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FREESPIRIT GB TEAM PROFILES

• Alan Stokes: 25 year old Alan from Newquay, Cornwall, is one of the UK’s most consistent competitive surfers having won the British Championships twice and the English Nationals in 2005. This is Alan’s fifth outing on the British team having competed in Ecuador (2004), South Africa (2002), Brazil (2000) and, Portugal (1998).

Alan Stokes, Photo Tommy Campbell


• Mark Harris: Also from Newquay, 24 year old Mark has been steadily climbing through the rankings and is the ex-British Junior Champion. Mark last represented Britain in California as a junior in 1998.
 

• Johnny Fryer: Originally from the Isle of Wight, 22 year old Johnny has taken the British Junior Championship title three times and came ninth in the World Junior Championships. This is Johnny’s sec ond time on the Open British team, following his strong results in Ecuador in 2004.


• Sam Lamiroy: Brought up in the North East, 30 year old Sam is the ex-British Champion and will be making his fourth British team appearance having represented his country in Ecuador (2004), Brazil (2000) and California (1998.) Sam will actually be taking some time off from his honeymoon to compete!

Women’s:
• Bethan Mason: Just 16 years old, and from Swansea, Wales, Bethan is still a Junior and has combined her surf training with her GCSEs. She has been showing highly consistent surf form taking the Welsh U18 Girls Champs and coming 2nd in the European U18 Girls Championships.

• Robyn Davies: 31 year old Robyn from Porthleven, Cornwall, has been one of the UK’s top female surfers for over ten years and has been the British Champion five times over. This will be Robyn’s sixth British team spot having competed in the World Games in Ecuador (2004), South Africa (2002), Brazil (2000), California (1998) and France (1996.)


Bodyboard:
• Damien Prisk: Aged 29 from Camborne, Cornwall, Damien is the current English bodyboarding champion and has been the British Champion four times over. This will be Damian’s fourth time representing Britain at the World Championships and he will be keen to follow up on his success in the Ecuador games when he got to the finals and also in South Africa in 2002 when he convincingly beat the current World Champion.


• Bjorn Storey: Bjorn is a one of the British bodyboarders who has continually set trends and new moves with the sport. Aged 28 from Plymouth, his form has seen him take 5th place in the European Championships and the British title several times.

Women’s Bodyboard:
• Gemma Harris: Originally from Aberavon, Wales, 26 year old Gemma is the most accomplished UK female bodyboarder with a range of titles to her name including being the four times British Champion & multiple Welsh Champion.

Longboard:
• Ben Skinner: 22 year old Ben, originally from Jersey now living in Newquay, Cornwall, is multi-talented surfer who is equally at home on a longboard as shortboard. Ben has won the Junior and Open Longboard English titles and represented Britain as a junior shortboarder in South Africa 2002.
 
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