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Posted on Monday February 1st at 12:02 p.m.
With gold medal victories by Tyler Wright (Owen Wright's sister) and Matt Banting, and a silver finish by Jordi Watson, the Aussies took home the overall gold for the fifth consecutive year.
The scene on the beach on the final day. Image by Cory Scott/ISA
Japan's Hiroti Arai made a big statement with a copper finish in the Boys U16 division. Image by Cory Scott/ISA
Jordi Watson helping Oz take home the gold with his silver medal finish in the Boys U18 division. Image by Cory Scott/ISA
Kenu Aising. Image by Cory Scott/ISA
Aussie Matt Banting en route to a gold medal. Image by Cory Scott/ISA
Matt Banting. Image by Cory Scott/ISA
Hawaii's Tanner Hendrickson. Image by Cory Scott/ISA
Team Hawaii sweating things out. They ended up taking home the overall silver. Image by Cory Scott/ISA
Thaiti's Tamaroa McComb doing his country proud with a bronze medal in Boys U18. Image by Cory Scott/ISA
Silver medal finisher, Hawaiian Alessa Quizon. Image by Cory Scott/ISA
Alessa Quizon. Image by PhotoCPL/ISA.
Ben Poulter was the highest placed Kiwi placing sixth overall in the Under 16 Boys Division. Image by PhotoCPL/ISA.
USA's Kolohe Andino. Image by PhotoCPL/ISA.
Brazzo Gabriel Medina boosting to a first place finish. Image by PhotoCPL/ISA.
Brazilian Gabriel Medina taking home another gold medal putting down a near perfect heat 19.90. Image by Cory Scott / ISA
Malia Manuel. Image by PhotoCPL/ISA.
Tyler Wright once again taking the Girls U18 gold medal. Image by PhotoCPL/ISA.
Team Australia stoked with their gold. Image by Cory Scott/ISA
Five years running for Team Australia capturing the gold at the ISA World Junior Surfing Championships. Image by PhotoCPL/ISA.
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