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Day 3 - Update
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| | |  "I'm not looking at the heat draw I'm just trying to surf against myself at the moment," he said.
Whilst a number of high seeded surfers tumbled out of the competition - Kirk Flintoff (Cronulla), Matt Wilkinson (Copacabana), Shaun Cansdell (Mullaway), Drew Courtney (Umina) and Darren O'Rafferty (Bonny Hills) - Khy Vaughan, who returned back to competitive surfing after a 3 year hiatus, was on fire.
"This is my first WQS contest in around three years, I just needed to step away from all competition.
"The surf was definitely better today. I'm just looking at build up my competitive surfing and confidence and am looking for a good year," he said.
Bobby Hansen, the only New Zealander left in the competition, used patience to advance through to the round of 24.
Hansen who has came from behind in his past two heats; found that waiting for the better waves continued to pay off.
"The better waves are definitely the ones that are worth waiting for. There's no point going mad for the smaller waves that aren't going to score," he said.
Arrive Alive Women's rounds one and two will be running right through the afternoon and organizers are confident of good waves tomorrow.
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