A fifteen-year-old Raglan teen and other local surfers competed in the New Zealand Pro World Surf League event, with several local participants being eliminated in the first round despite strong community support and enthusiasm.
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Yeah, I mean, it was the first time that the best in the world have surfed on our shores, right? So like you, the rest of the surfing community, and I think the wider New Zealand community got wrapped up in it as well. We had huge crowds and um a lot of attention on New Zealand. So it was a great 11 days.
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Ben Kennings: Surfing NZ CEO on the World Surf League event at Raglan's Manu BaySpotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.
