| Surfers enter final waves of the 2011 ISA World Surfing Games |
| Friday, 01 July 2011 09:06 |
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Surfers are focused. The medals are very near and they will challenge their own skills to shine a light in 2011 ISA World Surfing Games. Playa Venao, in Panama, still manages to pump waves for the do-or-die phase. There are only 25 surfers in the competition out of the 173 at the beginning of the event. Australia leads the fleet, followed by Brazil, France, South Africa and promising Venezuela. Ten surfers—four in Longboard, four in Open Men and two in Open Women—made it to the Repechage Round 9 and are now two steps away from the Grand Final. Santiago Muñiz (ARG), Michael Rodriguez (BRA), Manuel Selman (CHI) and Marco Giorgi (URU) advanced in their Round 8 match-ups and will now face off with the goal of keeping their golden dream alive. ”In the Longboard division, Taylor Jensen (USA), Antoine Delpero (FRA), Heifara Tahutini (TAH) and Remy Arauzo (FRA) made it through their rounds and are now two steps away from the podium.
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