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Rip Curl GromSearch Presented By Sea Harvest Finals At Seal Point – Quick Facts

Seal Point, Cape St Francis – It is time for the final event of the Rip Curl GromSearch Series presented by Sea Harvest. The tournament is the culmination of a year-long series that has taken place at various venues along our coastline, including Long Beach in Cape Town, Nahoon Reef in East London, Dairy Beach …

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