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Australia has already announced its team for the ISA longboard world championship

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Surfing Australia, a federation that oversees surfing in the country, announced yesterday the team of four who will be representing their country in the global longboard ISA that will take place from April 25 to May 1 in El Sunzal, El Salvador. Tully White, Clinton Guest, Mel Stanton and Archy Bemrose, the four competitors experienced in international events, will be Australian representatives in the tournament.

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Australia has already announced its team for the ISA longboard world championship

Surfing Australia, a federation that oversees surfing in the country, announced yesterday the team of four who will be representing their country in the global longboard ISA that will take place from April 25 to May 1 in El Sunzal, El Salvador. Tully White, Clinton Guest, Mel Stanton and Archy Bemrose, the four competitors experienced in international events, will be Australian representatives in the tournament.

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DUKE broke the news in 5 days ago on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.

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