Brazil started the first stage of the World Skate Street League (SLS) well in Jacksonville, Florida (United States). Silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics, Rayssa Leal from Maranhão advanced to the final with a total of 20 points, the highest score of the qualifying phase. Current two-time SLS champion, Pamela Rosa (15.9) also secured herself in the final in fourth place, as did Gabriella Mazzeto (10.2), eighth and last.
IT’S FINAAAAAAAAAAAL! ???
Rayssa Leal ?♀️, Pamela Rosa ? and Gabi Mazetto ?? are in the decision in Jacksonville ??
?♀️ 1st place – 20.0
? 4th place – 15.9
?? 8th place – 10.2The girls are putting on a show at SLS! pic.twitter.com/yMzTvTZvtC
— Team Brazil (@timebrasil) July 16, 2022
The podium dispute will be this Sunday (17) from 12:30 pm (Brasilia time). In the men’s, the only Brazilian to compete in the final, starting at 3 pm, will be Felipe Gustavo, who qualified in fourth place (25 points) .
IT’S FINAAAAAAAAAAL! ???
Felipe Gustavo is in the decision of the Jacksonville SLS ??
Just an angry maneuver and 25.0 points for the Brazilian. Go with everything to the end! pic.twitter.com/F2UbNXAQA1
— Team Brazil (@timebrasil) July 16, 2022
Raysa Oliveira, aka Fadinha, seeks her fourth title in SLS stages. A week ago, the Maranhão was in fifth place in the Skate Street Pre-Olympic, in Rome (Italy). This Saturday, Rayssa led the classification, leaving behind the Japanese Yumeka Oda (18.7 points) and Momiji Nishiya, Olympic champion (17.5).
Your top qualifier headed into tomorrow’s Final @rayssaleal!! pic.twitter.com/NPSpFd51F9
— Street League Skateboarding (@StreetLeague) July 16, 2022
