South West surfers stand out in Margaret River at 2024 West Coast Suspensions WA Surf Masters Championships

The waves of Margaret River bore witness to exceptional performances at the 2024 West Coast Suspensions WA Surf Masters Championships, culminating in exhilarating victories for three standout South West surfers. In an event that showcased the finest talent from across WA, Emma Cattlin emerged victorious in the open women’s division, displaying unwavering passion and skill in competition. Her mastery of the wave and determination led her to claim the title, which marks a significant win in her surfing journey. Current under 16 national champion and rising star Maverick Wilson made a remarkable statement by clinching the open men’s title. His exceptional performance exemplified precision and flair, earning him well-deserved recognition as one of the new faces of surfing excellence. Both winners have connections to the SWAS Individual Athlete Support Program. Cattlin is a program alumni, while Wilson is currently benefiting from the program’s support. Their achievements stand as a testament to their dedication, perseverance and support provided by the program. Okie Fraser was another standout performer at the event, scoring an impressive victory in the under 21 pro junior category. SWAS chief executive Bernice Butlion congratulated the trio on their outstanding victories at the championships. “Their success not only highlights their individual talent but also underscores the effectiveness of our program in nurturing and developing promising surfers,” she said. As Cattlin, Wilson and Fraser continue to soar on the waves, their accomplishments inspire aspiring surfers and illuminate the bright future of Australian surfing. SWAS commends their dedication and hard work and eagerly anticipate their continued success in the sport.