“I’m pretty stoked to get the wildcard, I’ve been lucky enough to get a few this year, and I’m really looking forward to the event. “It’s definitely taking me some time to figure this wave out but I’m getting there and it’s really fun,” Wright said. The Surf Ranch Pro will be Wright’s seventh appearance on the CT this season and, with two Semifinal finishes so far this year, he’s hoping to continue his success and qualify for the elite tour in 2019. 11 on the Jeep Leaderboard, has been awarded a wildcard entry into the event and will complete the field. Mikey Wright (AUS), who currently sits at No. I have no idea how well I can do but I’ll push myself as hard as I can and do my best for good result. I feel very honored to compete at an artificial wave of the highest quality.
“I’m very excited now! I don’t have many chances to practice there so I visualize myself by watching a lot of movies. “I couldn’t even imagine I would compete in the first CT stop at the Surf Ranch,” said Ohara. Ohhara is currently ranked 27th on the WSL Qualifying Series (QS) following his recent victory at the Vans Pro QS 3,000, his first since winning the 2015 Vans US Open. Hiroto Ohhara (JPN) has earned his place alongside the men’s Top 34 to compete at the man-made wave after winning the Hurley Trials last week. 8 on the 2018 CT and the event will be the first time since 1985 that a wave system event has helped decide a World Title. The world’s best surfers will compete at the WSL Surf Ranch for Stop No. LEMOORE, California/USA (Thursday, August 30, 2018) – The World Surf League (WSL) Championship Tour (CT) heads inland to Lemoore, California for the first-ever Surf Ranch Pro, from September 6 – 9. Mikey Wright (AUS) during a training session at the WSL Surf Ranch. – WIGGOLLY DANTAS AND MIGUEL PUPO CONFIRMED AS REPLACEMENTS
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