California (WQS) 2006 2nd Place Billabong Girls Itacare, Brasil (WQS) 2006 1st Place OP Pro Hawaii Haleiwa, Oahu (WQS) 2006 Teen Choice Award won – Choice Action Sports Female 2005 2005 ESPY Best Action-Sports Athlete 2005 2nd Place World Championship Tour 2005 1st Place Roxy Pro UK, United Kingdom 2005 1st Place Roxy Pro Tavarua, Fiji 2005 1st Place Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach, Australia 2005 3rd Place Telefónica Cup Asia Beach, Peru 2005 3rd Place Billabong Pro Teahupoo, Tahiti 2004 2004 1st Place ISA Women's World Championship 2004 1st Place WSL Women's World Championship Tour 2004 1st Place Rip Curl Girls Festival Europe, France 2004 1st Place Billabong Pro Teahupoo, Tahiti 2004 1st Place Roxy Pro, Fiji 2003 2003 3rd Place WCT Roxy ProTavarua, Fiji 2003 2nd Place WQS Roxy Pro Phillip Island, Australia 2003 2nd on the World Qualifying Series (WQS) 2003 7th on the World Championship Tour (WCT) 2003 Voted Number 5 Top Female Surfer, Surfer Poll Award 2002 2002 2nd Place WQS ASP Turtle Bay, Hawaii 2002 2nd Place WCT Roxy Pro South West Coast, France 2002 4th Place WQS Rip Curl Pro Hossegor, France 2002 3rd Place WQS US Open of Surfing Huntington Beach, CA 2002 Qualified for the 2003 World Championship Tour 2002 Ranked 2nd on WQS Tour 2002 Voted by Surfer Magazine as the Number 1 Female Grommet (a.k.a. Best Upcoming Female Surfer) 2002 Four-Time Peruvian National Champion 1999–2002 Filmography Peel: The Peru Project (2006) (V) as Surfer Sofia: A Documentary (2006), as herself The Modus Mix (2003) (V) 7 Girls (2001) documentary Into The Storm/En La Tormenta (2020) documentary, as herself (Director: Adam Brown) Personal life She is openly lesbian and welcomed a son with her girlfriend Camila Toro. References External links Sofia Mulanovich Surfers Hall of Fame "Sofia Mulanovich", Surfline 1983 births World Surf League surfers Living people Peruvian surfers Peruvian people of Croatian descent Female surfers People from Lima Province Peruvian sportswomen Olympic surfers of Peru Surfers at the 2020 Summer Olympics