A selection of Caribbean surfers donated their expression session winnings to the victims of cat.5 hurricane Irma in an effort to support friends and families back home.
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One of the rare African surfers in the event, Matthew McGillivray failed to capitalize in 2017.
Best-Of Anfaplace Pro Casablanca 2017
WSL
Locals come out in numbers to check out the unusual spectacle.
Abdel El Harim comes out from a misty free surf while the event is on hold.
Rafael Teixeira, Deivid Silva, Mikaela Greene and Josefina Ane, the four finalists in Casablanca last year.
Ella Williams was stopped by eventual winner Greene in the quarters.
Gatien Delahaye suffered a similar fate, defeated in the semis by eventual winner Silva.
Another beautiful morning on site the Anfaplace Pro Casablanca.
Local surfer Jade Azami congratulated by his peers after a first-ever heat in competition.
Jeronimo Vargas commits to the last section for a solid score.
Josefina Ane was a surprise finalist in Morocco last year.
Bird's eye view of the Anfaplace Pro Casablanca contest site.
One of the rare African surfers in the event, Matthew McGillivray failed to capitalize in 2017.
Sisters Mikaela and Eliza Greene had to face off in Round 1.
Mikaela Greene was the overall standout in Casa and logical winner.
Nelson Cloarec was stopped in the quarters by Silva, in a remake of their 2016 Final.
Noe Mar McGonagle was one of the few surfers to find the shade on hot Moroccan days.
Rafael Teixeira takes it to the air and finishes runner-up.
A selection of Caribbean surfers donated their expression session winnings to the victims of cat.5 hurricane Irma in an effort to support friends and families back home.
One of the rare African surfers in the event, Matthew McGillivray failed to capitalize in 2017.