Special coverage presented by Monster Energy - Cover photo: Resano by Lucho Chaves

The ALAS in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica, concluded with a victory for Sam Reidy and Candelaria Resano in the Open category, Alejandro Bernales in the Under-18 Men's category, and Kailani Vinceni in the Under-14 Men's category. Brianna Barthelmess again took the crown twice, in the Under-18 and Under-14 Women's categories, and Julián Schweizer won the men's longboard category.

Reidy's victory is his second in a row and comes after his friend and training partner, Darshan Antequera, also won two consecutive events.

The men's grand final was defined as follows:

It was precisely Antequera who supported his friend in the fight for the first place.

Meanwhile, among the women, Resano had just finished second in her home stage in Popoyo and this time she was able to climb to victory.

The final was like this:

In the Under 18 and Under 14 women's categories, something historic happened again at ALAS, with Brianna Barthelmess winning everything in at least four consecutive stages.

The finals were determined like this.

In Under 18:

Outstanding performance by Peruvian Sanday, who also made it to the finals in both the Under-18 and Open categories.

In under 14:

Another who achieved two finals was Aissa Chuman.

Meanwhile, Kailani Vicencsini won in this way:

And Alejandro Bernales won like this:

Finally, Uruguayan Julián Schweizer won two out of two: