Costa Rica once again swept the Central Americans
The Ticos won the team title and all individual categories
Cover photo: Costa Rica Surfing Federation/Duarte
The Costa Rican surfing team once again won the trophy for the team champion of the Central American Surfing Games that took place from Friday to Sunday last in Playa Madera, San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua.
The Ticos won all the individual categories in dispute, also obtaining the runner-up position in more than one.
The national teams of Guatemala, Nicaragua and Panama also participated in the event, totaling some 40 athletes, the federation of the winning nation reported in a statement.
The final results of the event were as follows:
SUP Men's Race
Marcel Oliveira CRC 0.53.52
Manuel Ponce NCA 0.56.55
SUP Women Race
Flavia Fernández CRC 01.13.50
Maria Venegas NCA 01.25.51
Longboard Women
Indiana Ferry CRC 4.86
Barbara Sandoval GUA 3.50
Elsi Marin NCA 2.46
Samantha Alonso PAN 0.00
Longboard Men
Dorian Torres CRC 9.93
Abner Rivera GUA 6.67
Joel Rivera CRC 4.83
Carlos Escobar GUA 4.47
Bodyboarding Women
Sweet Omen CRC 3.57
Tizy Prem GUA 2.86
Elsy Marin NCA 1.74
Samantha Alonso 0.00
Bodyboard Men
Brandon Stewart CRC 11.00
Delmar Everson GUA 7.70
Nestor Aleman NCA 6.43
Jean Carlos Gonzalez PAN 0.00
Junior Women
Rachel Aguero CRC 9.17
Ryan CRC 5.16 Help
Sasha O'Brien NCA 3.60
Karol Martinez NCA 2.57
Junior Men
Darshan Antequera CRC 11.77
Jefferson Lopez NCA 8.50
Samuel Reidy CRC CRC 8.46
Franklin Oquely GUA 5.97
Open Women
Semifinal 1
Rachel Aguero CRC 7.23
Tizy Prem GUA 4.57
Semifinal 2
Samantha Alonso PAN 7.76
Ryan CRC 3.67 Help
Final
Rachel Aguero CRC 5.86
Samantha Alonso PAN 5.10
Open Men
Semifinal 1
Carlos Munoz CRC 12.10
Cesar Amador NCA 6.40
Semifinal 2
Malakai Martinez CRC 10.83
Jean Carlos Gonzalez PAN 10.26
Final
Carlos Munoz CRC 12.43
Malakai Martinez CRC 12.33
These are the individual champions of the event:
Indiana Ferri, Female Longboard
Dorian Torres, Men's Longboard
Dulce Aguero, Female Bodyboarder
Brandon Stewart, Men's Bodyboard
Rachel Aguero, Junior Women
Darshan Antequera, Junior Men
Flavia Fernandez, SUP Women's Race
Marcel Oliveira, Men's SUP Race
Rachel Aguero, Open Women
Carlos Muñoz, Open Men
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