Peruvian Federation appointed Gabriel Aramburú as open coach and defined preselection
They are already training in Punta Rocas to determine the starting group
The national surfing federation, FENTA, announced last Monday that the coach in charge of the Peruvian Open team will be Gabriel Aramburú, who has already determined the first list from which the final selections will be established.
The following surfers appear in it:
This group, selected by Aramburú, was joined by three surfers invited by FENTA, the organization reported on its Facebook: Gianmarco Chapelliquen, Walter Blas and Carlos Zevallos.
The press release states that two teams will be selected from this group: the first, A, and the second, B, which will be decided after the training sessions that are already taking place in Punta Rocas.
The pre-selection will work for this year's Pan American Games, which FENTA reports will be held in Panama in July, and the B team will continue training to become part of the A team.
Surfers with an asterisk are selected, but since they are part of the youth team, priority will be given to their commitments to the ISA World Championship in El Salvador.
Read the full official statement below:
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