ASP Prime Nike 6.0 Lowers Pro: Jadson Andre makes another sparkling performance – Surfing Update
The day three of the Association of Surfing Professionals Prime Nike 6.0 Lowers Pro championships got off to a stunning start with the most remarkable and versatile performance of Jadson Andre of Brazil in competitive surfing with the highest heat total
of 17.87 out of 20 at San Onofre State Beach on May 6.
After performing the strongest heat, Andre said that he is a huge fan of the Trestles. He always loves to come down and try to win and surf along the challenging waves of the sea.
“When I come here I just enjoy surfing with a few other guys in the water so I’m pretty stoked to do this well in the contest, but I’m trying not to think about scores or the final and just try to catch the best waves,” said Andre.
He further added that he is extremely happy and satisfied with his overall performance in surfing in this championship so far.
Andre claimed that he has been really putting his best efforts and potentials in an attempt to improve his back-side style.
He is the most popular surfer of Brazil in the world today. He has the spark, vigilance, stamina and versatility to become the best surfer of the World right now. Most importantly, he wants to snatch the highest heat score in the surfing events every time,
which is a great sign for the Brazilian surfer up to now.
“Everybody knows the Brazilian guys are always supporting each other and I really love it. There are still so many Brazilians left in the contest and it’s always great to make your heat and see your friends make theirs,” he added.
On the other hand, Kolohe Andino of the USA captured the attention of the crowd due to his impressive and acrobatic performance in surfing with the highest heat score of 17.50 today. Meanwhile, Dusty Payne grabbed 17.03 points in the following meet.
After the stunning heat, Andino said that he was extremely nervous before the heat but he had improved his speed and stamina with the start of the heat. Payne was also impressive in this surfing event.
Meanwhile, the performance of Gabriel Medina of Brazil cannot be overlooked by any means as he was quite near to the other surfers by capturing the strongest heat total score of 17.17 out of 20. Patrick Gudauskas of USA snared 14.07 points in this heat.
Last, but not the least, C.J. Hobgood of USA took 17.07, while Joel Centeio grabbed 11.70 points in the respective heat.
Besides, there were many other surfers who had the best performances in toughest heat at San Onofre State Beach on May 6.
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