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Tica Lia Díaz avanza a los octavos de final del US Open de Longboard en California

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Tica Lia Díaz avanza a los octavos de final del US Open de Longboard en California
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Costa Rican surfer Lia Díaz advanced to the round of 16 at the US Open Longboard event in Huntington Beach, California. She became the first Costa Rican female surfer to win a heat on the World Surf League Longboard Tour. Her victory sets up a quarterfinal match against experienced American competitor Rachael Tilly.

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Otros deportesTica Lia Díaz avanza a los octavos de final del US Open de Longboard en CaliforniaLa surfista consiguió la primera victoria de una surfista nacional en el Tour Mundial de Longboard de la WSL. PreviousSurfista Lia Díaz/Prensa Fedesurf CRSurfista Lia Díaz/Prensa Fedesurf CRSurfista Lia Díaz/Prensa Fedesurf CR NextPor José Fernando Araya 26 de julio de 2026, 16:31 PMLa surfista costarricense Lia Díaz continúa escribiendo páginas doradas para el deporte nacional al clasificar a los octavos de final del US Open, que se disputa en Huntington Beach, California, correspondiente a la primera fecha del Tour Mundial de Longboard de la World Surf League (WSL).

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