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Women's Individual (7/13)
Seeding Round Results
The 1st and 2nd Athletes from each Heat will qualify for the Round of 16, the 3rd Athletes from each Heat will qualify for the Elimination Round

 

Heat 1

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1

Sally Fitzgibbons

:AUS 14.27
2

Silvana Lima

:BRA 12.90
3

Keely Andrew

:AUS 11.96


 

Heat 2

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1

Malia Manuel

:HWI 14.93
2

Johanne Defay

:FRA 11.00
3

Shelby Detmers

:MEX 7.43


 

Heat 3

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1

Carissa Moore

:HWI 14.96
2

Bronte Macaulay

:AUS 12.60
3

Regina Pioli

:MEX 5.07


 

Heat 4

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1

Courtney Conlogue

:USA 14.24
2

Tatiana Weston-Webb

:BRA 11.24
3

Macy Callaghan

:AUS 8.30


 

Heat 5

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1

Stephanie Gilmore

:AUS 13.07
2

Brisa Hennessy

:CRC 12.60
3

Isabella Nichols

:AUS 10.94


 

Heat 6
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1

Caroline Marks

:USA 15.03
2

Tyler Wright

:AUS 11.97
3

Sage Erickson

:USA 11.53

 

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Women's Individual (7/13)
Elimination Round Results
The 1st and 2nd Athletes from each Heat will qualify for the Round of 16, the 3rd Athletes from each Heat will be ranked 17th
 
Heat 1
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1

Isabella Nichols

:AUS 13.20
2

Macy Callaghan

:AUS 11.86
3

Regina Pioli

:MEX 8.07
 
Heat 2
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1

Sage Erickson

:USA 13.67
2

Keely Andrew

:AUS 11.50
3

Shelby Detmers

:MEX 9.50
 
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Women's Individual (7/13)
 
Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals

:FRA Johanne Defay

14.00 :FRA Johanne Defay 9.67 :USA Malia Manuel 15.20 Final

:CRC Brisa Hennessy

12.97

:USA Caroline Marks

10.93 :USA Malia Manuel 12.67

:USA Malia Manuel

12.60

:AUS Sally Fitzgibbons

13.00 :AUS Sally Fitzgibbons 15.17 :AUS Sally Fitzgibbons 14.87 :USA Malia Manuel 15.27

:AUS Macy Callaghan

10.43

:USA Courtney Conlogue

13.50 :USA Courtney Conlogue 11.77

:AUS Keely Andrew

11.50

:USA Carissa Moore

16.37 :USA Carissa Moore 17.47 :USA Carissa Moore 12.57 :AUS Stephanie Gilmore 15.83

:BRA Silvana Lima

15.33

:AUS Tyler Wright

12.30 :AUS Isabella Nichols 10.50

:AUS Isabella Nichols

12.60

:BRA Tatiana Weston-Webb

15.57 :BRA Tatiana Weston-Webb 7.33 :AUS Stephanie Gilmore 14.40 No 3rd Place Match

:USA Sage Erickson

3.43

:AUS Stephanie Gilmore

14.07 :AUS Stephanie Gilmore 15.50

:AUS Bronte Macaulay

12.57

 

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