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IN BRIEF
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The surfing scene in Martinique has recently been the scene of dazzling performances by young talents at theOpen de France de surf espoirs. Between imposing waves and acrobatic figures, the future champions demonstrated the full extent of their potential, making an impression and laying the foundations for the future of this exciting sport.
The French Open of Espoirs surfing recently attracted the attention of surfing enthusiasts in Martinique. Young talents such as Tim Bisso, Clémence Schorsch, and other surfers from different regions of France, showed impressive performances. This event highlighted athletes not only from Martinique, but also from Normandy and Brittany, proving that French surfing has a bright future ahead of it.
A weekend of intense competition
Last weekend, the first Open de France Open and Juniors saw impressive waves and unforgettable performances. Guadeloupean Tim Bisso wowed spectators with his prowess, as did the talented Clémence Schorsch. Their victories mark the beginning of a series of exciting events in the world of young surfers.
Confirmed young talents
Yséa Houllier and Lee-Ann Boudine, two representatives of the Hossegor surf club, solidified their positions in the national rankings by finishing 2nd and 3rd respectively. Their performances show once again that women’s surfing in France is gaining momentum, making each competition more and more exciting.
Norman hopes in light
Four young champions from Normandy, namely Armel Boisbourdain, Baptiste Scelle, Rodrigue Regnault And Pablo Herland, also caused a sensation. These talented surfers proudly represented their region during this competition in Martinique, and proved that they have the potential to compete with the best.
Find out more about young Norman surfers.
The Brittany Hope Center in action
Ten young surfers from Pôle Espoirs Bretagne flew to the Antilles, ready to take on the best. Their participation in this major competition demonstrates the commitment and level of preparation of these athletes. This exchange between regions allows young talents to immerse themselves in varied surf conditions and improve their technique.
Discover the surfers of Pôle Espoirs Bretagne.
The West Indian dream for Martinican hopes
The Pôle Espoir de Surf de Martinique also demonstrated its excellence. Benefiting from a year-round “playground” and perfect surfing conditions, these young athletes performed exceptionally well. The French Open in Martinique was the ideal opportunity for them to shine on the national scene.
See the results of the French Open Surf Espoirs de Martinique.
A look back at historical performances
Going back a little, the Banque Populaire Surf Tour Hopes was also a highlight with some notable performances. For example, Malone Vieuge from Bidarteko Surf Club scored one of the best scores of the weekend with an impressive 8.63 points. Such scores foreshadow a bright future for these young talents.
Veterans still in action
The Veteran category is not left out with Erwann Jadé, who competed with the two best South African surfers of the stage. Although the competition was tough, he demonstrated remarkable technique and fighting spirit, reminding everyone that surfing is a sport for all ages.
Promising performances of young surfers at the French Open for hopeful surfers in Martinique
| Name | Club / Origin | Performance |
| Yséa Houllier | Hossegor Surf Club | 2nd in the national ranking |
| Lee-Ann Boudine | Hossegor Surf Club | 3rd in the national ranking |
| Tim Bisso | Guadeloupe | Winner of the Open |
| Clemence Schorsch | Guadeloupe | Junior Winner |
| Malone Vieuge | Bidarteko Surf Club | 8.63 pts best score |
| Baptiste Scelle | Flamanville | Winner of the last Open |
| Armel Boisbourdain | Benoistville | Representative of Normandy |
| Rodrigue Regnault and Pablo Herland | Normandy | Representatives in the West Indies |
- Tim Bisso: Originally from Guadeloupe, he won the first French Open with an impressive performance.
- Clemence Schorsch: This young surfer also shone by taking first place among the juniors.
- Yséa Houllier: Representative of the Hossegor surf club, she ranked 2nd in the national rankings.
- Lee-Ann Boudine: She solidified her position by securing third place in the same competition.
- Malone Vieuge: A member of the Bidarteko surf club, he obtained one of the best scores of the weekend with 8.63 points.
- Baptiste Scelle: Originally from Flamanville, he won the last Open, thus confirming his talent.
- Armel Boisbourdain: A young surfer from Benoistville, he will be one of four Normans to represent their region in the Antilles.
- Rodrigue Regnault: He too will represent Normandy alongside three other young champions.
- Pablo Herland: Will also be part of the Normandy team preparing to face the West Indian waves.