And so the morning of day six at the 2012 AWT Maui Makani Classic commenced with the quarter finals of the women’s single elimination. The swell was fantastic, with more logo to mast high sets rolling in, super clean and consistent winds about 20 to 25 knots. The first heat saw Sarah Delaunay of New Caladonia pick off some of the biggest sets of the morning and edge ahead of Ingrid Larouche in second. Tiffany Ward suffered a sail-board separation and unfortunately, after some solid rides, she was stuck swimming by the rocks.
Heat 2 saw last year’s winner Junko Nagoshi shredding as usual and proving how she could  … Pictures and more
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