The Little Andaman Pro 2026 came to an exciting close with a grand finale that showcased top-level talent in surfing and stand-up paddleboarding. Hosted by the Andaman & Nicobar Tourism in association with the Surfing Federation of India, the three-day championship brought together some of the best athletes in the country, set against the scenic backdrop of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.

In the Surfing Men’s Open Final, Sivaraj Babu delivered a strong performance to claim the National Champion title with a score of 13.63. The competition was tight, with Srikanth D finishing just behind at 13.33, missing the top spot by a narrow margin of 0.30 points. Kishore Kumar secured 12.87, while Sanjay Selvamani finished with 9.30 in a closely fought final.

The Surfing Women’s Open Final saw Kamali Moorthy continue her impressive form, winning the National Championship title and successfully defending her crown. With a score of 15.83, she secured victory by a margin of 4.19 points over Sugar Shanti Banarse, who scored 11.64. Devi Ramanathan (7.84) and Riva Aurora (5.23) completed the final standings.

In the SUP Sprint Men’s Final, Sekar Pachai added another win to his performance in the championship, finishing first with a time of 1:22.32. He was followed by Akash Pujar (1:24.65) and Selvarasan Nagamuthu (1:29.98), making it a competitive race.

The SUP Sprint Women’s Final featured a strong performance from Vijayalakshmi Irulappan, who secured the top position with a time of 1:40.35. Arthi finished second at 1:48.02, while Nishi took third place with a time of 2:47.94.

Speaking on the occasion, Arun Vasu, President of the Surfing Federation of India, said,

“We congratulate all the winners and participants for their incredible performances throughout the championship. The level of talent on display has been truly inspiring. Hosting the Little Andaman Pro here has been a remarkable experience, and we are grateful for the support extended by the Andaman & Nicobar Tourism Department in in making this event a grand success.”

A senior official from Andaman & Nicobar Tourism added,

“We are proud to have successfully hosted the Little Andaman Pro 2026 and to showcase the islands as an emerging hub for surfing and adventure tourism. The overwhelming response from athletes and audiences alike encourages us to continue promoting such events, and we look forward to hosting many more championships in the future.”

The Department of Tourism, Andaman & Nicobar Administration, in association with the Surfing Federation of India, hosted the national-level surfing championship ‘Little Andaman Pro 2026’ for the first time in the islands. The event marks an important step in India’s surfing journey and highlights the region’s growing potential as a destination for water sports.

Blending sport, culture, and community, the Little Andaman Pro 2026 concluded on a high note, leaving a strong impact and building momentum for the future of competitive surfing in India.