The best photos from the final day of the Maui and Sons Pichilemu Women's Pro

A review of the day that defined the leader of the 2020 QS ranking


December 16, 2019
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Water photos by Pablo Jimenez - Land photos by Luis Barra

Review the chronicle of the final day here

And the video highlights here 

The El Diamante section in Punta de Lobos, home of the most classic women's event on the continent. Photos from the water: Pablo Jimenez - From land: Luis Barra
The champion giving her speech for the second consecutive year at the same venue.
The sea rose for the final day and that favored Analí Gómez's power surfing, who found the strength to demonstrate her strength.
Strength with strength and fluidity in Punta de Lobos. Keys to the Peruvian victory.
And I dare to attack the powerful lip of Punta de Lobos.
And knowing how to get into the tubes when the wave calls for it. The conditions went from being small to sending some gems like the one in the photo.
Analí attacking the lip of a very funny left from Punta de Lobos.
The sea at Punta de Lobos, in the middle of December, sends its good waves. Analí takes advantage.
Returning from the semi-final against Josefina Ané, Analí is preparing for the grand final.
Freya Prumm of Australia had already been runner-up in Punta de Lobos in 2017, when she was beaten by Leilani McGonagle. She came close this time but Analí Gómez turned it around with one minute to go.
The surprise of the tournament was American Ella McCaffray of the United States, who defeated former champion Leilani McGonagle in the quarterfinals, performing maneuvers like the one in the photo.
Josefina Ané had made the podium in the 2014 edition of the event, her first, and yesterday she got back on the podium, placing third.
Leilani had everything to win the event but was prevented from achieving her goal due to an impeccable performance by Ella McCaffray in the quarter-finals that eliminated her.
If the QS were left-wing like these, Leilani (photo) and Analí would already be in the CT.
From left to right: Freya, Analí, Josefina and Ella, the top four in the Maui and Sons Pichilemu Women's Pro.

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