Sophie Fletcher has made it through to the quarter finals of the Phillip Island Pro Women's competition, after a challenging day in the water.

Phillip Island's other surfer, Sage Goldsbury was knocked out in the round of 16, coming up against top seed Sophie McCulloch.

In the Men's, Phillip Island's Harry de Roth has made it through to the round of 16.

Sophie and Harry are the two remaining local surfers in the competition.

The organisers described today's conditions as challenged after an increase in swell and wind over night.

In the Men's division, Marlon Harrison earned the highest single wave score of 8.25, while once again Sophie McCulloch topped the women's single wave score with an 8 point ride.

Victorian Open

Surfers will be in the water tomorrow morning for the final round of the Victorian Open Series.

In the men's competition, local surfers Harry de Roth, Luke Archibald, Carl Wright and Codie Jeffery are competing, while in the women's, the island is represented by Sophie Fletcher, Poppy Corbett and Sage Goldsbury.

Sophie won the two previous rounds of the Open Series, securing her the Open Women's title for 2022.

Codie Jeffery won the last round of the Men's Series, held at Gunnamatta at the end of January, with the title holder to be decided at tomorrow's event.

Competition is set to resume tomorrow morning with a call to be made at 7am for a 7.30am start at Cape Woolamai for the Victorian Open Series.

A call for the Qualifying Series heats will be made at 2pm.

Live Scores for the Victorian Open Series can be found at www.surfingvic.com/live 

Live scores and heat draws for the QS1000 can be found on www.worldsurfleague.com

The Phillip Island Pro is presented by Bass Coast Shire Council and supported by the Victorian Government, Ramada Resort Phillip Island, Phillip Island Nature Parks, Cancer Council Sunscreen and VicHealth.