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Spain Silver Medalist in Jersey

Source: Spanish Surfing Federation - www.fesurf.net

The European Team Championship or 2009 EUROSURFING held in Jersey has ended.  The National Spanish team fought for the medals against the two strong French and Portuguese teams to the very last minute. Spain had representatives competing for the gold in all the finals with the exception of the Longboard category.

Finally, the French team, one of the favorites, obtained first place while Spain placed second ahead of the Portuguese team with the bronze medal.

In addition, a whopping six medals were obtained by two European champions, Lucas Garcia (Surf Senior) and Dani Garcia (Surf Master). Also worth noting is the silver medal obtained by Mario Azurza in a tough final for the Open Surf category.

The Spanish athletes’ placings were as follows:

LUCAS GARCIA – GOLD in SURF SENIOR

DANI GARCIA – GOLD in SURF MASTER

MARIO AZURZA – SILVER in SURF OPEN

DEVA MARTÍN SOLAR – SILVER in WOMEN BODYBOARD

ADELINA TAYLOR – BRONZE in WOMEN SURF

GUILLERMO COBO – BRONZE in BODYBOARD OPEN

SURF OPEN 

INDAR UNANUE - 5th

JAVIER MEDINA - 7th

PABLO SOLAR - 17th

CARLOS MARQUÉS - 17th

GUILLERMO ALONSO - 23rd

BODYBOARD OPEN

AIRAM CABRERA - 7th

LONGBOARD

ROBERTO LORENZO - 7th

RICARDO FERNÁNDEZ - 12th

OPEN WOMEN

MIRKA MARTÍN SOLAR - 13th

 

FINAL TEAM CLASSIFICATION

POSITION

TEAM

POINTS

1

France

10580

2

SPAIN

9395

3

Portugal

8700

4

England

7580

5

Channel Islands

7460

6

Morocco

7000

7

Wales

6505

8

Ireland

6180

9

Holland

6022

10

Germany

5317

11

Switzerland

3815

12

Sweden

4183

13

Belgium

1658

 

 

Spain Team for  2009  Eurosurfing
Spain Team for 2009 Eurosurfing
About the International Surfing Association

The International Surfing Association (ISA) is recognized by the International Olympic Committee as the World Governing Authority for Surfing. It was originally founded as the International Surfing Federation in 1964 and has been running Open Division World Championships since 1964, Junior World Championships since 1980, and Masters World Championships since 2007. The ISA will hold the first Stand Up Paddle (SUP) World Championship and the first World Bodyboard Championship in 2011.

ISA membership includes the surfing National Governing Bodies of 64 countries on five continents. Its headquarters are located in San Diego, California. It is presided over by Fernando Aguerre (Argentina), first elected President in 1994 in Rio de Janeiro and re-elected seven times since. The ISA's three Vice-Presidents are Alan Atkins (Australia), Mike Gerard (USA) and Karín Sierralta (Peru).