Australia's next Steph Gilmore or Mick Fanning could be discovered at the world junior surfing championships in Brazil later this month. Twelve young surfers will take on the world's best including year ten student Milla Brown from Sydney’s northern beaches.
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00:00 Mila Brown has lived and breathed surfing since she was just two years old.
00:07 My sisters did it as well and for them to be better than me at something, because they went more than me, I was like nah, there's no way, so I went as much as them.
00:16 That sibling rivalry paid off. The now 15 year old is Australia's number one ranked surfer for under 18s and reigning three time NSW champion.
00:29 The feeling of winning is just like the main reason to keep doing comps because it's the best feeling ever.
00:35 The Northern Beaches bred grommet is a strong contender to take out the World Junior Surfing Championships being held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil next weekend.
00:45 I'm so excited, it's been a big goal of mine for so many years and I'm very happy to accomplish that goal but now a new goal has been set to win it.
00:53 Yeah, she's a super talent. Any single one of them wouldn't surprise me if they won a gold medal.
01:00 With this Shredders sight set on 2028.
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