Joel Parkinson

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Joel Parkinson (born 1981) is an Australian surfer who competes on the world tour. Known as Parko, he grew up on the Gold Coast with fellow surfer Mick Fanning.[1] He won the Quiksilver Pro in 2002.[2] Parkinson is married to Monica with a daughter Evie. He won the billabong pro at J-bay at 17 years old as a wildcard.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Snippets Of A Determined Mind, Interview by Jesse Faen, March 9, 2005
  2. ^ Parko wins Quick Silver Pro 2002
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Association of Surfing Professionals
2008 Foster's Men's World Tour (WCT)
Mick Fanning - Taj Burrow - Kelly Slater - Joel Parkinson - Bede Durbidge - Andy Irons - Pancho Sullivan - Jeremy Flores - Dean Morrison - Bobby Martinez - C.J. Hobgood - Kai Otton - Tom Whitaker - Frederick Patacchia - Taylor Knox - Damien Hobgood - Luke Stedman - Paulo Moura - Chris Ward - Travis Logie - Michael Campbell - Adrian Buchan - Rodrigo Dornelles - Neco Padaratz - Leonardo Neves - Fredrick Patacchia - Ricky Basnett - Bruce Irons - Daniel Wills - Royden Bryson - Adriano de Souza - Travis Logie - Dayyan Neve - Ben Dunn - Pancho Sullivan - Luke Munro - Greg Emslie - Tim Reyes - Jordy Smith - Dane Reynolds - Jay Thompson - Tiago Pires - Aritz Aranburu - Ben Bourgeois - Jihad Khodr - Kieren Perrow - Roy Powers - Heitor Alves - Mikael Picon - Daniel Ross
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