Daniella Rosas and Santiago Muñiz made the podium in the QS 1000 in Prainha
The Peruvian and the Argentinean shined at the Rio stop of the regional tour
Peruvian Daniella Rosas and Argentine Santiago Muñiz managed to get on the podium of the LayBack Pro Rio, the fourth stage of the QS regional tour, which took place in Prainha, Rio de Janeiro this weekend.
Rosas was runner-up in the tournament against Brazilian-Hawaiian Summer Macedo, Muñiz placed third, losing in the semis to the eventual runner-up, Edgard Groggia.
Rosas lost by 0,13 in very small waves that broke in the final. Santiago Muñiz was unable to beat Edgard Groggia by 14,67 to 12,10. The men's event was won by Joao Chianca.
The Peruvian is now eighth in the regional ranking and the Argentine seventh. The result did not make any major changes at the top of the rankings, which are still led by Miguel Tudela and Sol Aguirre.
Full results of the day:
MEN
Final
Champion: João Chianca (BRA) by 14,13 pts (7,50+6,63) - US$ 2.000 and 1.000 pts
Vice: Edgard Groggia (BRA) with 12,17 pts (6,50+5,67) - US$ 900 and 800 pts
Semis
1.a: João Chianca (BRA) 14,00 x 12,54 Ryan Kainalo (BRA)
2nd: Edgard Groggia (BRA) 14,67 x 12,10 Santiago Muniz (ARG)
Cuartos
1st: Ryan Kainalo (BRA) 12,00 x 8,73 Daniel Templar (BRA)
2nd: João Chianca (BRA) 15,66 x 14,93 Renan Peres Pulga (BRA)
3.a: Edgard Groggia (BRA) 14,57 x 13,23 Samuel Igo (BRA)
4.a: Santiago Muniz (ARG) 17,54 x 15,04 Krystian Kymerson (BRA)
WOMEN
Final
Champion: Summer Macedo (BRA) by 10,63 pts (5,93+4,70) - US$ 2.000 and 1.000 pts
Vice: Daniella Rosas (PER) with 10,50 pts (6,17+4,33) - US$ 900 and 800 pts
Semis
1st: Daniella Rosas (PER) 13,17 x 11,37 Tainá Hinckel (BRA)
2nd: Summer Macedo (BRA) 15,50 x 7,83 Yasmin Neves (BRA)
Men's 10 Top
01: Miguel Tudela (PER) – 4.000 points
02: Gabriel André (BRA) – 3.175
03: José Gundesen (ARG) – 2.895
04: Ryan Kainalo (BRA) – 2.745
05: Heitor Mueller (BRA) – 2.645
06: Wesleyy Dantas (BRA) – 2.391
07: Santiago Muniz (ARG) – 2.300
08: Igor Moraes (BRA) – 2.068
09: Lucas Vicente (BRA) – 2.055
10: Krystian Kymerson (BRA) – 1.710
Top 10 female
01: Sol Aguirre (PER) – 4.500 points
02: Dominic Barona (ECU) – 3.475
03: Arena Rodriguez Vargas (PER) – 3.290
04: Tainá Hinckel (BRA) – 3.245
05: Isabelle Nalu (BRA) – 3.125
06: Silvana Lima (BRA) – 2.946
07: Melanie Giunta (PER) – 2.923
08: Daniella Rosas (PER) – 2.450
09: Genesis Garcia (ECU) – 2.423
10: Kiany Hyakutake (BRA) – 2.240
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