“I don’t remember when it’s been this close with the top five,” Courtney Conlogue says over the phone. She’s at home in Santa Ana, Calif., prepping for the upcoming Roxy Pro Biarritz — the sixth of seven stops on the ASP Women’s World Tour. Approaching last year’s Roxy Pro, a staggering reversal of fortune was the single potential threat to Carissa Moore’s world title. This year, the top five women all have reasonable claims, if arduous paths, to the throne. Currently ranked fourth, Conlogue is just 600 points behind Moore and 900 ahead of Tyler Wright. “Usually, the top two run away with it, but it’s still  … More
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