Alan Cleland placed second in Pismo and moved up to first place in the rankings
The Mexican is looking forward to returning to the challenger series; Lucas Cassity finished fourth and Candelaria Resano achieved the semis in the pro junior; Leilani finished fifth
Mexican Alan Cleland finished second in the QS 3000 at Pismo Beach, which just ended with fun waves of one to two meters. With the 2340 points of the result, he climbed to the top of the regional ranking and is now looking forward to returning to the challenger series.
Cleland was unable to compete in the grand final against American Taj Lindblad, who scored 17,53, which was far from his 16,7.
Meanwhile, another Mexican, Lucas Cassity, also made it to the final, finishing fourth in the event that kicks off the 2024 pro youth season in the WSL North America.
In the same division but in the women's category, Nicaraguan Candelaria Resano placed fourth in the semis, finishing in a good seventh place.
Finally, among the ladies pro Leilani McGonagle finished the tournament in fifth place and is now 13th in the rankings.
There are three WSL North America stages left to complete before the CS cutoff: the Dominican Republic QS 1000, the Cocoa Beach 1000 and the Barbados 5000.
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