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04/03/2007:// Defending champion Matt le Maitre is hoping to write a new chapter in his career after making it into the final stages of the British Universities surfing championships in Cornwall.
Le Maitre is a member of the highly-rated Plymouth University squad who are also aiming to regain the overall team title at Fistral Beach, in Newquay.
The Guernsey island number one made sure of a third round berth with two powerful high-scoring rides in round two to further his progress in the competition.
Fellow Channel Islander Fabian Baker also made the most of the clean 3-4ft waves to
More than 70 teams representing universities from across Great Britain have entered the contest which has been staged since the early 1980's
In the region of 435 surfers started the contest vying to pick up points for their faculties as well as clinching the overall division titles.
In recent years, Exeter and Plymouth uni's have dominated the event, but under the captaincy of Lucas Flumm, the newly-formed Falmouth team are aiming to make its mark.
Other stand-outs so far in the competion have been Swansea's Tom Case and Christian Swanson.
In the women's section, defending champion Shauna Ward, from Ulster, set out her intentions with an unbeatable first round victory.
Welsh champion Jo Dennison also impressed with the high-wave score of the day to also make the second round of the draw.
The British Surfing Association event is being sponsored by Brittany Ferries and Gul International.
[TJ Barron en-route to victory in Macy's E-Series Event #1 at Maili Point]
[Tassy Swallow]
[Toby Donachie]
The second of three events comprising the Macy's E-Series, presented by ASP Hawaii, will get underway as early as tomorrow at Ala Moana Bowls, surf pending
A Hundred groms from across the country congregated on Fistral Beach in Newquay to pit their wits and talents for the Moskito Surf Tour 2008 presented by Electric, Santa Cruz, Globe and FCS
St Merryn’s Toby Donachie fought one of the hardest contest battles of his career this weekend to ensure that he retained his title as the Quiksilver King of the Groms
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