Leilani McGonagle placed second at the Krui Pro
The Costa Rican showed off her perfect lefts at the now classic tour stop in Indonesia.
Scenarios and unknowns about the substitutes for surfing in Paris 2024
While waiting for the official list, it gives rise to evaluating several situations that could occur.
Leilani McGonagle: “I checked my emails and the subject of one said: ‘CT wildcard,’ and I screamed!”
Meanwhile, Bryan Pérez says: “Last year was about enjoying myself, this year I am going to give my best, wanting to win by teaching surfing and the level I have,” in an interview with the two wildcards of the Punta Roca CT
Lucca, Leilani and Nadia made it to round 3 of the US Open
This is the best result of the year for the surfers from Costa Rica and the Basque Country, the Peruvian has now equalled what he achieved in Ballito
Leilani McGonagle placed third in Cocoa Beach
The Costa Rican still needs a result to get into the challengers and has one event left; the young Rubiana Brownell also made the podium in the event
Leilani McGonagle achieved a podium in Pismo
The Costa Rican placed third in the event; Pérez, Cleland and Corzo were among the top 16
Leilani McGonagle placed third in Huntington and guaranteed herself a spot in the challengers
The North American qualifiers closed and also included Lucca Mesinas and Jhony Corzo in the preliminary phase of the CT; Brisa Hennessy was crowned champion of the women's regional tour
“I made the decision because I had no other choice”
A very frank Leilani McGonagle explains her decision-making process that kept her away from Lima 2019. “I think the surfing part of the Pan American Games was put together in such bad faith,” she says.
Analysis: A slap in the face for Olympic surfing
Having a golden chance to get into Tokyo 2020 or win a Pan American medal, five athletes preferred to go for the QS
Leilani McGonagle and Brisa Hennessy said no to Lima 2019
The two Costa Ricans who qualified chose the US Open. In their place were Colombian Isabella Gómez and Argentine Lucía Indurain.
Leilani McGonagle was one step away from her first CT
The Costa Rican reached the grand final of the trials in Bells but was beaten by Kobie Enright
This Sunday Leilani McGonagle goes for her first CT
If she wins the trials there will be two Costa Ricans in the Rip Curl Pro Bells
Leilani, Brisa and friends on a trip through Indo
The Tica's spent some fun days on the island of the gods
Costa Rica was close to having its first lady at a CT event
Leilani McGonagle placed second in the women's trials at the US Open of surfing. Ainara Aymat of Spain placed fourth
Leilani McGonagle: “I woke up and still didn’t know if it was real”
Interview with the Costa Rican who just won her first QS 3000. “Pinch me? Because I still can’t believe it!” she says
