Teams from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Spain, Mexico and Uruguay will be at the world championship of adapted surfing
Review here how each national team is formed
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Representatives from Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Spain, Mexico and Uruguay will be at the AmpSurf ISA World Para Surfing Championship that will take place from this Wednesday until Sunday in La Jolla Shores, California, the ISA press department informed DUKE.
According to information released by the institution last week, there will be a record number of 140 participants from 24 countries (number to be confirmed after technical check).
Each team will be composed as follows, the federations informed DUKE or published on their social networks:
For Argentina It is known that Zoe Giannini and Sebastián Ruiz Diaz will travel
Colombia will have former world champion Freddy Marimón, who will have the challenge of competing lying down this year due to the new ISA regulations.
For Chile Altair Olivares, Catalina Castro, Elias Valencia, Noemi Alvarez and Claudio Morales will travel.
For Costa Rica Baldir Vallejos, Jimena Ruiz, Edwin Ocampo, Mattews Van Der Luna, Henry Martínez, Roy Calderón and Maikel Venegas will be the coach.
Representing Spain Marcos Tapia, Álvaro Bayona, Ángel Curiel, Ander Goenaga, Sandra Vendrell, Joseba Mercader, Ibon Muguerza, Paloma Oñate, Aitor Francesena, Carmen López, Celia Gramse, Efren Mompean, María Martín-Granizo and Audrey Pascual will be there.
For Mexico Daniel Gomez de la Vega, Ana Barbara Garcia Ritchie, Juan Martin Diaz Martinez, Guillermo Mendez as coach and Poly Sierra as team manager will be there.
Finally, through Uruguay The following will be present: Isabella Desseno and Álvaro Pérez.
The event can be followed live on the ISA website and on DUKE.

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