Watch some highlights from the 2025 Maui ProAm. The IWT/PWA event, the 4th 4 star World Cup event in the season, has been held at Ho’okipa beach in April, 14 – 18. The wind has been firing and waves have ben all over the place. 7 pro women, 24 pro men, 15 masters men and 6 juniors participated in the event.
Maui resident Marcilio Browne again has won the men’s category after his victory in the 5 star event in Chile. The Brazilian leads the 2025 overall rankings and the rolling rankings. The Brazilian has his hands on another world title in the wave windsurfing discipline in 2025. But 4 more 5 star events in Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Sylt and Maui are still on the 2025 tour schedule. One of the main contenders for the 2025 wave world title is Spaniard Marc Pare Rico, who made it in 2nd place in Chile and in the Maui ProAm. Takara Ishii, one of the rising stars, completed the podium in Maui. He sails well on both tacks and has a lot of control in the air.
Marcilio Browne wins the Maui ProAm 2025 (Photo: Fishbowldiaries)
French rider Marine Hunter won the ladies pro fleet ahead of Lisa Wermeister from Guadeloupe. Marina already has won a World Cup wave event in Sylt. Lisa scratches for the top and knows quite well how to ride waves with style. Super experienced Maria Andres from Spain ended up in third place and she proved again her skills in the waves. Jane Seman currently leads the women wave ranking and Sarah-Quita Offringa leads the rolling wave rankings
Marine Hunter wins the Maui ProAm 2025 (Photo: Fishbowldiaries)
Keith Teboul, the Quatro brain, again won the title in the masters category ahead of Jazz Glickenhaus and Naish development chief Michi Schweiger.
Results Maui ProAm:
Pro-Men:
1. Marcilio Browne
2. Marc Pare Rico
3. Takara Ishii
4. Robby Swift
5. Bernd Roeriger, Kai Lenny
7. Morgan Noireaux, Levi Siver
9. Camille Juban, Hayata Ishii, Federico Morisio, Boujmaa Guilloul
13. Liam Dunkerbeck, Julian Salmonn, Russ Faurot, Zdenek Maryzko
17. Nic Hibdige, Jazz Glickenhaus, Paul Karaolidis, Yushi Shirakata
21. Joshua Steel, Nicolo Spanu, Michael Rene Friedl Morales, Jackson Holden
Pro-Women:
1. Marine Hunter
2. Lisa Wermeister
3. Maria Andrés
4. Colette Guadagnino
5. Angela Cochran, Anne-Marie Reichman Totah
7. Julia Meijer
Masters:
1. Keith Teboul
2. Jazz Glickenhaus
3. Michi Schweiger
4. Kai Katchadourian
Juniors:
1. Javier Escribano Toribio
2. Koa Fabbio
3. Jason Papanikalaou
4. Max Ford
