Isidora, National Open and Under-18 Champion Since taking her first steps in competition, the athlete has built a career marked by national titles across different age categories and an important South American championship won in 2025. Isidora’s competitive journey began at a young age, taking part in Chile’s junior surf categories and progressively advancing through each stage. Her development has been reflected in her results over the past few years, when she was crowned N

On September 5 and 6, the coast of southern Maule will host the second stop of the national federated bodyboarding circuit. The coast of Pelluhue will welcome Chile’s top athletes at La Guerrera, an iconic wave on the so-called Golden Coast of Maule. Its power and unique characteristics will demand strong ocean reading, technical ability, and the capacity to adapt to the conditions the sea presents throughout the weekend. The arrival of the competition represents an important

Matilda on the podium The Chilean surfer secured third place in the second stop of El Salvador’s national circuit, held at Playa La Bocana. In a competition that gave her the opportunity to compete against representatives from different countries ahead of her participation in the ISA World Junior Surfing Championship, the Chilean athlete delivered a strong performance in this second stop of the Salvadoran circuit. Matilda heading into the competition The podium was topped by

Northern Beaches, Sydney, Australia - SSL The new Australian league aims to transform the way surfing is competed and consumed, incorporating teams, regional rivalries, guaranteed contracts and fixed-duration competitions. The Surfing Super League (SSL) will feature eight weekends of competition along Australia’s east coast, turning these surf destinations into venues that combine sport, spectators and entertainment in a true spectacle that can be broadcast live with predicta

Dominique Charrier and Paulo Imbica - Tony D’Andrea / Itacoatiara Big Wave The duo claimed third place and delivered an outstanding performance in one of Brazil’s premier big wave competitions. The event was held in the Tow-In format, in which surfers use personal watercraft to gain speed and take on Itacoatiara’s powerful waves. Conditions were challenging, with waves reaching between three and four meters. During the semifinals, Dominique Charrier and Paulo Imbica scored a