.93
	2	Lakey Peterson	16.00
	3	Nikki Van Dijk	11.44

Heat 3
	1	Keely Andrew	14.77
	2	Sally Fitzgibbons	14.54
	3	C.Conlogue	13.53

Heat 4
	1	Carissa Moore	16.70
	2	S. Gilmore	16.54
	3	Bronte Macaulay	12.23

Round 4

Heat 1
	1	Nikki Van Dijk	15.67
	2	Coco Ho	14.94

Heat 2
	1	Lakey Peterson	13.43
	2	T. Weston-Webb	13.17

Heat 3
	1	Sally Fitzgibbons	16.50
	2	Bronte Macaulay	11.83

Heat 4
	1	S. Gilmore	16.40
	2	C.Conlogue	16.33

Quarter-finals

Heat 1
	1	Johanne Defay	13.44
	2	Nikki Van Dijk	9.50

Heat 2
	1	Lakey Peterson	17.10
	2	Tyler Wright	9.93

Heat 3
	1	Sally Fitzgibbons	14.00
	2	Keely Andrew	13.63

Heat 4
	1	S. Gilmore	17.50
	2	Carissa Moore	13.83

Semi-finals

Heat 1
	1	Lakey Peterson	18.60
	2	Johanne Defay	13.70

Heat 2
	1	S. Gilmore	16.27
	2	Sally Fitzgibbons	14.86

Final

Heat 1
	1	S. Gilmore	16.60
	2	Lakey Peterson	12.66

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gollark: 6 (partly cultural). User/implementer divide. Only the people who write the standard library get to use generics, `recover`, etc. And no.user type can get make, new, channel syntax, generics.

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