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WSL REMA 2026 event in Saquarema

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The World Surf League (WSL) REMA 2026 event in Saquarema, Brazil, has expanded its scope to incorporate cultural elements alongside professional competition. The festival at Itaúna Beach includes musical performances and the ‘Cine REMA by Flamboiar’, a film program highlighting ocean preservation, the blue economy, and local surf culture. ~~In the~~ The professional ~~competition, the event has progressed through decisive rounds~~ competition at ~~Itaúna Beach.~~ the QS 6000 International concluded with Jackson Bunch (Hawaii) and Alyssa Spencer (USA) claiming the titles. In the men’s division, Bunch secured the championship by defeating fellow Hawaiian Luke ~~Tema, Lucca Mesinas, and~~ Tema in the final, posting a total score of 15.74 against Tema’s 11.34. Bunch reached the final after a semifinal victory over Australia’s Jacob ~~Willcox have advanced to~~ Willcox, while Peru’s Lucca Mesinas finished in third place. Brazil’s Heitor Mueller was the ~~semifinals.~~ highest-ranking local competitor, finishing fifth. In the women’s division, Alyssa Spencer won the title by defeating Spain’s Ariane ~~Ochoa secured~~ Ochoa. Spencer recorded scores of 7.20 and 6.93 for a total of 14.13, while Ochoa finished with 10.06. This second-place finish ~~after losing to American surfer Alyssa Spencer, a result that~~ for Ochoa significantly ~~improves Ochoa’s ranking to fifth place and strengthens~~ boosts her ~~position for~~ ranking as she pursues a spot on the Championship ~~Tour qualification.~~ Tour. Brazilian surfer Sophia Medina finished third following a narrow semifinal loss to Spencer.

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