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Josiah Amico. Busting moves like his hero Dane Reynolds, Osborne let it be known that he was totally focused on taking home the trophy this year. Josiah gave Eithan plenty to look at but in the end, it would be Osborne holding the prize by putting on a power display unmatched in his talented division. Conditions for the Wahine Finals were near perfect. It was Zoey Luna’s birthday, and she gave herself a wonderful present by wrapping herself around some backlit beauties that were winding down the point. Abby Brown took the win for the second time in two years, cracking some of those famous paper-thin lips that Rincon pitches out when the tide goes low. The Women's group should probably be called the Demi Division. The level of surfing is superb throughout, but Boelsterli just plain owns it by surfing with a passion for precision combined with reckless perfection. Ten times in a row she has walked off with the win! Sierra Partridge and the rest of the group put up a good fight, but Boelsterli dominated. The only thing that could distract the crowd from Demi was when Brown rode a wave with dolphins that went viral in the media worldwide. Fighting a fever, Brown dug deep to surf in a stacked final and experienced a moment that she will cherish for the rest of her life. Matt Maheri ripped his way into first place in the Men’s Division, as did Bronson Wheelan in PHOTOS: BILL TOVER 2014 RINCON CLASSIC RESULTS Bronson Wheeler, Juniors champion. Ian O'Neill, Masters champion. PHOTO: AROYAN The Rincon Classic drew record crowds at this year's event.