This is how the ALAS ranking stands heading into the Santa Catalina stage
Ottado, Muñoz Larreta (in two categories), Schweizer, Beisso, Castañeda (also in two categories), Escudero, Chuman and Arévalo are the leaders
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The third (for men) and fourth (for women) stage of the ALAS tour is coming up, it will take place in Santa Catalina, Panama between August 6 and 9, it will be a four-star stage, the second most valuable of the year so far (along with the first one in Uruguay).
Martín Ottado from Uruguay, Victoria Muñoz Larreta from Argentina in Open and Under 18, Julián Schweizer and Inés Beisso, both from Uruguay, in longboard, Facundo Castañeda from Peru in Under 14 and Under 16, Valentina Escudero from Peru in Under 14, Aissa Chuman from Peru in Under 16 and Bastián Arévalo from Peru in Under 18 are the leaders of the ranking for the upcoming stage.
The top 10 in each of the categories is as follows:
Open men:
1. Martin Ottado — 5.000 points
2. Alex Suarez — 4.660 points
3. Roberto Araki — 3.480 points
4. Joaquin Muñoz Larreta — 3.240 points
5. Nathan Hereda — 3.160 points
6. Maximiliano Sáenz Valiente — 3.020 points
7. Luan Wood — 2.920 points
8. Bastian Arévalo — 2.900 points
9. Lucas Perez Del Solar Soto — 2.800 points
10. Adrian de Osma — 2.400 points
10. Agustín Zanotta — 2.400 points
Open women:
1. Victoria Muñoz Larreta — 6.720 points
2. Dominic Barona — 6.190 points
3. Aissa Chuman — 5.400 points
4. Genesis Borja García — 4.900 points
5. Urpi Torres — 4.730 points
6. Tiziana Billy Prem — 4.260 points
7. Valentina Escudero de La Fuente — 3.920 points
8. Brianna Barthelmess — 3.900 points
9. Clara Paola Faivre Gonzalez — 3.540 points
10. Catalina Mercere — 3.500 points
Longboard men:
1. Julian Schweizer — 5.340 points
2. Carlos Bahia — 4.640 points
3. Gino Perez — 3.680 points
4. Surfiel Gil — 3.440 points
5. Rodrigo Luzardo Fazzio — 2.440 points
6. Johel Rivera Alfaro — 2.440 points
7. Gonzalo Tato Eiris Bruquetas — 2.220 points
8. Baltasar Eiris Silveira Zorzi — 2.220 points
9. Günter Mayer — 2.220 points
10. Lucas Garrido Lecca — 2.000 points
Ladies longboard
1. Inés Beisso — 4.000 points
2. Vera Jarisz — 3.440 points
3. Clara Paola Faivre Gonzalez — 3.120 points
4. Javiera Quiroz — 3.000 points
5. Marcelca Machado — 2.920 points
6. Amparo Errecalde — 2.680 points
7. Nique Miller — 2.580 points
8. Antonia Isidora Gutiérrez Alarcón — 2.190 points
9. Maria Fernanda Reyes — 2.000 points
10. Fanny Alexandra Villao Limón — 1.460 points
Under 14 men
1. Facundo Castañeda — 2.000 points
2. Iago de La Puente — 1.720 points
3. Raúl Alberto Vildoso Yamamoto — 1.460 points
4. Romano Menichetti Valenzuela — 1.340 points
5. Simón Ibarra Insua — 1.220 points
6. Jaco Valdiviezo — 1.220 points
7. Noah de La Puente — 1.110 points
8. Andrei Alvarez Calderon Konownitzine — 1.110 points
9. Andres Majluf Fernandez — 1.000 points
10. Paolo Piat Aguilar — 1.000 points
10. Felipe Bado — 1.000 points
10. Beltrán Majluf Fernández — 1.000 points
Under 14 ladies
1. Valentina Escudero de La Fuente — 4.720 points
2. Emma Garcia Marsano — 4.580 points
3. Antonella Caballero — 3.300 points
4. Sophia Hernandez — 3.230 points
5. Jacinta Maria Silvariño Hordeñana — 1.460 points
6. Micaela Llosa Pineiro — 1.340 points
7. Sofía Lauro — 1.220 points
8. Luana Carolina Bernales Zarate — 1.110 points
9. Matilde Phillips — 1.110 points
10. Fernanda Cancino Linares — 976 points
10. Valentina Navas Gómez — 976 points
Under 16 men
1. Facundo Castañeda: 2.000
2. Giacomo Mesinas: 1.720
3. Roberto Camblor Moll: 1.460
4. Tadeo de La Fuente: 1.340
5. Micael Román Lerner: 1.220
6. Luca Malaga: 1.220
7. Vinicius Garcia Palma Vini Palma: 1.110
8. Mariano Salvador Robles Laguna: 1.110
9. Noah Phillips: 1.000
10. Luca Chipoco Dasso: 1.000
10. Kailani Vincensini: 1.000
Under 16 women
1. Aissa Chuman: 4.040
2. Valentina Escudero de La Fuente: 4.000
3. Antonella Caballero: 3.190
4. Emma Garcia Marsano: 2.885
5. Sophia Hernandez: 2.830
6. Sara Lankin Zuleta: 2.730
7. Maria Jose Rivera Quezada: 2.010
8. Nina Smiciklas: 2.000
9. Sofia Artieda Cruz: 1.720
10. Brianna Barthelmess: 1.340
Under 18 men
1. Bastian Arévalo: 5.000
2. Adrian de Osma: 4.160
3. Nathan Hereda: 4.140
4. Florian Olivieri: 3.160
5. Roberto Camblor Moll: 3.020
6. Tomas Casafont: 2.940
7. Kai Daleo: 2.720
8. Facundo Ruggiero: 2.680
9. Juan García-Mata: 2.440
10. Thiago Passeri: 2.000
10. Felipe Bado: 2.000
10. Baltasar Eiris Silveira Zorzi: 2.000
10. Lucas Raineri: 2.000
Under 18 women
1. Victoria Muñoz Larreta: 7.900
2. Urpi Torres: 6.500
3. Brianna Barthelmess: 5.720
4. Aissa Chuman: 5.620
5. Clara Paola Faivre Gonzalez: 4.250
6. Katya Wirsch: 3.500
7. Chiara Bagoni Landeta: 3.300
8. Valentina Escudero de La Fuente: 3.170
9. Lua Daleo: 3.020
10. Emma Garcia Marsano: 2.910
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