Agustín Cedeño was also crowned national champion in advance.
He won four of the four stages contested out of the five that make up the national circuit; he is now unreachable.
June 9, 2025
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Panamanian longboarder Agustín Cedeño was crowned national champion in advance yesterday, after winning the fourth stage of the national circuit that took place in Chame this weekend.
Cedeño, who finished in the top 25 in the last edition of the ISA World Championships, won four of the five stages completed in the entire circuit.
The result makes it completely unattainable by the rest of the competitors.
In the final held in Chame, the regular footer scored 13,33 to leave José Medina (7,67) in second place and Edwin Pérez (5,1) in third place.
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