The Crescent Head heavyweights took line honours in three of the four divisions contested.

Ellie-Jean bagged the blue ribbon under 16 girls’ title, Jackson - the under 13s boys’ title and Holly-Sue - the under 13s girls’ title in punchy one-metre beach break waves at Lighthouse Beach.

The early rounds of the unique three-round format, which was the brain child of current ASP World Tour surfer and Ocean & Earth team rider Phil Macdonald, saw some outstanding surfing performances.

Local ace Matt Banting and Ellie-Jean headed the charge to maintain dominant lead positions on the Teenage Rampage leader board in their respective divisions.

With only the top four placed surfers after three rounds in each division progressing to the final, the slate was wiped clean for the final, opening the door for potential upsets.

This is exactly what happened in the under 16 boys final, with Crescent Head ripper Jackson O’Donnell upstaging Banting on his home stretch of beach.

Despite a slow start to the final Banting held a marginal lead over his finalists.

But O’Donnell pounced on this opportunity, hunting down the cleaner left hand walls to move into a slim lead position.

Banting made a late charge with a strong combo of forehand manoeuvres, but it was O’Donnell who sealed the upset win with a super powerful forehand display to net him an excellent 8.50 to finish with a dominant victory.

Runner up Banting was closely followed by Ryan Hunt (Tinonee) in third and Phoenix Graham (Crescent Head) in fourth.

Post final, O’Donnell said he was stoked to take the win over his more fancied opponent.

“Conditions were a little tricky so I really concentrated on being patient and waiting for the bigger walling lefts,” he said.

“Matt (Banting) is always a threat so I knew I needed a good backup wave to get a bit of breathing space. Luckily I got that bigger one towards the end and it walled up perfectly for me to get the score.”