The finalists of the open women's competition and the semi-finals of the open men's and under 18 competitions were defined.
The waves continued to pump in El Rosario
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The second day of the ALAS competition, currently taking place there, took place in the explosive waves of El Rosario. Today, the Open Women's finalists and the semifinalists in the two most popular categories: Open Men's and Under-18 Men's were determined.
Guatemala, El Salvador, Peru, Mexico, Ecuador, Mexico, Chile, and Argentina are the countries remaining in the competition at the end of the day.
The women's final could prove historic, as it features the winner of the previous round, Genesis Borja, who just won in Huanchaco.
It looked like this:
Meanwhile, in the men's open, there is a mix of countries, although the majority is Salvadoran: Four of the eight semifinalists are from there.
Below the semis:
In the U18 category, there's a majority of Guatemalan players, as three of the eight semi-finals are home games. Here's how the semi-finals ended:
The schedule for tomorrow is as follows:
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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.
Arévalo, Berry, Bultó, Reidy, Torres and Zariquiey won the South American Championship in the Under 16, 18 and Open categories.
Peru pulled ahead of Argentina and Chile, who are facing a separate race; of the eight medals decided, four went to the home team.
Under-14 semi-finals, women's quarter-finals and men's round of XNUMX have been decided.
Huanchaco got wild for the first day of competition of the first ALAS in its history
Argentina secured a medal in the men's open
The podium will be shared between an Argentine, a Salvadoran and a Peruvian. In the women's category, Pellizzari and Detmers will fight with Rosas and Barona for the women's podium.
Round 1 of the men's open, from the water
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Men's Open Round 2 from the water, on video
Four gigabytes and 20 minutes of the best on the continent in one of the best waves in the world breaking perfectly
