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PASA confirms the women’s SUP Surf classifieds to Santiago 2023

Female Longboard athletes have temporary places pending the ISA World Longboard Championship results.

The Pan American Surfing Association (PASA) and the International Surfing Association (ISA) have confirmed the athletes qualified for the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games in the Women’s SUP Surf category.

For the Women’s Longboard category, the athletes have been tentatively named, pending the final results of the next ISA World Championship in this category, the highest-ranking event for the qualification to Santiago 2023.

Congratulations to all the athletes!

Women’s SUP Surfing qualified athletes:

1. Lucia Cosoleto (ARG)
2. Aline Adisaka (BRA)
3. Isabella Gomez (COL)
4. Candice Appleby (USA)
5. Vania Torres (PER)
6. Catherine Temple (CAN)
7. Xiomara Bowen (ECU)
8. Josselyn Alabi (ESA)
9. Place for host country Chile

Tentative qualified athletes in Women’s Longboard (Pending results of the ISA World Longboard Championship)

Chloe Calmon (BRA)
Olivia Stokes (CAN)
Roan Lia Reyes Diaz (CRC)
Sindy Portillo (ESA)

The ISA Longboard World Championship will be from May 7 to 13 in El Salvador.

The SUP Technical Race Category for both Men and Women defined their qualifiers last Sunday, April 23, after the final of this discipline at the PASA Pan American Surfing Games 2023 in Panama:

Women’s SUP Technical Race
1- Candice Appleby USA
2- Jennifer Kalmbach CRC
3- Maricarmen Rivera PUR
4 – Lena Guimaraes BRA
5- Juliana González ARG
6- Lina Augaitis CAN
7- Sofia Finer MEX
8- Gianisa Vecco PER
9- Stephanie Bodden BREAD
10- Place for host country CHI

Men’s SUP Technical Race
1- Connor Baxter USA
2- Itzel Delgado PER
3- David Leao BRA
4- Santino Basaldella ARG
5- Ricardo Avila PUR
6- Mike Darbyshire CAN
7- Edonays Caballero PAN
8- Lukas Rodríguez URU
9- Carlo Arias CRC
10- Place for host country CHI

The Surfing disciplines for the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games are from October 24 to 30 in the waves of Punta de Lobos, Pichilemu, Chile.