Surfing Republica - Brisa Hennessy will defend her CT lead starting next Sunday
The Costa Rican will defend the yellow jersey at the fourth CT stop in Australia.
After three dates of the World Surf League Championship Tour, Costa Rican surfer Brisa Hennessy remains at the top of the ranking, despite the continuous pressure from the most experienced and skilled surfers in the world.
The Matapalo native managed to keep the yellow jersey after the difficult test in Portugal and now in Bells Beach, Australia, she will try to maintain her best surfing to continue in first place. 
So far, Brisa has accumulated a total of 17,355 points, followed by Carissa Moore and Lakey Peterson, both with 16,465 points, a slight distance that the national will seek to maintain with a good performance in the Australian leg.
The Bells Beach Pro is scheduled to start on Sunday, April 10th and could run until Wednesday, April 20th.
The fifth date of the tour will also be held in Australia and the historic Margaret River wave will host the best surfers between April 24 and May 4.
Currently, at the Bells Beach Pro, the national team would be facing Australians Stephanie Gilmore and Molly Picklum in the fourth heat; however, changes could occur in the heats and the rivals could vary. 
See all the information about this event at:
https://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2022/ct/9/rip-curl-pro-bells-beach/main