Piccolo and Lucas advanced, Mafer was just outside
The world longboard tour started in Manly
The Peruvian debut in the longboard tour had two good and one bad, Piccolo Clemente and Lucas Garrido Lecca managed to continue in the event but not María Fernanda Reyes who did not advance in the elimination round by 0,11.
Reyes was unable to beat Rachel Tilly and Mason Schremmer in a tight series that was decided by 9,3, 7,87 and 7,76.
Meanwhile, Garrido Lecca scored 12 points in his debut series, behind Tony Silvagni but ahead of Phil Rajzman to advance directly to round 3 where he is already ranked with Cole Robbins.
Piccolo Clemente had a tougher road, falling into the playoffs after losing to Edouard Delpero and Cole Robbins, but he recovered, finishing second ahead of Joao Dantas and behind Taylor Jensen.
Now he will face Kai Sallas.
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Ahead of the final day of the Margaret River Pro and the start of the Gold Coast Challenger, here's a rundown of the state of play
Lucas Silveira went to Indo
October 17, 2020
And of course the cap was filled with tubes with very few people around.
12 months on the road with Lucas Silveira
March 2th, 2018
JBay, Indo, Hawaii, Mexico and Europe with the former junior world champion
From outside the bubble
June 8, 2021
Kevin Schulz and friends have fun in El Salvador during the ISA World Cup
Surfing has been released in Cartagena
11 September, 2020
Following surfers' protest, authorities responded positively
Lucas Madrid beat the coronavirus
April 21


















