Yago Dora & Bettylou Johnson Win 2025 Trestles Pro
- Yago Dora made a splash at Lower Trestles, securing his first victory at the famed break.
- Dora's path to victory included posting the highest heat score of the event in the final, a 17.90, besting Igarashi's 16.07.
- The quarterfinal match between Dora and Ewing showcased contrasting styles, with Ewing's turns nearly clinching the heat.
Yago Dora triumphed at Lower Trestles, seizing the Lexus Trestles Pro title in a stunning display of skill. This marks Dora’s first victory at the famed break and the first time a goofy-footed surfer has won since 2002. He outmaneuvered Ethan Ewing, Griffin Colapinto, and Kanoa Igarashi, showcasing his mastery of the air-to-turn-to-air combination. Molly Picklum also secured her career’s first win in the women’s division, delivering a standout performance.The competition was fierce, with Dora posting the highest heat score of the event. News Directory 3 brings you the latest from the world of professional surfing.The tour now heads to Saquarema, Brazil, with Dora positioned at No. 2 in the world. Discover what’s next …
Yago Dora Claims Lexus Trestles Pro Title
Updated June 15, 2025
Yago Dora made a splash at Lower Trestles, securing his first victory at the famed break. The goofy-footed surfer took down a series of regular-footed competitors,including Ethan ewing,Griffin Colapinto,and Kanoa Igarashi,to seize the Lexus Trestles Pro title. Dora is the first goofy-footed male surfer to win at the location since Luke Egan in 2002.
Dora’s path to victory included posting the highest heat score of the event in the final, a 17.90, besting Igarashi’s 16.07. His success was attributed to his mastery of the air-to-turn-to-air combination.
The quarterfinal match between Dora and Ewing showcased contrasting styles, with Ewing’s turns nearly clinching the heat. However, Dora landed a tail-high air on a left-hand wave in the final minute to advance.
In other quarterfinal action,Jack Robinson delivered a strong performance against Cole Houshmand,while Igarashi edged out Connor O’Leary.
Molly Picklum had a standout performance in the women’s division, earning her first career win against Caity Simmers. Picklum scored a 9.60 after going vertical on a large overhead wave.
The first men’s semifinal saw Dora initially dominate against Colapinto with a tweaked reverse and a backside Indy. Despite a near-miss on the landing of the Indy, Dora ultimately secured the win with two airs on a left, earning an 8.90.
Igarashi’s semifinal against Robinson was marked by flow and speed, earning him an 8.77 with a mix of carves and tail slides.Robinson’s final attempt fell short, allowing Igarashi to advance to the final.
What’s next
The tour now heads to Saquarema, Brazil. Dora’s victory moves him to No. 2 in the world, positioning him for a potential WSL Finals appearance.