Kelia Gallina, from French Polynesia, surfing in Heat 8 of Round 1 of the Outerknown Tahiti Pro - Matt Dunbar/WSL The young Tahitian surfer arrived at the Tahiti Pro as a wildcard and, just one day after turning 14, became one of the biggest stories of the competition. After earning her spot for the second consecutive year by winning the Trials, Kelia returned to the Championship Tour stage as the youngest competitor ever to surf as a wildcard at the Outerknown Tahiti Pro pre

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Paloma Santos competing in Santa Catalina - ALAS Global Tour The Chilean representative claimed victory at the ALAS Global Tour in Santa Catalina, adding another international title to her career. Santos once again placed the Chilean flag at the top of the surfing world after being crowned Women’s Shortboard champion at the ALAS Global Tour in Santa Catalina, Panama, winning the final with a total score of 10.47. Paloma was crowned Women’s Shortboard champion - ALAS Global To

Joaquín Zamora on the left, Waldo Palacios in the center and Cristóbal Tobar on the right - Image created with AI based on real photographs The competition brought together young athletes from Peru, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela and Hawaii, all competing for one of the six spots that would grant qualification to the final event of the world tour in the Canary Islands. Around 17 competitors traveled from Chile, coming from different parts of the country such as El Quisco

Isidora and Matilda Bultó, Chilean surfers who will compete in the Natal QS. Photo: Lorena Lara The sisters will take part in the third stop of the Circuito Banco do Brasil de Surfe, looking to continue climbing the WSL South America rankings. The surfers from Iquique traveled to Brazil to compete in the third stage of the 2026/2027 season of the Circuito Banco do Brasil de Surfe, which will take place from August 7 to 9 at Praia de Miami, Natal, following the previous stops