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Despite losing three of its four women and two of its men, as it did not win in either the men's longboard category or the SUP category, the Brazilian team continues to lead the partial team ranking for the Pan American surfing championship.

Unlike last year, when they secured their team victory a day earlier, Brazil will have to fight series by series tomorrow, Sunday, the final day of the Pan American Games, which still has the teams from Peru, Argentina and Canada in a very good position.

In addition, the Panamanian locals have two strong athletes, Isauro Elizondo and Oli Camarena still in competition.

The partial ranking by teams is as follows:

The longboard championship was once again won by Piccolo Clemente who had a close series against Uruguayan Julian Schweizer who came very close 15,46 to 15,03; Carlos Bahia from Brazil was unable to repeat his previous performances and was third and Anthony Flores from Costa Rica was fourth.

The final result was as follows:

Giving more hope to the Canadian team that has been performing impressively, Finn Spencer won the SUP surfing, leaving the two Brazilians Wellington Reis and Luis Diniz in second and third, and his brother and compatriot, Jeffrey Spencer in fourth.

The final result was as follows:

With this result, Finn guaranteed his place in Santiago 2023.

The other qualifiers in the category through this Pan American are Max Torres from Puerto Rico, Franco Faccin from Argentina and José Ruiz Áviles from Costa Rica.

At the level of male longboarders, it is known that there will be a Peruvian, a Uruguayan, a Brazilian and a Costa Rican in Santiago 2023, but since the ISA of El Salvador has a higher hierarchy, the names cannot yet be confirmed.

Tomorrow the event starts at 8:40 with semi-finals and finals for men and women, which were determined as follows:

And the quarter-final results are as follows:

Among the ladies, the semis were as follows:

And the quarterfinal results were as follows: