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“Let’s be the greatest”: North Narrabeen channel Steph Gilmore to land eighth Surftag title

Matt Cleary
By Matt Cleary
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As a drone went mad and waves popped up like Whack-a-Moles, North Narrabeen Boardriders Club drew inspiration from world champion Stephanie Gilmore to take out a record eighth SURFTAG series title in stunning style at South Curl Curl Beach on Saturday.
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