Peru confirmed its team for the ISA Junior World Cup
These are the 12 who will travel to Huntington Beach
The Peruvian surfing team for the ISA Junior World Championships to be held in Huntington Beach, California between October 27 and November 4 is as follows, according to local website Olasperu:
Men
Under 18
Johnny Guerrero
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Lucas Perez Del Solar
Under 16
Raul Rios
Amaru Rodriguez
Juan Diego Rios
Women
Under 18
Lara Barrios
Sand Rodriguez
Kalea Gervasi
Under 16
Daniella Rosas
Sol Aguirre
Alessia Moro
This combines the competitive experience of Daniella Rosas, Sol Aguirre and Jhonny Guerrero in various international events with the talent of the rest of a very young team; the three under 18s, for example, are 14 years old.
Peru placed 12th at the last World Youth Championship.
The coach of this team will be the former Latin champion and representative of Peru in international tournaments, as well as an outstanding tube rider, Javier Swayne.
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