FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships

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noun - The World Aquatics Junior Open Water Swimming Championships is an international open water swimming competition for elite athletes under the age of 20.

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1st FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships

The first FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships was held 16-19 August 2012 in the Welland International Flatwater Centre, located in the heart of the Niagara Region. It is part of the Niagara Open Water Festival in Welland, Canada. The meet manager was Nicole Normandin with Pierre Lafontaine as the CEO of the host organisation Swimming Canada. The organising committee includes Lisa Matheson, President Social Synergetics, Stephen Fischer, Executive Director Welland Recreational Canal Corporation, Bram Cotton, Executive Director Niagara Sports Commission, Frank Coy, Partner Water Communications Inc., Erin Terreberry, Program & Event Manager WRCC | WIFC, Nate McLellan, Event Co-ordinator WRCC | WIFC, Mary Melymuka, Quality Systems Specialist ArcerlorMittal Dofasco, and Janice Makepeace, Volunteer Co-ordinator WRCC | WIFC.

2nd FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships

The second FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships were cancelled and were to be held on Eilat's North Beach in Israel between 28-30 August in 2014. The 2014 FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships were then shifted to Balatonfured and Lake Balaton in Hungary between 5-7 September 2014.

3rd FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships

The third FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships was held in Hoorn, Netherlands in 2016 after being moved from Mexico. Races included 5 km, 7.5 km and 10 km distances.

4th FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships

The fourth FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships was held in Eilat, Israel in 2018. Races included 5 km, 7.5 km and 10 km distances.

5th FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships

The fifth FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships will be held in Beau Vallon, Seychelles, France in the south Pacific between 1-4 September 2022. Races included 5 km, 7.5 km and 10 km distances.

Age Groups

The age groups are determined by the age of the athlete as of 31 December 2012 and include a Youth Division (14-16 years for boys and girls) and a Junior Division (17-18 years for boys and girls).

Events

In the Youth Division, the boys and girls compete over a 5 km course (2 loops). In the Junior Division, the boys and girls compete over a 7.5 km course (3 loops).

The mixed-gender Team Event is a 3 km open water swimming relay comprising of 3 swimmers, either 2 boys and 1 girl or 2 girls and 1 boy. There are two age categories for the 3 km Team Event: 14-16 years in the Youth Division and 17-18 years in the Junior Division.

For the Team Event, swimmers can "swim up"; that is, a maximum of 2 swimmers from the 14-16 age category can swim in the 17-18 age group category with 1 team per Federation.

Total Entries

A maximum of two athletes per Federation are allowed per event in the individual events and a maximum of 1 team per Federation is allowed per age group in the Team Event.

1st FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships Schedule

Wednesday, August 15

Development Clinics & Trial Race

7:30 - 10:30 Officials Development Clinic 8:00 - 11:00 am Coaches and Athletes Development Clinic 12:00 - 2:00 pm Trial Race (by Invitation only; for Officials Development) 2:00 - 4:00 pm Officials Development Trial Race Debrief Clinic

Pre-Event Training

Pool Training at Brock University All Day Training on the Open Water Lane at the Flatwater Centre 3:00 - 6:30 pm Training on the Course

Thursday, August 16

Pre-Event Training

Pool Training at Brock University All Day Training on the Open Water Lane at the Flatwater Centre 4:30 - 6:30 pm Training on the Course

World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships

10:00 am - 12:00 pm pm Technical Meeting - Individual Events + Scratch Deadline 12:00 - 1:00 pm Officials Technical Meeting 1:00 - 2:00 Officials Lunch 8:00 - 10:00 pm Opening Ceremonies

Other Events

7:00 am - 4:30 pm Ontario Summer Games Competition

Friday, August 17

World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships

7:00 - 8:30 am Warm-Up 9:00 - 11:30 am Junior Boys (17-18 yrs) 7.5 km Race 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Warm-Down/Warm-Up 12:30 pm (est.) Awards 2:30 - 4:30 Youth Girls (14-16 yrs) 5 km Race 5:30 pm (est.) Awards

Other Events

All day Canoe Polo Tournament

Saturday, August 18

World Junior Open Water Swimming Championship

7:00 - 8:30 am Warm-Up 9:00 - 11:30 am Junior Girls (17-18 yrs) 7.5 km Race 11:30 am - 1:30 pm Warm-Down/Warm-Up 12:30 pm (est.) Awards 2:30 - 4:30 Youth Boys (14-16 yrs) 5 km Race 5:30 pm (est.) Awards

Other Events

All day Canoe Polo Tournament

Sunday, August 19

World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships

9:00 - 11:30 am Technical Meeting - Team Events 11:00 - 5:00 pm Warm-Up 2:00 - 3:00 pm Team Event - Youth - 3 km 4:00 - 5:00 Team Event - Juniors - 3 km 6:00 pm (est.) Awards 6:30 - 7:30 pm Closing Ceremonies 7:30 pm BBQ Dinner

Other Events

Welland Recreational Waterway Open Water 1-3-5-10 km races 7:00 - 8:00 am Reg for 3-5-10 km Races 8:30 am Pre-Race Mtg for 3-5-10 km 9:00 am 10 km Race Starts 9:30 am 5 km Race Starts 10:00 am 3 km Race Starts 11:00 - 12:00 noon Reg for 1 km Race 12:00 pm Pre-Race Mtng for 1 km Race 12:30 pm 1 km Race Starts

2014 FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships

2016 FINA World Junior Open Water Swimming Championships


Boys 14-15 5 km race won by Daniil Orlov

Synonyms

FINA World Junior Open Water Championships, Open Water Junior Worlds

2026 World Aquatics Junior Open Water Swimming Championships 10 km Men's 18-19 Years

1. Tomas Jouglard, Argentina
2. Daniel Carter, Australia
3. Lachlan Evans, Australia
4. Santiago Castedo, Bolivia
5. Arthur Aguiar, Brazil
6. Eduardo Mustafa, Brazil
7. Aiden Kirk, Canada
8. Ricardo Gutierrez, Chile
9. Petr Moravek, Czech Republic
10. Roberto Barzallo Alverca, Ecuador
11. Ahmed Elhorany, Egypt
12. Ethan Parker, France
13. Vasileios Kakoulakis, Greece
14. Eduardo Duron, Honduras
15. David Huezo, Honduras
16. Krisztian Grandpierre, Hungary
17. Mate Karpati, Hungary
18. Pavan Dhananjaya, India
19. Davide Grossi, Italy
20. Giovanni Lauricella, Italy
21. Kotaro Hyodo, Japan
22. Miro Uchimura, Japan
23. Hamza Kassim, Kenya
24. Emiliano Almanza Chavez, Mexico
25. Juan Garcia Santa Cruz, Mexico
26. Alex Werner Marggraff, Namibia
27. Tristan Timothy Nell, Namibia
28. Jack Barton, New Zealand
29. Ethan Stocks, New Zealand
30. Sebastian Lopez, Paraguay
31. Matias de Olazaval, Peru
32. Marcelo Fernandez, Peru
33. Kenneth Mirabal, Puerto Rico
34. Nomar Rodriguez Reteguiz, Puerto Rico
35. Troy McWilliam, South Africa
36. Jordan Mladovan, South Africa
37. Lev Spanopulo, Russia
38. Rastislav Cacik, Slovakia
39. Richard Urban, Slovakia
40. Jun-Yan Tsao, Chinese Taipei
41. Xin-Yuan Zeng, Chinese Taipei
42. Colin Jacobs, USA
43. Will Siegel, USA
44. Santiago Bello, Venezuela
45. Juan Sanchez Azuaje, Venezuela

