It was the third and final event of the titles and it wrapped up in unforgettable fashion with sensational winter conditions.
Clean offshore winds, a pulsing ground swell and sunny skies prevailed as a talent-packed field of bodyboarders went all out.
After a marathon 10-hour day, a total of eight state bodyboard titles were awarded, as a team of 25 were confirmed to represent WA.
The under-16 cadet boys final was a much tighter result, with Brad Harrington (Singleton) pulling out all stops to win the hotly contest division, defeating an emerging group of WA bodyboard talent.
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READ NOWHarrington’s opening score of 6.83 (from a possible 10) was the highest of the final. It was the difference as he went on capture the under-16 state title by just 0.03.
‘I had a bit of a shocker in my semifinal and didn’t think I could win,’ Harrington said.
‘I’m over the moon to be the state champion and be heading to nationals next month.’