The best photos from the last two days of Surf City El Salvador ALAS Pro

A special selection of snapshots taken by Philippe Demarsan and Pauline Alzd


December 6, 2021
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Special coverage presented by Surf City El Salvador - El Salvador TravelCover photo: Oli Camarena for ALAS/Pauline Alzd

El Salvador was once again the venue for the decisive stage of ALAS, once again the epicenter of American and world surfing, once again receiving hundreds of athletes and coaches.

A historic event in Punta Roca came to a close today, with winners Lolo Bellorin, Mimi Barona, Martín Pérez and Tao Rodríguez.

Below are the best photos from the last two days.

Related: The chronicle of the final day of the ALAS of Punta Roca 

One of the big disappointments of the event, Ryan Kainalo came to seek the Open and Junior titles and failed to get into contention for either. All photos: Demarsan
Sam Reidy put on a good show but nothing could overcome Tao Rodriguez's line.
Havanna has established himself as one of the great talents of Latin surfing.
Mimi regained her confidence in this tournament.
Daniella couldn't beat Mimi in the final but she continued to show what she's made of.
Lolo won the championship without doing a single aerial... Classic, basic surfing with good fundamentals and power still wins championships.
Reed Platenius, a pleasant Canadian surprise in El Salvador.
The line of Tao.
Another revelation that the event brought: Maxi Sáenz, who is surfing very well. He came second in the youth category and fought until the end.
The Tao V2.0 line
Platenius marking 12.
Reidy, doing the same thing... Well, 11:59.
Mimi Barona attacking the lip of one of her favorite waves.
The Ecuadorian read the JBay of Latin America well.
Tiago Carrique left the event early.
Noe Mar applied pressure in his maneuvers and made a good strategy, but he did not make it to the final day.
The same can be said of Juninho Urcia
Young talent from Puerto Viejo, Cedric McCracking, a talent, reached the quarterfinals of the event thanks to fluid and agile backside surfing.
Miguelito Tudela, ALAS champion and runner-up of the event, shined when he had to.
Tao also marks 12.
Kalani García, another Panamanian talent who showed a huge evolution, and showed good moments, like the one in the photo.
Salvadoran talent named Samuel Arenivar.
Oli flew in every possible way.
Grit, attitude and good judgment: Alonso Correa.
Tosh Talbot, a great aerialist.
Lolo: A great carver.
Sebastian Williams: Good at doing everything.
Bryan Pérez, radical, did not find his rhythm yesterday and, being the favorite of the event, did not make it to the final day.
Alex Suárez, a recognized talent.
Esteban Chávez from Costa Rica, another of the great revelations of the event.
This aerial nearly changed Bryan's fate at the event.
Ryan Kainalo is explosive.
It's explosive, yes.
Sol Aguirre attacking the lip on her way to the ALAS Pro Tour champion title
Analí Gómez is still very much in force, she attacked with force and reached the semi-finals of the event.
Miguel found a good rhythm in Punta Roca.
The best aerialist of the event: Jean Carlos Oli Camarena González
The Tao Line, V3.0
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