2026 World Aquatics Junior Open Water Swimming Championships 10 km Girls 18-19 Years

1. Sofia Garces, Argentina
2. Eleanor Flowers, Australia
3. Bianca Alexis Monaco, Australia
4. Loreley Daleney, Bolivia
5. Carolina Marques, Brazil
6. Lizian Sobral, Brazil
7. Delphine Piatera-Mercier, Canada
8. Zinha Falbru, Curacao
9. Rafaela Coello, Ecuador
10. Arwa Faisal Malek, Egypt
11. C. Martinez de Salinas, Spain
12. Manoli Cassar, France
13. Mira Miszlai, Hungary
14. Napsugar Nagy, Hungary
15. Erika Giacomini, Italy
16. Ludovica Terlizzi, Italy
17. Sachika Kajimoto, Japan
18. Rona Takezawa, Japan
19. Regina Cuevas Ortiz, Mexico
20. Andrea Perez Armenta, Mexico
21. Olivia Bates, New Zealand
22. Olivia Emmett, New Zealand
23. Cecilia Piraino, Paraguay
24. Celeste Contreras, Peru
25. Katie Horne, South Africa
26. Marony Jacobs, South Africa
27. Varvara Kharchenko, Russia
28. Polina Koziakina, Russia
29. Paula Torrens, Uruguay
30. Paige Downey, USA
31. Karrington Hansen, USA
32. Andrea Bordones Mota, Venezuela
33. Sophia Hung Millan, Venezuela

2026 World Aquatics Junior Open Water Swimming Championships 7.5 km Boys 16-17 Years

1. Mateo Mayer, Argentina
2. Thiago Pizzini Paz, Argentina
3. Ethan Cunha, Aruba
4. Riley Meares, Australia
5. William Thorpe, Australia
6. Fabricio Mamani, Bolivia
7. Santiago Orellana, Bolivia
8. Bruno Santos, Brazil
9. Jamal Soares, Brazil
10. Gaspar Henriquez, Chile
11. Diego Moncada, Chile
12. Ondrej Cernohous, Czech Republic
13. Renato Moran, Ecuador
14. Ariel Torres Ecuador
15. Moaz Hussam Mahmoud, Egypt
16. Titouan Parat, France
17. Konstantinos Chourdakis, Greece
18. Nikolaos Kakoulakis, Greece
19. Josue Matute, Honduras
20. Balint Kreisz, Hungary
21. Nicolo Dalle Crode, Italy
22. Armand Marosszeki, Hungary
23. Gaetano Tammaro, Italy
24. Taishin Nakagawa, Japan
25. Yaroslav Gubarev, Kazakhstan
26. Rusian Maximov, Kazakhstan
27. Aryan Joseph, Kenya
28. Armando Uri Diaz Escobar, Mexico
29. Erick D Espinosa Sanchez, Mexico
30. Sheidon Kevin Hogan, New Zealand
31. Tyler Lushkott, New Zealand
32. Juan Apodaca, Paraguay
33. Fernando Segovia, Paraguay
34. Arturo Granda, Peru
35. Gabriel Mendieta, Peru
36. Mieszko Nowacki, Poland
37. Jomalier Cruz, Puerto Rico
38. Dylan Rios, Puerto Rico
39. Wian Bartleman, South Africa
40. Kellen Jones, South Africa
41. Semen Demidov, Russia
42. Aleksandr Filipets, Russia
43. Martin Hajko, Slovakia
44. Adrian Kacani, Slovakia
45. Hao Liu, Chinese Taipei
46. Ling Su Bo, Chinese Taipei
47. Cernil Cankat Er, Turkey
48. Yohan Corbacho, Uruguay
49. Nahuel Garcia, Uruguay
50. Joseph Eaddy, USA
51. Nicholas Liberty, USA
52. Juan Gomez Cardenas, Venezuela
53. Yotis Serafin Mitsicosta, Venezuela

