Sofia Mulanovich

ALL Women Surfers at Tokyo 2020! 🏄‍♀️

We bring you all women surfers from Tokyo 2020! Peru's Daniella Rosas, Ecuador's Dominic Barona, Costa Rica's Leilani McGonagle, USA's Carissa Moore and many more showed their incredible skills at the 2020 Summer Olympics, making the first surfing event in Olympic history truly one to remember.

Enjoy these unbelievable women athletes in action!

(Un)Official Olympic Surfing Preview

This coming weekend, Olympic Surfing becomes a thing. Can anyone stop Gabriel or Carissa from winning Gold? Will it all makes sense? Will Roy and HG call it? (hope so). Anyway, it turns out I have footage of nearly all Olympic Surfers, so I put them all together for a preview.
The first Olympic Surfers are

Men
Leandro Usuna (ARG) Rio Waida (INA) Ramzi Boukhiam (MAR) Billy Stairmand (NZL) Frederico Morais (POR) Italo Ferreira (BRA) Gabriel Medina (BRA) Leonardo Fioravanti (ITA) Kolohe Andino (USA) Kanoa Igarashi (JPN) John John Florence (USA) Owen Wright (AUS) Jeremy Flores (FRA) Julian Wilson (AUS) Michel Bourez (FRA) Leon Glatzer (GER) Miguel Tudela (PER) Lucca Mesinas (PER) Manuel Selman (CHI) Hiroto Ohhara (JPN)

Women
Dominic Barona (ECU) Bianca Buitendag (RSA) Sofia Mulanovich (PER) Ella Williams (NZL) Anat Lelior (ISR) Carissa Moore (USA) Caroline Marks (USA) Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA) Silvana Lima (BRA) Johanne Defay (FRA) Brisa Hennessy (CRI) Yolanda Sequeira (POR) Teresa Bonvalot (POR) Daniella Rosas (PER) Leilani McGonagle (CRC) Mahina Maeda (JPN) Amuro Tsuzuki (JPN) Pauline Ado (FRA)

World Debut | Official Trailer

Skateboarding. Surfing. Sport climbing. These sports, each with a radical subculture, have now been accepted into the Olympic Games. But what does that mean for each sport? And for the Olympics? We look at the history of each sport and talk to some of its biggest celebs including Tony Hawk, Sofia Mulanovich, and Emily Harrington to find out. “World Debut: From Outsiders to the Olympics,” premieres on YouTube, July 7th.

39 of 40 Olympic Surfers Confirmed for Tokyo 2020 in Surf City El Salvador

The penultimate day of action at the 2021 Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games featured a flurry of Olympic qualification at the break of La Bocana.

39 of the 40 Olympic surfers have officially been confirmed for Surfing’s Olympic debut next month at Tokyo 2020. The 40 qualified surfers will hail from 17 different countries, a display of the universality of the sport that has been a central part of the ISA’s mission to make a better world through Surfing.

The 2021 ISA World Surfing Games awards slots to the highest ranking eligible 5 men and 7 women – 11 of which were decided on Saturday.

The 7 women’s slots were claimed by Portugal’s Teresa Bonvalot and Yolanda Sequeira, Costa Rica’s Leilani McGonagle, Peru’s Daniella Rosas, Japan’s Mahina Maeda and Amuro Tsuzuki, and France’s Pauline Ado.

4 of the 5 men’s slots were earned by Germany’s Leon Glatzer, Peru’s Lucca Mesinas and Miguel Tudela, and Chile’s Manuel Selman.

The one men’s slot left up for grabs will be decided by two surfers: Japan’s Hiroto Ohhara and Shun Murakami. Both have advanced far enough to make it to finals day – Murakami in the Main Event and Ohhara in the Repechage.

Follow the event on isasurf.org.

Powerful Performances and Big Upsets in Repechage Rounds

The fourth day of competition at the 2021 Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games was defined by surprising upsets and powerful surfing through a strong swell at the breaks of La Bocana and El Sunzal.

The Olympic dreams of defending World Champion Sofia Mulanovich (PER) came to an end as she exited the event early in round 3 of Repechage. Mulanovich came up short less than a point, eliminated by Canada’s Paige Alms and Panama’s Enilda Alonso.

Visit isasurf.org to follow the event.

Chasing the Olympic dream: Peru's Sofia Mulanovich takes aim at Tokyo 2020

Peruvian surfing legend Sofia Mulanovich has accomplished it all during her surfing career. She's won two ISA World Surfing Games Gold Medals and was crowned World Champion of the WSL World Championship Tour.

Now Sofia has shifted her attention towards a new goal: representing her nation at Surfing's debut in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

In order to get there, she'll have to perform at the 2021 Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games. It won't be easy, but Mulanovich knows that she has what it takes to make it to the top.

Coming soon! 2021 Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games

Surfing's last Olympic Qualifier for Tokyo 2020 will gather the world's best National Surfing Teams in El Salvador to compete for national pride, Gold Medals, and the remaining 12 Olympic slots.

Catch the 2021 Surf City El Salvador ISA World Surfing Games May 29 - June 6 on isasurf.org.