Tatiana Weston-Webb

Tatiana Weston-Webb
Personal information
Born Tatiana Weston-Webb
(1996-05-09) May 9, 1996
Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Residence Kauai, Hawaii, U.S.
Height 5 ft 4 in (1.63 m)
Weight 123 lb (56 kg)
Surfing career
Sponsors Body Glove, Smith Optics, Carrol Surfboards, Optrix, Banzai Bowls, Sticky Bumps, Boardstix
Surfing specifications
Stance Goofy

Tatiana Weston-Webb (born May 9, 1996) is a 19 year old American surfer from Kauai, Hawaii. She was the only rookie on the coveted WCT (professional surfing) (World Championship Tour) in 2015. Tatiana wears jersey number 9 and her 2016 'CT rank is number 4.[1][2]

Personal life

Within two weeks of Tatiana’s birth in Brazil she and her parents moved back to Hawaii in an effort to get Tatiana dual citizenship. Her mother (Tanira Weston-Webb) is Brazilian and was a professional body boarder and her Father is American and has always been around surfing and enjoys the ocean life. Tatiana learned to surf when she was 8 years old by watching her older brother Troy. In 2015 she secured a spot in the World Championship Tour. [1] Tatiana got into surfing because of Troy, they would play on the shore break and he told their father that he wanted to try surfing so she joined and surfing became a competition for them. She got her very own surfboard when she was eight years old.[3]

Recent Media Coverage

– 2015 Free Surf Magazine Cover

– 2015 Surfing Magazine Body Glove ad

– 2014 Surfing Magazine online

– 2014 Featured on ASP website

– 2014 Surfline editorial

– 2014 Surfing magazine April issue

– 2013 Surfing Magazine online[4]

Recent competitive Highlights

– 2015 WSL/ Championship Tour Rookie of the Year

– 2015 7th place WSL Championship Tour Final Ratings

– 2015 5th place WSL/ CT Target Maui Pro HI

– 2015 2nd place WSL/ CT Roxy Pro France

– 2015 3rd place WSL/ CT Cascias Women’s Pro

– 2015 1st in the overall rating for the WSL Qualifying Series

– 2015 5th place WSL/ CT Women’s Drug Aware Margaret River Pro

– 2015 5th place WSL/ CT Fiji Women’s Pro

– 2015 1st place WSL/ QS Paul Mitchell Super Girl Pro

– 2015 3rd place WSL/ CT Snapper Pro

– 2015 3rd place WSL/ QS Hurley Australian Open

– 2015 3rd place WSL/ QS Samsung Galaxy Hainan Pro

– 2014 Qualified to the WSL Championship Tour

– 2014 3rd place ASP/ QS Swatch Girls Pro

– 2014 GoPro winner at the CT Fiji event

– 2014 3rd place ASP/ QS Port Taranaki Pro

– 2014 2nd place ASP/ QS Super Girl Pro

– 2014 1st place ISA World Junior Champs

– 2013 1st place ISA World Junior Champs

– 2013 1st place Surfing America Championships

– 2013 3rd place ASP US Open Pro Juniors

– 2013 3rd place ASP/ QS Pantin Classic

– 2013 2nd place ASP World Junior Champs

– 12th overall on the ASP Women’s World ranking

  (*one spot from qualification to the ASP WCT)[5]

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References

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