Seventeen Spanish speakers will be competing in the Saquarema Challenger, which begins tomorrow with athletes from 23 countries present, completing a format of 96 men and 64 women.

Some of the most important new features are the presence of Gabriel Medina, the debut of Nacho Gundensen in a challenger, the presence of Carlos Muñoz, Vicente Romero and Alonso Correa and the absence of Spanish athletes in the event; only Nadia Erostarbe was present.

The women's roster showed a lot of absences that were filled with several little-known Brazilians.

Below are the series of Spanish-speaking men:
Alan Cleland goes against Jadson Andre, Mikey McDonagh and Douglas Silva
Adur Amatriain goes against Ezekiel Lau, Slade Prestwich and Marcos Correa
Nacho Gundensen goes against Tristan Gilbaud, Frederico Morais and Liam O'Brien
Vicente Romero goes against Alejo Muñiz, Taichi Wakita and Justin Becret
Santiago Muñiz goes against Sheldon Simkus, Jett Schilling and Tyler Gunter
Marco Giorgi goes against Edgard Groggia, Mateus Herdy and Peterson Crisanto
Alonso Correa goes against Morgan Cibilic, Lucas Silveira and Zac Hadermann
Carlos Muñoz goes against Imaikalani Devault, Levi Slawson and Willian Cardoso
Lucca Messinas goes against Nolan Rapoza, Shun Murakami and Robson Santos

In ladies, Spanish speakers go like this:
Ariane Ochoa and Sol Aguirre face Keala Tomoda-Bannert and Yanca Costa
Arena Rodriguez is up against Bettylou Sakura-Johnson, Sophia Medina and one more athlete to be defined
Daniella Rosas and Genesis Borja will face Amuro Tsuzuki and Freya Prumm
Havanna Cabrero goes against Luana Silva, Keely Andrew and Julia Duarta
Leilani McGonagle goes against Alyssa Spencer, Karol Ribeiro and Hinako Kurokawa
Nadia Erostarbe goes against Zahli Kelly, Carolina Mendes and Taina Hinckel

 

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