Swatch Girls Pro China 2011 - Highlights Day 3

The first ever professional surf event held in Hainan - China. These are the highlights from Day 2.

The first ever professional surf event held in Hainan - China. Check the trailer to the Women's Longboard World Championships 2011.

Coco Ho is a native Hawaiian and a descendant of surfing legends. Brought up in the best waves of the world, the 21-year-old pursues to live her dream by competing in the ASP Women's World Championship Tour with both confidence and style.

The day of the arrival, Kassia Meador (USA), Jennifer Smith (USA) and Candice O’ Donnell (GBR) went outside for a little surf session to get used to the local conditions. You will get the first impressions from China and you can see the girls riding their longboards and talking about the local population.

Watch Kassia Meador and Courtney Conlogue in a double profile. The two American longboarders tell something about each other, combined with spectacular pictures.

In a repeat of last year's final, the biggest beach crowd of the week gathered to watch Kelia Moniz and Chelsea Wiliams go head-to-head in Riyue Bay for the final of the SWATCH GIRLS PRO CHINA 2013 hosted by Wanning. At the end of final day 3 Hawaii’s Kelia Moniz won second consecutive ASP Women’s World Longboard title.

The first ever professional surf event held in Hainan - China. Check the trailer to the Women's Longboard World Championships 2011.

The SWATCH GIRLS PRO FRANCE got underway on the very first day of the waiting period at Les Bourdaines, Seignosse. A 2ft (chest high) mix of overnight windswell and a distance pulse of Atlantic groundswell offered select scoring opportunities for surfers in the early rounds, but despite the technically challenging conditions, high scores were laid down by a stand-out trio of Hawaiian surfers. Leila Hurst, 18, earned an excellent 9.0 point ride on her way to a heat total of 17.25 (out of 20) i...