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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Maya Malherbe Crowned the U12 Girls SA Surfing Champ for the 2nd Year at the Sea Harvest SA Junior Champs Presented by SMTH Shapes.

Maya Malherbe Crowned the U12 Girls SA Surfing Champ for the 2nd Year at the Sea Harvest SA Junior Champs Presented by SMTH Shapes.

29 September 2024 by Guest

Lower Point, Jeffreys Bay – Maya Malherbe (Buffalo City) is your Sea Harvest SA Junior Championships presented by SMTH Shapes U12 Girls champion for 2024, repeating her winning performance from last year. She beat Brin Jarvis (NMBS) in second place, with Camilla Prins (Eden) in third place and Adriana Canning (Ethekwini) in fourth place.   …

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