Surfing phenom Erin Brooks banned from competing for Canada until citizenship request approved

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The International Surfing Associated has suspended Erin Brooks’s eligibility to compete for Canada because she is not yet a Canadian citizen.

The decision, announced Tuesday afternoon by the ISA, caught both the Brooks family and Canadian surfing officials by surprise. The Texan-born 15-year-old has been competing in ISA events under a Canadian flag even as she pursues dual citizenship.

In a statement, the ISA said Brooks should never have been allowed to compete as a Canadian. Surfing Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) requested in March 2022 that Brooks be allowed to compete for Canada as her citizenship application had been filed, but not completed.

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