Ellie Harrison

She's probably looking to get back on the CT.

But then, you know, it was really, I was so pumped because in Portugal, one of my favorites, Ellie Harrison, she took the win.

So I was so pumped for her.

That was really cool.

Um, but it just wasn't going to get me the win.

Yeah.

And the great thing as well with the QS, you know, the big results there for like Ellie Harrison in Porto and Sierra Kerr winning the Pantene is that that 6,000 points for the win is now being counted in your Challenger Series rankings, isn't it? So one of the, yeah, maybe not something everyone knows, but your best result in QS is going to count towards your scoreline as long as it's one of your top four results for the year for the Challengers Series.

So Sarah Kerr's got a 6,000-point win for the Pantene event.

Charlie Hatley with that win at 13th.

And then Ellie Harrison, Scruff, and India Robinson at 15th, 16th, and 7th.

And doing the old Morgz, Chippo, and...

Remember those Dylan Moffat? They just filled out those spots for years, it felt like.

Sol, as I mentioned before, really consistent.

Ellie Harrison in six, which is cool.

So hopefully we can get a couple of Aussies on this year in Sierra and Ellie.

Ellie will be backing herself, moving into Aracera, I think.

Number five, Ariana Ochoa.

And number six, Ellie Harrison.

16 surfers, two Aussies, no men.

What is going on here, Smivy?

Sierra Kerr is obviously leading by a country mile.

Ellie Harrison got her sort of maiden victory in the QS, and those QS points count.

So she's at sixth, Sophie McCulloch at eighth, and then Isla Hubbards, who shared the final of the US Open with Sierra Kerr, is in ninth.

So four women in the top 10 on the Challenger Series, I think, is a great result.