Colombia will host the first South American children's surfing championship
The event will premiere between December 6 and 8
The waves at Las Velas beach in Cartagena de Indias will host the first South American children's surfing championship in history, which will take place between December 6 and 8 and will crown champions in the under 8, under 10 and under 12 divisions, authorities from the South American Surfing Confederation that oversees the tournament informed DUKE.
Teams from Panama, Ecuador, Chile, Venezuela, Colombia and Argentina have already confirmed their presence in the tournament.
Each team will be made up of two surfers per gender division, meaning a full team will have 12 competitors.
With this, Confesur presents its second regional event, the first being the South American Adapted Event that takes place annually in Mar del Plata.
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