ALAS de Puerto Rico already has more than 30 registered members
And several important names on the list such as Tao, Anthony, Rubiana, Rachel, Mia and Faviola, among others.
Special coverage presented by ALAS and for the Puerto Rico Surfing Federation - Cover photo: Tao Rodriguez from personal archive
The fourth stage of the ALAS 2023 circuit, which will take place on October 19 and 20 in Isabela, Puerto Rico, already has more than 30 registered participants in the six categories that will be contested, the institution's website reports on its website.
Some of the important names on the list include ALAS youth champion Tao Rodriguez, former open champion Anthony Fillingim, outstanding Costa Ricans Rubiana Brownell and Rachel Aguero, explosive Puerto Ricans Mia Calderon and Faviola Alcala, and junior flyers Victor Camarena from Panama and Nicolas Boos from Costa Rica, among others.
The event will be a two-star event and will serve as the start of a series of championships:
October 19-20: WINGS of Puerto Rico
October 24-30: Surfing at the 2023 Pan American Games in Santiago
November 2-5: WINGS of Guatemala
November 8-12: Wings of El Salvador
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