France Wins Gold in an Action-Packed ISA Aloha Cup<br /><br />Much like the day before, the medal hopes of surfers and their respective teams continued to swing throughout Day 7 of competition at Playa Venao. The day began with 44 surfers contending for 12 individual medals, and with the final horn of the day, the event was down to 24 of the record-number 303 athletes who began the competition a week prior the DAKINE ISA World Junior Surfing Championship Presented by Billabong.<br /><br />It was an extremely competitive environment on Saturday, with athletes and teams scratching for every possible wave and team points. Australia, Brazil, France, Hawaii and USA each have several surfers to compete on the final day, so the medal order is still far from determined.
