The Peruvian surfing team once again demonstrated its continental power after the South American beach surfing competitions that are taking place in Santa Marta and surrounding areas, Colombia, concluded today.

Considering the criteria used to define the strongest nations at the Olympic level, in which golds weigh more in the ranking, Peru won in the eight surfing and SUP events that were held, winning three of the eight golds up for grabs.

Argentina and Venezuela each won two gold medals, but Argentina broke the tie in its favour by winning a silver and a bronze medal, and finally, Brazil, which won only one gold medal out of the eight events mentioned, was placed fourth according to the calculations made by DUKE.

The wave tests were carried out in a Tayrona that was breaking strongly and untidy, but with waves every day.

The full results were as follows:

Men's Shortboard
Gold: Israel Junior (BRA)
Silver: Alonso Correa (PER)
Bronze: Isauro Elizondo (PAN)

Ladies Shortboard
Gold: Lucia Indurain (ARG)
Silver: Daniella Rosas (PER)
Bronze: Dominic Barona (ECU)

SUP Surf Men
Gold: Tamil Martino (PER)
Silver: Luis Diniz (BRA)
Bronze: Franco Faccin (ARG)

SUP Surf Ladies
Gold: Vania Torres (PER)
Silver: Lucia Cosoleto (ARG)
Bronze: Gariela Sztamfater (BRA)

Men's Bodyboarding
Gold: Daniel Arocha (VEN)
Silver: Ewdin Nuñez (PAN)
Bronze: Christopher Bayona (PER)

Female Bodyboarding
Gold: Rosomarky Alvarez (VEN)
Silver: Hannah Saavedra (PER)
Bronze: Veronica Correa (PAN)

Women's SUP Race
Gold: Juliana Gonzalez (ARG)
Silver: Lena Guimaraes (BRA)
Bronze: Giannisa Vecco (PER)

SUP Race Men
Gold: Itzel Delgado (PER)
Silver: David Leao (BRA)
Bronze: Santio Basaldella (ARG)