2026 World Aquatics Junior Open Water Swimming Championships 7.5 km Girls 16-17 Years

1. Victoria Nestares, Argentina
2. Olivia Galea, Australia
3. Isobel Mulcahy, Australia
4. Carolina Quiroga, Bolivia
5. Rafaela Siles, Bolivia
6. Isabele Beck, Brazil
7. Maria Eduarda Nobrega, Brazil
8. Abigail McLeod, Canada
9. Eloisa Godoy, Chile
10. Uma Cordova, Ecuador
11. Luciana Piechestein Ruiz, Ecuador
12. Martina Attia, Egypt
13. Carlota del Rio, Spain
14. Dailyn Benitez, Honduras
15. Francis Escobar, Honduras
16. Debbie Mejia, Honduras
17. Kitti Kammerer, Hungary
18. Sofia Biagi, Italy
19. Mahila Spennato, Italy
20. Mimi Gonda, Japan
21. Saya Mizutani, Japan
22. Salda Yelemes, Kazakhstan
23. Marisela Escobar Falcon, Mexico
24. Regina Medina Arcos, Mexico
25. Madison Sara Bergh, Namibia
26. Maeve McDonnell, New Zealand
27. Tegen Stewart, New Zealand
28. Ayelet Battaglia, Paraguay
29. Sofia Sotelo, Paraguay
30. Maria Fernanda Arellanos, Peru
31. Florella Rodriguez, Peru
32. Aleksandra Kuczmar, Poland
33. Iga Polak, Poland
34. Norisbel Rios Candelaria, Puerto Rico
35. Caitlin Evans, South Africa
36. Leah Markgraaff, South Africa
37. Ksenila Misharina, Russia
38. Natalia Spanikova, Slovakia
39. Karolina Valko, Slovakia
40. Zi-Ting Lin, Chinese Taipei
41. Yung-Ling Tsai, Chinese Taipei
42. Su Inal, Turkey
43. Zoe Gonzalez, Uruguay
44. Zaira Santangelo, Uruguay
45. Brinkleigh Hansen, USA
46. Alex Siegel, USA
47. Aithana Fleita Gonzalez, Venezuela
48. Victoria Rodriguez, Venezuela

2026 World Aquatics Junior Open Water Swimming Championships 5 km Boys 14-15 Years

1. Valentino Cheruse, Argentina (born 16 March 2011)
2. Lautaro Milton, Argentina (born 21 October 2011)
3. Mason Kopff, Australia (born 2 March 2011)
4. Dominic Joseph Wright, Belize (born 17 January 2011)
5. Matias Romero, Bolivia (born 27 June 2012)
6. Rodrigo Cecchini, Brazil (born 3 May 2011)
7. Guilherme Schubach, Brazil (born 7 June 2011)
8. Max Lazare Gauvin, Canada (born 15 June 2011)
9. Kinan Jasem Radhe, Canada (born 29 June 2011)
10. Julian Sarmiento Lopez, Colombia (born 15 October 2011)
11. Matias Aguilar, Ecuador (born 19 December 2011)
12. Nathan Zapata Moreno, Ecuador (born 3 December 2012)
13. Tarek Mohammed Hasson, Egypt (born 30 January 2011)
14. Lazar Pannonhalmi, Hungary (born 18 May 2011)
15. Zeteny Sarkany Hungary (born 5 January 2011)
16. Aldo del Giudice, Italy (born 22 June 2011)
17. Kaishi Ohira, Japan (born 31 May 2011)
18. Timofey Lebedev, Kazakhstan (born 14 May 2011)
19. Nael Mbogori, Kenya (born 16 February 2011)
20. Jeremy Mwamisi, Kenya (born 1 August 2011)
21. Abel Gonzalez Banda, Mexico (born 18 May 2011)
22. Diego Lopez Morales, Mexico (born 19 March 2011)
23. Jacob Bergh Riley, Namibia (born 15 June 2011)
24. Dominic Barton, New Zealand (born 22 July 2011)
25. Benjamin Insfran, Paraguay (born 27 April 2012)
26. Juan Mendonca, Paraguay (born 16 April 2011)
27. Hiroshi Ibarra, Peru (born 31 August 2011)
28. Oskar Vertiz, Peru (born 4 February 2011)
29. Wilfred Nunez Vega, Puerto Rico (born 13 May 2011)
30. Daniel Rodriguez Otero, Puerto Rico (born 23 May 2012)
31. Carter Markgraaff, South Africa (born 5 January 2011)
32. Noah Nice, South Africa (born 5 March 2012)
33. Alan Nosov, Russia (born 9 May 2011)
34. Makar Ulianychev, Russia (born 27 September 2011)
35. Miroslav Zaborsky, Slovakia (born 26 June 2011)
36. Ethan Makalla, Tanzania (born 25 November 2011)
37. Yu-Yi Li, Chinese Taipei (born 17 February 2011)
38. Wu-Kuang Liao, Chinese Taipei (born 7 July 2011)
39. Ibrahim Burhan, Turkey (born 8 January 2011)
40. Diego Granero, Uruguay (born 11 August 2012)
41. Tadeo Puerto, Uruguay (born 12 November 2011)
42. Porter Debruin, USA (born 9 April 2011)
43. Sawyer Hansen, USA (born 20 May 2011)
44. Nelson Barrios Puche, Venezuela (born 28 May 2012)
45. Fabrizio Guzzo Camacho, Venezuela (born 28 April 2011)

