Mexico presented its team for the ISA World Longboard Championship
He will travel to Biarritz with a full team, in search of more qualifications for Lima 2019
Note presented by the International Surfing Association
The Mexican surfing federation announced on its Facebook page the team that will represent the country at the International Surfing Association's longboard world championships to be held this year in Biarritz, France, between May 26 and June 2.
Mexico did not participate in the last World Cup held in China, but it did participate in the previous one, in 2013 in Huanchaco. On that occasion, it placed 16 out of 22 teams that participated.
The only repeat surfer who was in Peru and will be in Biarritz is Tzahui Poo.
This is how the entire team forms:
Longboard men
Tzahui Poo
Jonathan Melendres
Women's longboard
Cecilia gonzalez
Laughter Mara Machuca
Coach
Israel Preciado
Team Manager
Poly Sierra
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