The Under 16, Under 18 and Open quarterfinals have been defined in Chicama
In the Under 18, Open, and Under 16 categories, with the playoffs underway, the first teams to be eliminated emerged.
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The quarterfinals in the Open, Under 18, and Under 16 categories were determined on another day of perfect waves in Chicama.
The first rounds of the main Under-16 event and the playoffs for the other aforementioned events were played.
The quarter-finals were as follows:
In Open men
Open ladies
Under 18 men
Under 18 ladies
Under 16 men
Two teams have made it through the play-off finals, leaving two thirds of the final four and one of the final three.
Under 16 ladies
Of the teams competing for the country title, Costa Rica was the hardest hit, with three surfers left out.
Uruguay and Panama also saw several of their surfers eliminated.
It is worth mentioning that there are 30 members per team and only three categories and two genders per category will be competing.
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Sofia Artieda, champion of the ALAS U14 and U18 tour
She did not arrive in El Salvador as a leader, but by being vice-president in the first category and champion in the second, she won both titles.
The quarterfinals were defined in the open at ALAS in Guatemala
The best performance of the day was by Mexican Sasha Donnanno who did a good amount of tubes in El Rosario
Australian Ziggy Mackenzie is the new Under 16 World Champion
The Aussies have moved even further ahead at the top of the team rankings, which they have already secured
Hans Odriozola is the new Under 16 World Champion
"It feels amazing, I can't speak, I feel so happy," said the young man after turning the series around and winning in the final seconds.
Kai Odriozola won bronze at the Under 18 World Cup
Spain finished the event in fifth place, the same as last year's World Championships, by 140 points in 5800
Pathenay won the date and the ALAS title in the Under 18
He arrived fourth in the ranking to El Salvador and with the victory he went straight to first in the ranking
Australia made it one-two in the Under 18s with Henry and Kelleher
With this, the Australians have swept aside the rest of the nations in the overall team ranking.
