2004 ASP World Tour

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The 2004 ASP World Tour is a professional competitive surfing league. It is run by the Association of Surfing Professionals.

Men's World Tour

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Tournaments

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DateLocationCountryEventWinnerRunner-upRef
March 2-March 14Gold Coast AustraliaQuiksilver Pro Michael Lowe (AUS) Andy Irons (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
April 6-April 16Bells Beach AustraliaRip Curl Pro Joel Parkinson (AUS) Taj Burrow (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
May 6-May 18Teahupoo, Tahiti French PolynesiaBillabong Pro C.J. Hobgood (USA) Nathan Hedge (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
May 26-June 4Tavarua FijiQuiksilver Pro Fiji Damien Hobgood (USA) Andy Irons (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
July 13-July 23Jeffreys Bay South AfricaBillabong Pro Andy Irons (HAW) Nathan Hedge (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
September 1-September 8Chiba JapanQuiksilver Pro C.J. Hobgood (USA) Joel Parkinson (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
September 10-September 21Trestles United StatesBoost Mobile Pro Joel Parkinson (AUS) Kelly Slater (USA)Report[permanent dead link]
September 23-October 4Hossegor FranceQuiksilver Pro Andy Irons (HAW) Bruce Irons (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
October 5-October 16Mundaka SpainBillabong Pro Luke Egan (AUS) Phillip MacDonald (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
November 1-November 10Florianópolis BrazilNova Schin Festival Taj Burrow (AUS) Tom Whitaker (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
December 8-December 20Pipeline, Hawaii United StatesRip Curl Pipeline Masters Jamie O'Brien (HAW) Sunny Garcia (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]

Source

Final standings

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RankNameCountryPoints
1Andy Irons Hawaii7,824
2Joel Parkinson Australia6,588
3Kelly Slater United States6,444
4C.J. Hobgood United States6,108
5Luke Egan Australia5,760
6Taj Burrow Australia5,724
7Nathan Hedge Australia5,688
8Sunny Garcia Hawaii5,172
9Damien Hobgood United States5,124
10Peterson Rosa Brazil5,076

Source

Women's World Tour

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Tournaments

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DateLocationCountryEventWinnerRunner-upRef
March 2-March 14Gold Coast AustraliaRoxy Pro Gold Coast Jacqueline Silva (BRA) Rochelle Ballard (HAW)Report
April 18-April 24Tavarua FijiRoxy Pro Fiji Sofía Mulánovich (PER) Rochelle Ballard (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
May 6-May 16Teahupoo, Tahiti French PolynesiaBillabong Pro Tahiti Sofía Mulánovich (PER) Rochelle Ballard (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
May 22-May 30Anglet FranceRoxy Jam Sofía Mulánovich (PER) Keala Kennelly (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
October 2-October 10Malibu United StatesRip Curl Malibu Pro Megan Abubo (HAW) Maria Tita Tavares (BRA)Report
November 12-November 24Haleiwa, Hawaii United StatesRoxy Pro Layne Beachley (AUS) Sofía Mulánovich (PER)Report
December 8-December 19Honolua Bay, Hawaii United StatesBillabong Pro Chelsea Georgeson (AUS) Samantha Cornish (AUS)Report

Source

Final standings

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RankNameCountryPoints
1Sofía Mulánovich Peru5,484
2Rochelle Ballard Hawaii4,584
3Chelsea Georgeson Australia4,572
4Layne Beachley Australia4,368
5Maria Tita Tavares Brazil3,846
6Jacqueline Silva Brazil3,768
7Keala Kennelly Hawaii3,348
8Laurina McGrath Australia3,336
9Megan Abubo Hawaii3,078
10Samantha Cornish Australia2,964

Source

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Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2004_ASP_World_Tour&oldid=1306038012"

    The 2004 ASP World Tour is a professional competitive surfing league. It is run by the Association of Surfing Professionals.

    Men's World Tour

    Tournaments

    DateLocationCountryEventWinnerRunner-upRef
    March 2-March 14Gold Coast AustraliaQuiksilver Pro Michael Lowe (AUS) Andy Irons (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
    April 6-April 16Bells Beach AustraliaRip Curl Pro Joel Parkinson (AUS) Taj Burrow (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
    May 6-May 18Teahupoo, Tahiti French PolynesiaBillabong Pro C.J. Hobgood (USA) Nathan Hedge (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
    May 26-June 4Tavarua FijiQuiksilver Pro Fiji Damien Hobgood (USA) Andy Irons (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
    July 13-July 23Jeffreys Bay South AfricaBillabong Pro Andy Irons (HAW) Nathan Hedge (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
    September 1-September 8Chiba JapanQuiksilver Pro C.J. Hobgood (USA) Joel Parkinson (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
    September 10-September 21Trestles United StatesBoost Mobile Pro Joel Parkinson (AUS) Kelly Slater (USA)Report[permanent dead link]
    September 23-October 4Hossegor FranceQuiksilver Pro Andy Irons (HAW) Bruce Irons (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
    October 5-October 16Mundaka SpainBillabong Pro Luke Egan (AUS) Phillip MacDonald (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
    November 1-November 10Florianópolis BrazilNova Schin Festival Taj Burrow (AUS) Tom Whitaker (AUS)Report[permanent dead link]
    December 8-December 20Pipeline, Hawaii United StatesRip Curl Pipeline Masters Jamie O'Brien (HAW) Sunny Garcia (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]

    Source

    Final standings

    RankNameCountryPoints
    1Andy Irons Hawaii7,824
    2Joel Parkinson Australia6,588
    3Kelly Slater United States6,444
    4C.J. Hobgood United States6,108
    5Luke Egan Australia5,760
    6Taj Burrow Australia5,724
    7Nathan Hedge Australia5,688
    8Sunny Garcia Hawaii5,172
    9Damien Hobgood United States5,124
    10Peterson Rosa Brazil5,076

    Source

    Women's World Tour

    Tournaments

    DateLocationCountryEventWinnerRunner-upRef
    March 2-March 14Gold Coast AustraliaRoxy Pro Gold Coast Jacqueline Silva (BRA) Rochelle Ballard (HAW)Report
    April 18-April 24Tavarua FijiRoxy Pro Fiji Sofía Mulánovich (PER) Rochelle Ballard (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
    May 6-May 16Teahupoo, Tahiti French PolynesiaBillabong Pro Tahiti Sofía Mulánovich (PER) Rochelle Ballard (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
    May 22-May 30Anglet FranceRoxy Jam Sofía Mulánovich (PER) Keala Kennelly (HAW)Report[permanent dead link]
    October 2-October 10Malibu United StatesRip Curl Malibu Pro Megan Abubo (HAW) Maria Tita Tavares (BRA)Report
    November 12-November 24Haleiwa, Hawaii United StatesRoxy Pro Layne Beachley (AUS) Sofía Mulánovich (PER)Report
    December 8-December 19Honolua Bay, Hawaii United StatesBillabong Pro Chelsea Georgeson (AUS) Samantha Cornish (AUS)Report

    Source

    Final standings

    RankNameCountryPoints
    1Sofía Mulánovich Peru5,484
    2Rochelle Ballard Hawaii4,584
    3Chelsea Georgeson Australia4,572
    4Layne Beachley Australia4,368
    5Maria Tita Tavares Brazil3,846
    6Jacqueline Silva Brazil3,768
    7Keala Kennelly Hawaii3,348
    8Laurina McGrath Australia3,336
    9Megan Abubo Hawaii3,078
    10Samantha Cornish Australia2,964

    Source

    • Official Site
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