He's 23-years-old. The current number two surfer in the world. And surfing the globe on his best ASP World Championship Tour (WCT) to date. But yet, Jordy Smith is even more stoked.

As the sun set on the final day the 2010 Oakley World Pro Junior, competitors, contest staff and fans alike were all ready to let loose and celebrate!

The world’s best junior surfers pushed the performance limits at the Oakley ASP World Pro Junior, event no.1 on the ASP World Junior Tour (WJT), in Bali today, with Round 1 of the Pro Junior men’s division hitting the water in building 3-4 ft (1-1.2m) waves.

While the world’s best surfers battle it out in stop no.7 on the ASP Men’s World Tour in France, the next breed of surfing superstars were making history in Bali.

High-octane surfing action continued at the Oakley ASP World Pro Junior, stop no.1 on the ASP World Junior Tour (WJT), in Bali today, with day three of competition completed in clean 3-4ft (1-metre) waves at Canggu.

CANGGU, Bali/Indonesia (Tuesday, October 5 2010): A building swell continues to deliver a smorgasbord of waves for the Oakley ASP World Pro Junior, event no.1 on the ASP World Junior Tour (WJT), with competition being run for the fourth day in a row at Canggu in Bali today.

KERAMAS, Bali/Indonesia (Wednesday, October 6 2010): The Oakley ASP World Pro Junior, event no.1 on the ASP World Junior Tour (WJT), utilised the main venue of Keramas in Bali today, with the eight remaining Round 3 men’s heats being completed in 3-4ft (1-1.2m) waves this morning.

KERAMAS, Bali/Indonesia (Thursday, October 7 2010) -It was a barrel bonanza at the Oakley ASP World Pro Junior, event no.1 on the ASP World Junior Tour (WJT), in Bali today, with the world’s top young bloods going tube-for-tube in clean 5-6ft (1.5m) barrelling conditions at the host venue of Keramas.

KERAMAS, Bali/Indonesia (Friday, October 8 2010): Australian surfers Jack Freestone (AUS), 18, and Tyler Wright (AUS), 16, have shot to an early ratings lead in the race for the undisputed men’s and women’s ASP World Junior Titles, after claiming respective wins at the Oakley ASP World Pro Junior, event no.1 on the ASP World Junior Tour (WJT), in pumping 4-6ft (1.5-2m) waves in Bali today.

The pros on the ASP's World Championship Tour are in awe.

Oakley's newest family member raged into the finals at the Rip Curl Pro in Portugal in top form and in the lead. Unfortunately, he ran into an icon.