US EditionCanadian teenager Erin Brooks places third at World Surf League event in Portugal
- Canadian teenager Erin Brooks finished third at the MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal after losing to Gabriela Bryan in the semifinals, scoring 11.63 against Bryan's 11.83.
- Gabriela Bryan lost in the final to Olympic champion Caroline Marks.
- Erin Brooks became the first Canadian to earn full-time status on the World Surf League Championship Tour by finishing in the top five of the Challenger Series last year.
- Brooks gained her Canadian citizenship last year, which was important for her Olympic qualifying opportunities.
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Canadian teenager Erin Brooks places third at World Surf League event in Portugal
Brooks, 17, finished with a score of 11.63, behind Bryan’s 11.83. Bryan, a 22-year-old from Hawaii, was then beaten by Olympic champion Caroline Marks of the U.S. in the final
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