Livestream Re-Watch & Final Results - Aloha Classic 2025

Sarah-Quita Offringa and Morgan Noireaux are the winners of the 2025 Aloha Classic.

For the past four days, the pro men, women, juniors and masters were battling for the 2025 Wave World Titles and a place on the prestigious Aloha Classic podium.

Perfect trade winds and clean, mast-high sets provided the ideal playground for the 41st edition of the 2025 Aloha Classic Grand Final. Sarah-Quita Offringa takes the event victory and Wave overall title 2025 back home to Aruba. And Hawaiian Morgan Noireaux wins his fourth Aloha Classic event title, tying Robby Naish’s record for most men’s victories in event history. Spaniard Marc Pare finished 5th but grabs his first PWA/WWT Wave World title, becoming the first new men’s world champion in event history.

Just two quick facts about the 2025 Aloha Classic

At this year’s Aloha Classic the Masters fleet was the biggest and best ever with 36 of the world’s best Masters hitting the water, including Francisco Goya (Argentina), Josh Stone (Hawaii USA), Kai Katchadourian (USA / Finland), Keith Teboul (Madagascar/USA), Paul Karaolides (Cyprus), Chris Freeman (UK), Michi Schweiger (Austria), Jason Prior (Hawaii USA), Sean Ordoñez (Hawaii USA), Brian Talma (Barbados), Craig Yester (Hawaii USA), Angela Cochran (Hawaii USA), Jane Seman (Australia), and world ranking leaders Michael Friedl (Spain) and Charlie Rovira (Puerto Rico).
The pro women podium is 114 years of age 😉 with Sarah Quita 34 years of age, Angela Cochran is 60 years-old and Lisa Wermeister 20 years-old.

Result Pro Women
1. Sarah-Quita Offringa (ARU)
2. Angela Cochran (USA)
3. Lisa Wermeister (FRA)
4. Marine Hunter (FRA)
5. Pauline Katz (SUI), Shawna Corps (USA)
7. Sol Degrieck (BEL), Jane Seman (AUS)

Result Pro Men
1. Morgan Noireaux (FRA)
2. Bernd Roediger (USA)
3. Marcilio Browne (BRA)
4. Robby Swift (GBR)
5. Antoine Martin (FRA), Marc Parc Rico (ESP)
7. Ricardo Campello (VEN), Takuma Sugi (JPN)

Result Masters Women & Men (mixed)
1. Josh Stone (USA)
2. Keith Teboul (USA)
3. Francisco Goya (ARG)
4. Paul Karaloidis (CYP)

Result Juniors (U18)
1. Jaka Stroj (SLO)
2. Javier Escribano Toribio (ESP)
3. Sol Degrieck (BEL)
4. Jason Papanikolaou (GRE)

Result Pro Juniors (U21)
1. Ryu Noguchi (JPN)
2. Gregory Stathopoulos (GRE)
3. Samuele Ferraro (ITA)
4. Jake Ghiretti (AUS)