Zyan Esquivel posts top total at La Union Surf Break 2026
Rico Dumaguin, Reina Isomura, Ian Saguan, Zyan Esquivel and Pong Aribuabo won the five finals at Monalisa Point on Saturday 31 October 2026.
Five finals closed La Union Surf Break 2026 at Monalisa Point on Saturday 31 October 2026. Each surfer's score was the sum of their two best waves in the heat.
Rico Dumaguin won the men's longboard final with 11.23 points, finishing 0.66 ahead of John Andrew Esquivel on 10.57. Noel Mendoza placed third with 6.26, and Melvin Fontanilla was fourth on 5.73. In the women's longboard final, Reina Isomura took first with 7.66. Junnelyn Badiang was second with 6.30, Maria Villanueva third with 4.00 and Jessica Nunag fourth with 3.86.
The tightest final was the mixed division for surfers 40 years old and above. Ian Saguan won it with 9.40, only 0.46 clear of TJ Fietas on 8.94. Chris Par was third with 6.53 and Anthony Valdez fourth with 5.00.
Zyan Esquivel had the highest total of any final. He scored 12.17 to win the mixed junior shortboard final, more than five points ahead of runner-up Travis Vergara on 6.94. Fritz De Guzman finished third with 3.90 and Mark Angelo Copuz fourth with 2.40.
Pong Aribuabo won the mixed grommet shortboard final with 10.25. Bruce Pansit was second with 8.25, Elias Dela Cruz third with 6.05 and Clay Aribuabo fourth with 5.95, just 0.10 behind third place.
Full results and scores for every heat are on the event's results page on AGOS Scores.
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- La Union Surf Break 2026: resultsAGOS Scores · 5 Nov 2026
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