Photos of 2015 Sprite Soup Bowl Pro Junior

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(L to R): 4th Place - Colt Ward (USA), 3rd Place - Dane Mackie (BRB), Runner-up - Griffin Colapinto (USA), and Soup Bowl Pro Junior winner - Cam Richards (USA).

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Ripping through this year's Sprite Soup Bowl Pro Junior, Cam Richards (USA) lost only one heat en route to his Finals win.

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Finalist Griffin Colapinto (USA) qualified for the World Junior Championships in Cascais, Portugal - earning three Finals appearances and winning the Vans Open Pro Junior.

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Barbados' sole Finals Day representative Dane Mackie (BRB)

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Finalist Colt Ward (USA) won his Semifinal through sheer power turns.

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Bird's eye view of Semifinalist Braden Jones (USA).

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Semifinalist Kevin Schulz (USA) throwing into his backhand.

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Semifinalist Lucca Mesinas (PER) was in-form on his forehand throughout the event.

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Semifinalist Noah Schweizer (USA) connecting strongly on his forehand. Earning a spot in the Semifinals, Schweizer qualified for the World Junior Championships in Cascais, Portugal.

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A view of the beautiful coastline of Bathsheba, Barbados from the pristine reefbreak of Soup Bowl.

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Blasting a perfect 10, Jake Davis (USA) posted the highest heat total on opening day in impeccable conditions. WSL/ Nathaniel Harrington

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Feeling right at home in his native country of Barbados, Josh Burke (BRB) advanced with a 15.50 total behind Jake Davis (BRB) in their Round 2 heat.

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Currently sitting in a qualifying position for the WSL Junior Championships in January, Griffin Colapinto (USA) came back from injury stronger than ever - winning his Round 2 heat.

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Alongside a number of fellow Junior competitors, Matt Passaquindici (USA) is competing in his last Pro Junior event and leaving nothing in the tank - winning his Round 2 heat.

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Posting a solid 14.23 total in Round 2 for his heat win, Cam Richards (USA) also won his Round 1 heat and is only gaining momentum heading into the Quarterfinals.

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Advancing behind Griffin Colapinto (USA), Lucca Mesinas (PER) ripped his way through Round 2 and into the Quarterfinals.

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Looking for a big result in Barbados, Kevin Schulz (USA) is moving in the right direction - winning his Round 2 heat and into the Quarterfinals.

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Falling short in a stacked heat including No.3 ranked Parker Coffin (USA), Cam Richards (USA), and fellow Bajan Zander Venezia (BRB), Jacob Burke (BRB) showed he will be a force to be reckoned with in coming seasons.