Tag: Stu Kennedy
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FORMER CHAMP INTO FOURTH ROUND
Avoca’s Wade Carmichael has advanced to the Round of 32 at the Hawaiin Pro. The 25 year-old, who’s on the cusp of qualifying for the World Tour, scored a narrow victory over Lennox Head’s Stu Kennedy.
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IBELLI SENDS KENNEDY PACKING
Lennox Head boardrider Stu Kennedy was among those eliminated at J-Bay overnight… The 27 year old narrowly losing to Brazillian Caio Ibelli.
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PARKO ELIMINATES KENNEDY IN ROUND 5
Stu Kennedy was knocked out during a nail-biting round five heat. The Lennox surfer eliminated by fellow Aussie Joel Parkinson.
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KENNEDY ON CUSP OF FIJI PRO QUARTER FINALS
After a slow start to the year, Lennox Head surfer Stu Kennedy has scraped through to Round 5 of the Fiji Pro. The 27-year-old will now take on fellow Aussie Joel Parkinson for a spot in the quarterfinals.
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WILSON TOPS KENNEDY IN RIO PRO R1
Despite a strong performance, Lennox Head’s Stu Kennedy missed out on the top spot in his round one heat in Brazil. The 27-year-old stayed hot on the heals of heat leader Julian Wilson… Scoring an impressive 7.33 on his first ride. “Stu Kennedy, and that wingspan out for a beautiful rail grab now, links it…
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KENNEDY ELIMINATED FROM BELLS
Lennox Head boardrider Stu Kennedy has bowed out of Bells… Eliminated by Bede Durbidge – the man who’s injury enabled his CT breakthrough in 2016.
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KENNEDY HAS ONE MORE SHOT AT RIP CURL PRO
Stu Kennedy will have one more shot at the Rip Curl Pro when he takes on Bede Durbidge in round two at Bells Beach. The Lennox Head surfer lost to former world champion Garbriel Medina in round one earlier today.
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KENNEDY KEEN FOR HISTORY REPEAT AT QUICKSILVER PRO
Lennox Head surfer Stu Kennedy will be hoping history repeats when he competes at the Quicksilver Pro this week. Last year, the injury replacement pulled off an impressive third place in his debut championship tour event, on the Gold Coast.
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BAILEY AND KENNEDY HOPE TO SECURE CT SPOT AT SUNSET
Two north coast surfers are looking to secure a spot on the Championship Tour at the Vans World Cup in Hawaii. Only the top 10 surfers on the Qualifying Series will make the cut.
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WRIGHT TO HONE SKILLS AT MAUI
World champion surfer Tyler Wright won’t be feeling the pressure at Maui this week. She’s instead looking forward to honing her skills at the iconic break, having already secured her first world title. Meanwhile it’s do or die for Stu Kennedy and Adam Melling, battling to re-qualify on the 2017 men’s tour.