Source: Brazilian Surf Confederation

SÃO PAULO WINS THE BRAZILIAN MARESIA AMATEUR SURF TOUR
The last and decisive stage of the Brazilian Maresia Amateur Surf Tour held at Saquarema beach, Rio de Janeiro, was marked by good waves, lots of sun and intrepid surfing. São Paulo won the event and also secured the tour’s title, since they only needed to come within the three first positions to guarantee a place at the top of the ranking. The Rio de Janeiro team, in spite of competing at home, obtained second place and finished as co-champions in the final classification.

TEAM RESULTS/BRAZILIAN MARESIA AMATEUR SURFING TOUR
1 – São Paulo (SP) – 3.900 points
2 – Rio de Janeiro (RJ)- 3610
3 - Santa Catarina (SC) – 3,168
4 – Paraná (PR)– 2.467
5 – Bahia (BA)– 2,426
6 – Ceará (CE) – 2.230
7 –– Espírito Santo (ES) – 2.206
8 – Rio Grande do Norte (RN) – 2.129
9 – Rio Grande do Sul (RS) – 1.735
10- Paraíba (PB)– 1.391
11- Para (PA) - 779
12 – Pernambuco (PE)– 387

MARESIA TOUR/ BRAZILIAN AMATEUR SURFING CHAMPIONS
Open – Leandro Alberto (BA)
Junior – Johnny Max ( RN)
Grummet – Jesse Mendes (SP
Beginner – Filipe Toledo (SP)
Women Open - Camila Cassia (SP)
Women Junior - Camila Cassia (SP)

About International Surfing Association
The International Surfing Association (ISA) is recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) as the World Governing Authority for surfing, bodyboarding and surfriding. It was originally founded as the International Surfing Federation in 1964 and has been running world championships since 1964 and the Junior World Championships since 1980. 

ISA membership includes the surfing National Governing Bodies (NGBs) of over 50 countries on six continents. Its headquarters are located in San Diego, California. It is presided by Fernando Aguerre, first elected in 1994 in Rio, and re-elected six times since.  The ISA's four Vice Presidents are Alan Atkins (Australia), Robin de Kock (South Africa), Maile Aguerre (Hawaii) and Mike Gerard (USA).

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