With the sixth stage here, here are the ALAS rankings.
Ríos, Borja, Bernales, Philipis, Barthelmess, Vicensini, Reyes, Aponte, Cosoleto and Rubio lead the 10 categories.
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Raúl Ríos and Genesis Borja in open shortboard, Alejandro Bernales and Leia Philips in Under 18, Kailani Vincensini and Brianna Barthelmess in Under 14, Joan Aponte and Mafer Reyes in Lonbgoard and Esteban Rubio and Lucía Cosleto in SUP Surf are the leaders of the general American ranking of ALAS facing the sixth stage of the ALAS circuit that begins tomorrow in Playa Venao.
This overall ranking will determine the qualifiers for the grand final, the Surf City El Salvador ALAS Global Finals, for which the following qualify:
-Top 16 open men
-Top 16 open ladies
And eight from the rest of the categories.
The rankings as shown on the ALAS website are as follows:
OPEN MEN:
OPEN LADIES:
SUP SURF MEN:
SUP SURF LADIES:
MEN'S LONGBOARD:
LADIES LONGBOARD:
U14 MEN
U14 LADIES:
U18 LADIES:
U18 MEN:
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Here is the ranking of the ALAS tour before the Guatemala stage
Antequera, Machado, Schweizer, Chuman, Jagger and Goldszmidt lead; two of them in two categories
Here are the rankings for the final stage of El Salvador
Most categories were tight at the top; only one changed its leader
ALAS stage confirmed in Puerto Rico
In Isabela on October 19 and 20; it will be the fifth of eight stages that will be held this year
This is how the ALAS ranking looks ahead to the most important stage of the year: The Salvadoran one
And some scenarios about what could happen in Las Flores, where almost all the champions will surely be decided
ALAS announced a stage in El Salvador in November
If there are no further changes to the calendar, it could be the last and definitive match for the champions and those who have qualified for Lima 2019.
ALAS announced the historic first stage of its circuit in Hawaii
In addition to the two already announced tours that will take place in Brazil, another one was added in the legendary Makaha to create an exclusive longboard tour
