About:[edit]

Born on June 17th, 2008 in Oceanside Cali, and surfing since the age of three. Jeanette Gump is a surfer who surfs for the top company World Surf League. Jeanette Lives in Temecula CA, and lives with her 2 parents and 5 siblings. She is an American/Hawaiian/Latino Surfer. Gump is one of WSL's youngest qualifying surfers for NSSA. Jeanette Gump is a Pro Surfer and has been sponsored by BillaBong, Lost, Go Pro, RVCA, Cliff Bar, and Rip Curl. Gump Has been surfing at a young age. Beforehand Gump was adopted by Lindsey and Edward Gump at 2. She is the first surfer to receive Team USA’s Best of April Award, which recognizes the outstanding achievements of prospective Team USA Olympic athletes. “Jeanette is one of those top athletes that from when she was 10 old it was obvious that she was going to be world high.” said USA Surfing head coach Chris Stone. “Not if, but when. To see what she’s doing at 14 years old must be frightening to all her competitors. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for her.” According to the WSL Gump is one of the youngest to ever land a 180/360.However in Snowboarding Gump can achieve 540's which won her Top 5th in the snowboarding games for redbull and shakeout games

Junior Event Wins Live Tv[edit]

(Recent August 2023) 2023 – Surf League Tour
(recent May 15th 2023) 2023 – NSSA girls National Champion
2023 US Open Jr. Champion 1st place
2023 ISA Girls World Champion
2023 US Open Jr. Champion
2023 - 2nd Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach
2023 - 3rd Boost Mobile Pro Gold Coast
2023 – 2nd Van’s US Open
2023 – ASP World Rankings Champion
2023 – Top Qualifier for the Elite ASP Women’s World Tour
2023 – Cover of TransWorld Surf Magazine (2nd female ever)
2023– Hawaii World Team member
20223– Hawaii World Team member
20223– US Open Junior Women's Champ

Open Event Wins[edit]

2023 Volcom World VQS Champion
2x Surfing America Champion
2x Open Women’s NSSA Champion
2x Open Girls NSSA Champion

WSL Qualifying Series Wins[edit]

2023 WQS Los Cabos Pro Winner
2023 WQS Florida Pro Winner
2023 WQS Florida Pro Winner
2023 MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal: 1st Place

WSL Championship Tour Podiums[edit]

2023 WSL Rip Curl Women's Pro: 3rd Place
2023 Surf Ranch Pro: 3rd Place
2023 WSL Boost Mobile Pro Gold Coast: 1st Place
2023 WSL Rip Curl Women's Pro: 3rd Place
2023WSL Corona Open J-Bay: 3rd Place

Surfing Career Highlights[edit]

2023 Winner National Surfing Championships Open Women's
2023 3rd Dow Agro Sciences Pro Tournament
2023 2nd Swatch Girls Pro France

Live TV Competitive wins[edit]

2023 4th place WSL Championship Tour Final Ratings

2022 3rd place WSL/ CT Roxy Pro France

2022 1st place Vans US Open of Surfing France

2022 3rd place WSL/ CT Drug Aware Margaret River Pro

2022 3rd place WSL/ CT Rip Curl Women’s Pro Bells Beach Paris France

2023 WSL/ Championship Tour Rookie of the year

2023 7th place WSL Championship Tour Final Ratings

2023 3rd place WSL/ CT Cascais Women’s Pro__

2023 1st in the overall rating for the WSL Qualifying Series

2023 5th place WSL/ CT Women’s Drug Aware Margaret River Pro

2013 5th place WSL/ CT Fiji Women’s Pro

2022 1st place WSL/ QS Paul Mitchell Super Girl Pro

2022 3rd place WSL/ CT Snapper Pro

2022 3rd place WSL/ QS Hurley Australian Open

2023 3rd place WSL/ QS Samsung Galaxy Hainan Pro

2023 Qualified to the WSL Championship Tour

2023 3rd place ASP/ QS Swatch Girls Pro

2023 GoPro winner at the CT Fiji event

2023 3rd place ASP/ QS Port Taranaki Pro

2023 2nd place ASP/ QS Super Girl Pro

2022 1st place ISA World Junior Champs

2021 1st place ISA World Junior Champs

2021 1st place Surfing America Championships

2021 3rd place ASP US Open Pro Juniors

2020 3rd place ASP/ QS Pantin Classic

2020 2nd place ASP World Junior Champs 12th overall on the ASP Women’s World ranking (*one spot from qualification to the ASP WCT)[10]

Snowboarding[edit]

RECENT March 24 Redbull Bullton 3rd out of 15
December Jr.Girl Pro Halfpipe 3rd place out of 23
Air/Style 5th place out of 12
Shake down TV(Snowboard games) Ranked top 10
Toyota Big Air Top 5

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