Photos of 2013 Cascais Girls Pro

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Carissa Moore is crowned 2013 ASP Women's World Champion.

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Carissa Moore celebrates with runner up Sally Fitzgibbons.

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Carissa Moore ( HAW) wins EDP Cascais Girls Pro 13

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Coco Ho placed equal third.

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Carissa Moore wins Cascais Girls Pro.

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Fellow WCT competitors cheering on Carissa.

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EDP Cascais Girls Pro 13

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Paige Hareb placed fifth.

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Sage Erickson wins her quarter final to advance into the semi final.

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Carissa Moore focusses before her heat.

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EDP Cascais Girls Pro 13

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Stephanie Gilmore was eliminated during Round 4.

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Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) eliminated during Round 4.

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Carissa Moore (HAW), 21, 2011 ASP Womens World Champion and current ASP WCT No. 1, remains locked in a heated battle for this years crown and kept her 2013 campaign alive this afternoon with a hard-fought win over reigning five-time ASP Womens World Champion Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), 25.

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Sally Fitzgibbons advanced into the quarterfinals.

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Lakey Peterson was eliminated in Round 4.

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Tyler Wright (AUS), 19, continued her own campaign for this years world surfing crown with a victory over Lakey Peterson (USA), 19, to close out the days events.

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Tyler Wright (AUS), 19, continued her own campaign for this years world surfing crown with a victory over Lakey Peterson (USA), 19, to close out the days events.

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Tyler Wright (AUS), 19, continued her own campaign for this years world surfing crown with a victory over Lakey Peterson (USA), 19, to close out the days events.

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Dolphins visit the lineup.

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Tyler Wright (AUS), 19, continued her own campaign for this years world surfing crown with a victory over Lakey Peterson (USA), 19, to close out the days events.

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Coco Ho advanced into the quarterfinals.

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Paige Hareb ( NZL) advanced into the quarterfinals.

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Guincho Contest Site.

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Coco Ho advanced into the quarterfinals.

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Pauline Ado eliminated in Round 4.

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Bianca Buitendag advanced into the Quarterfinals.

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Carissa Moore (HAW), 21, 2011 ASP Womens World Champion and current ASP WCT No. 1, remains locked in a heated battle for this years crown and kept her 2013 campaign alive this afternoon with a hard-fought win over reigning five-time ASP Womens World Champion Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), 25.

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Courtney Conlogue advanced into the quarterfinals.

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Carissa Moore (HAW), 21, 2011 ASP Womens World Champion and current ASP WCT No. 1 prepares for her heat.

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Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) eliminated in Round 4.

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Malia Manuel eliminated in Round 2.

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Sage Erickson (USA), 22, came into the final event of the season needing a solid result to qualify for next years elite ASP Womens World Championship Tour and the young Californian put in a banner day, posting emphatic wins in Round 2 and 3 to advance directly through to the Quarterfinals.

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Laura Enever eliminated during Round 2.

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Carissa Moore looking relaxed despite World Title Pressure.

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Cascais Guincho new site.

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Sally Fitzgibbons won her Round 1 heat to advance into Round 3. ASP/ Aquashot

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Malia Manuel will surf again in Round 2.

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Carissa Moore (HAW) won her Round 1 heat advancing into Round three. ASP/ Aquashot

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Carissa Moore looking sharp during Round 1. ASP/ Aquashot

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Pauline Ado placed second during round 1. ASP/ Aquashot

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Bianca Buitendag placed second during Round 1. ASP/ Aquashot

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Stephanie Gilmore looking dangerous during Round 1. ASP/ Aquashot

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Stephanie Gilmore of Tweed Heads, NSW, Australia (pictured) secured an emphatic Round 1 win over rookie Bianca Buitendag (ZAF) and Silvana Lima (BRA) at the EDP Cascais Girls Pro in Portugal on Thursday October 3, 2013. Gilmore, who has bowed out of this year's ASP World Title Race, remains a threat at this, the final event of the 2013 ASP Women's World Championship Tour season. ASP/ Aquashot

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Bianca Buitendag placed second during Round 1. ASP/ Aquashot