OAHU, HAWAII - FEBRUARY 10: The lineup during the Quarterfinals at the Lexus Pipe Pro on February 10, 2024 at Oahu, Hawaii. (Photo by Brent Bielmann/World Surf League)
Today, Caitlin Simmers (USA) and Barron Mamiya (HAW) won the Lexus Pipe Pro Presented by YETI, Stop No. 1 on the World Surf League (WSL) 2024 Championship Tour (CT). Simmers defeated Molly Picklum (AUS), while Mamiya took down two-time World Champion John John Florence (HAW) in the Finals, held in picture-perfect six-to-eight-foot waves at Pipeline. These victories mark the first CT event wins at Pipeline for both Simmers and Mamiya.
OAHU, HAWAII – FEBRUARY 10: Barron Mamiya of Hawaii and Caitlin Simmers of the United States after winning the Final of the Lexus Pipe Pro on February 10, 2024 at Oahu, Hawaii. (Photo by Tony Heff/World Surf League)OAHU, HAWAII – FEBRUARY 10: Connor O’Leary of Australia surfs in Heat 1 of the Semifinals at the Lexus Pipe Pro on February 10, 2024 at Oahu, Hawaii. (Photo by Tony Heff/World Surf League)OAHU, HAWAII – FEBRUARY 10: Molly Picklum of Australia surfs in Heat 4 of the Quarterfinals at the Lexus Pipe Pro on February 10, 2024 at Oahu, Hawaii. (Photo by Tony Heff/World Surf League)
The swell showed up for Finals Day and offered a dreamy canvas for the world’s best athletes to showcase their talent on one of the heaviest waves on earth. A huge day of competition in incredible conditions delivered the first-ever Perfect 10 in a women’s CT at Pipeline, highlighting an iconic day that featured match-ups that will go down in history.
OAHU, HAWAII – FEBRUARY 10: Molly Picklum of Australia surfs in the Final at the Lexus Pipe Pro on February 10, 2024 at Oahu, Hawaii. (Photo by Tony Heff/World Surf League)OAHU, HAWAII – FEBRUARY 10: Barron Mamiya of Hawaii surfs in Heat 1 of the Semifinals at the Lexus Pipe Pro on February 10, 2024 at Oahu, Hawaii. (Photo by Tony Heff/World Surf League)OAHU, HAWAII – FEBRUARY 10: Two-time WSL Champion John John Florence of Hawaii surfs in Heat 2 of the Semifinals at the Lexus Pipe Pro on February 10, 2024 at Oahu, Hawaii. (Photo by Tony Heff/World Surf League)
