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Sally Fitzgibbons

b. 1990

Australian surfer

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About Sally Fitzgibbons

Born 1990. Sally Fitzgibbons is an Australian surfer.

Tokyo Olympics Fitzgibbons had qualified for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in 2019 by finishing in the top eight on the WSL World Tour that year. At the Olympics in the quarterfinal she lost to Amuro Tsuzuki of Japan and therefore did not compete for a medal finishing 5th. Australia at the 2020 Summer Olympics details the results in depth.

Career victories ASP/WSL Women's World Tour Wins YearEventVenueCountry 2011 Rip Curl Women's Pro Bells Beach, Victoria 2011 Subaru Pro TSB Bank Women's Surf Festival Taranaki 2011 US Open of Surfing Huntington Beach, California 2012 Rip Curl Women's Pro Bells Beach, Victoria 2012 Billabong Rio Pro Rio de Janeiro 2013 Roxy Pro France Hossegor 2014 Billabong Pro Brazil Rio de Janeiro 2014 Fiji Pro Tavarua 2015 Fiji Pro Tavarua 2017 Drug Aware Margaret River Pro Margaret River, Western Australia 2019 Oi Rio Pro Rio de Janeiro 2021 Rottnest Island Pro Ripcurl Search Rottnest Island, Western Australia

Results 2015 results 2014 results • 5th ASP Roxy Pro, Gold Coast, Queensland • 3rd ASP US Open of Surf, Margaret River, Western Australia, Australia • 3rd ASP Rip Curl Women's Pro, Bells Beach, Australia • 1st ASP Billabong Pro Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • 1st ASP Fiji Pro Fiji, Cloudbreak, Fiji • 3rd ASP US Open of Surf, California, USA • 2nd ASP Hurley Trestles Pro, California, USA • 5th ASP Roxy Pro France, Hossegor, France • 2nd ASP EDP Pro Portugal, Cascais, Portugal • 5th ASP Target Pro, Maui, USA

2013 results • 1st ASP 6STAR Break Burleigh Pro, Burleigh Heads, Queensland, Australia • 2nd ASP 6STAR Hunter Ports Women's Classic, Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia • 2nd ASP Roxy Pro, Gold Coast, Queensland • 3rd ASP TSB Bank NZ Surf Festival featuring the Dow AgroSciences Pro, Taranaki, New Zealand • 3rd ASP Drug Aware Pro, Margaret River, Western Australia, Australia • 5th ASP Rip Curl Women's Pro, Bells Beach, Australia • 2nd ASP Billabong Colgate Plax Pro Rio, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • 5th ASP US Open of Surf, California, USA • 1st ASP Roxy Pro France, Hossegor, FRA • 2nd ASP EDP Billabong Pro, Portugal, PRT

2012 results – Runner-up WT Ranking • 1st ASP 6STAR Australian Open, Manly, Australia • 3rd ASP Roxy Pro, Gold Coast, Queensland • 1st ASP 6STAR Hunter Ports Women's Classic, Newcastle, Australia • 1st ASP Rip Curl Women's Pro, Bells Beach, Australia • 5th ASP TSB Bank NZ Surf Festival featuring the Dow AgroSciences Pro, Taranaki, New Zealand • 5th ASP Beachley Classic, Dee Why, Australia • 1st ASP Billabong Rio Pro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • 5th ASP Roxy Pro, Biarritz, France • 3rd ASP US Open of Surf, California, USA

2011 results – Runner-up WT Ranking • 3rd ASP 6STAR Legendary Pacific Coast Pro, Newcastle, Australia • 3rd ASP Roxy Pro, Biarritz, France • 3rd ASP Beachley Classic, Dee Why, Australia • 2nd ASP Billabong Rio Pro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • 1st ASP 6STAR Swatch Girls Pro, Hossegor, France • 1st ASP US Open of Surf, California, USA • 3rd ASP Roxy Pro, Gold Coast, Queensland • 1st ASP Rip Curl Women's Pro, Bells Beach, Australia • 1st ASP Subaru TSB Bank Pro WT, Taranaki, New Zealand

2010 results – Runner-up WT Ranking 2nd ASP Movistar Classic WT Peru 1st ASP Estoril Surf Festival 6 Star WQS Guinch Portugal 2nd ASP Beachley Classic WT Dee Why Australia 2nd ASP TSB Bank Pro WT Taranaki New Zealand 3rd ASP RipCurl Pro WT Bells Beach Australia 2nd ASP Drug Aware Pro 6Star WQS Margaret River

2009 results – 5th WT Ranking 3rd ASP Billabong Pro WT Honolua Bay Maui Hawaii 2nd ASP Gidget Pro WT Sunset Beach Hawaii 3rd ASP Ripcurl Pro WT Lobitos Peru 1st ASP Estoril Festival 6 Star WQS Guinch Portugal 3rd ASP RipCurl Pro WT Bells Beach Australia

Other sports Fitzgibbons competed in athletics before she started her professional surfing career. She was a national champion winning middle-distance runner in the 800m and 1500m, also winning gold medals in both those events at the 2007 Youth Olympics. She also played touch football and soccer.

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Important facts

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Surfer
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Education
Kiama High School
Also known as
Sally Anne Fitzgibbons

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Sally Fitzgibbons?

Australian surfer

When was Sally Fitzgibbons born?

Sally Fitzgibbons was born on 12 December 1990 in Nowra.

What is Sally Fitzgibbons's occupation?

Sally Fitzgibbons is a surfer.

What nationality is Sally Fitzgibbons?

Sally Fitzgibbons is Australian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Sally Fitzgibbons

· Wikidata: Q3469982

· DBpedia: Sally Fitzgibbons

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