(Sound On) Lelo! Lelo! Lelonathando Fica winning the U16 boys final at SA Grommet Games in 2021.

Cellphone footage of Lelonathando Fica Winning the U16 boys final at the 2021 Grommet Games in Durban. It was an incredibly exciting afternoon at Dairy Beach in Durban for Ethekweni Surfriders Association.

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Lelonathando Fica Winning the U16 boys final at the 2021 Grommet Games in Durban.

RESULTS OF 2021 SEA HARVEST KZN GROMMET GAMES presented by the section OF SPORT, ARTS AND CULTURE.

Dairy Beach, March 20th & 21st
U8 Boys Final
1. Mason Beach – ESA
2. Kuhlekonke – ISA

U8 Girls Final
1. Adrianna Canning – ESA
2. Buhle Ntuli – ISA

U10 Boys Final
1. Levi Vosloo – ESA
2. Adam Van Der Merwe – UGU
3. Zack Lourens – ESA
4. Snackho Memeka – ISA

U10 Girls Final
1. Sophie Suttie – ESA
2. Skye Zulu – ESA
3. Omusha Masondo – ISA
4. Anele Hlope – ISA

U12 Boys Final
1. Ashton Sangster – ESA
2. Khanyisani Mgu – ESA
3. Nathan Taylor – ISA
4. Rylie Balfour- ISA

U12 Girls Final
1. Leah Lepront – UGU
2. Haylie le Roux – UGU
3. Mikayla Jefferis – ESA
4. Maxine Kaufmann – ISA

U14 Boys Final
1. Ry Colepepper – ISA
2. Okhule Ngcungama – UGU
3. Daryn Palmer – UGU
4. Damien Frew – ESA

U14 Girls Final
1. Grace Coetzer – ESA
2. Catherine Jacob – ISA
3. Sbonga Ntuli – ESA
4. Nokwanda Memela – ESA

U16 Boys Final
1. Lelonathando Fica – ESA
2. Tristan Korset – UGU
3. Sebastian Garnett- ISA
4. Joel Duncan – ISA

U16 Girls Final
1. Demi Rowe – ESA
2. Jamaica Lamb – ESA
3. Indiphile Osinachi – ESA
4. Cassandra Shoba – ISA

TEAM RESULTS
1. ETHEKWENI SURFRIDERS – 48675 points
2. ILEMBE SURFRIDERS- 40039 points
3. UGU SURFRIDERS – 32851 points

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Durban nicknamed Durbs, is the third most populous city in South Africa after Johannesburg and Cape Town and the largest city in KwaZulu-Natal. Durban forms part of the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, which includes neighbouring towns and has a population of about 3.44 million, making the combined municipality one of the largest cities on the Indian Ocean coast of the African continent. Durban was also one of the host cities of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

NEW PIER:
“This is surf central. New Pier (with North Pier) may take hold ruined the Bay of Plenty, but it created this spitting right-hander. Although the older guys still shake their heads at how much better Bay used to be, New Pier gets world class. At low tide in a lined up southeast swell with light southwest winds, this wave peels from the back of the pier caput and winds all the way downward to Dairy. It has been ridden bigger than 10 feet. At best, it is a fast and hollow tube that sucks over sand straight from take-off. acquire in by jumping off the goal of the pier during lulls. On average days, it’s a consistent hot Canis familiaris wave.” – Wavescape

NORTH BEACH:
“An incredibly goodness wave when it’s on. North Beach is more consistent than Bay of Plenty and place to a zillion bodyboarders. A crunching right-hander that barrels its way across a sandbank. Handles up to 10 feet and has been the scene of some epic barrel-riding feats. On the lower tide, stick to the strong-shouldered right that comes off the pier, as these seldom close out or run fat. Anything from one to 10 pes looks goodness. A pushing tide brings the action closer in with a walling, left-mitt bowl that pushes towards the pier. Best conditions are a solid swell and a light westerly breeze.” – Wavescape