Roxy Pro Gold Coast

Roxy Pro Gold Coast

Current season, competition or edition:
Sport	Surfing
Country	Australia
Most recent champion(s)	Carissa Moore
Most titles	Stephanie Gilmore
Official website	[1]

Roxy Pro Gold Coast is a surfing competition on the World Surf League Championship Tour. The event is held every year at Coolangatta in Queensland, Australia.^[1]

2016[]

Women's Place Champion Nationality 1° Tyler Wright  Australia 2° Courtney Conlogue  United States 3°ex Carissa Moore Hawaii 3°ex Johanne Defay  France

Results[]

Year	Winner	Nation	Score	Runner-Up	Nation	Score	Prize purse	Reference
2017	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	16.60	Lakey Peterson	United States	12.66	$289,500	Results
2016	Tyler Wright	Australia	14.67	Courtney Conlogue	United States	10.94		Results
2015	Carissa Moore	Hawaii	18.43	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	15.50		Results
2014	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	15.80	Bianca Buitendag	South Africa	10.47	$60,000	Results
2013	Tyler Wright	Australia	17.97	Sally Fitzgibbons	Australia	16.66	$120,000	Results
2012	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	16.37	Laura Enever	Australia	14.20	$110,000	Results
2011	Carissa Moore	United States	15.34	Tyler Wright	Australia	14.37	$110,000	Results
2010	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	12.40		United States	10.36		Results
2009	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia	16.07		United States	12.50		Results
2008	Sofía Mulánovich	Peru	17.34	Samantha Cornish	Australia	7.83		Results
2007	Chelsea Hedges	Australia		Carissa Moore	United States
2006		Australia		Layne Beachley	Australia
2005	Stephanie Gilmore	Australia		Megan Abubo	United States
2004	Jacqueline Silva	Brazil		Rochelle Ballard	United States
2003	Layne Beachley	Australia			Australia
2002		Australia		Jacqueline Silva	Brazil
2000	Layne Beachley	Australia
	Serena Brooke	Australia
		Australia
	Rochelle Ballard	Hawaii
		Australia
	Jodie Cooper	Australia
	Frieda Zamba	United States
	Wendy Botha	Australia
	Wendy Botha	Australia
		United States
	Margo Oberg	United States

See also[]

• Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast
• Roxy Pro France
• Roxy
• Women's surfing in Australia

References[]

External links[]

• Official web site

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