2026 World Aquatics Junior Open Water Swimming Championships 5 km Girls 14-15 Years

1. Martina Delpodio, Argentina (born 25 February 2012)
2. Sofia Ovalles, Argentina (byyorn 20 September 2011)
3. Chloe-Nicole Dirksz, Aruba (born 23 Nocember 2011)
4. Mia Hoo, Australia (born 24 May 2012)
5. Keyla Diaz, Bolivia (bon 10 November 2011)
6. Manuela Santos, Brazil (born 15 July 2011)
7. Luia Yang, Brazil (born 8 October 2012)
8. Sara Fajardo Camargo, Colombia (born 21 December 2011)
9. Isabella Alvarez, Ecuador (born 28 October 2011)
10. Victoria Cattan, Ecuador (born 11 June 2011)
11. Jana Ahmed Osman, Egypt (born 16 March 2011)
12. Nora Barta, Hungary (born 27 January 2011)
13. Janka Merai, Hungary (born 9 July 2011)
14. Valentina Solari, Italy (born 28 October 2011)
15. Karin Azuma, Japan (born 16 April 2011)
16. Darina Syssoyeva, Kazakhstan (born 6 May 2011)
17. Daniella Anderson, Kenya (born 28 May 2012)
18. Yaretzi Lomeli Garcia, Mexico (born 17 February 2011)
19. Paloma Palacios Garcia, Mexico (born 10 May 2012)
20. Amelia Hart-McEwan, New Zealand (born 5 May 2012)
21. Sofia Ramond, Paraguay (born 17 January 2011)
22. Anne Wagener Vittale, Paraguay (born 10 November 2011)
23. Adraina Castillo, Peru (born 7 November 2011)
24. Romina Ferreyros, Peru (born 28 July 2011)
25. Julia Bomba, Poland (born 7 August 2011)
26. Emilia Nikiel, Poland (born 8 May 2011)
27. Danna Figueroa Zeda, Puerto Rico (born 16 August 2011)
28. Aureliz Rodriguez, Puerto Rico (born 19 May 2011)
29. Shalea Hamilton, South Africa (born 21 June 2012)
30. Taylia Smith, South Africa (born 21 June 2012)
31. Kira Guseva, Russia (born 3 February 2012)
32. Anastasiia Siniakova, Russia (born 6 November 2011)
33. Amina Mohamed Borega, Tanzania (born 22 November 2011)
34. Yu-Ching Lin, Chinese Taipei (born 10 August 2012)
35. Pin-Cen Liu, Chinese Taipei (born 6 December 2011)
36. Ipek Su Ersan, Turkey (born 20 May 2011)
37. Melissa Harin, Uruguay (born 22 April 2011)
38. Ansley Bess, USA (born 7 November 2011)
39. Grace Gannon, USA (born 10 September 2012)
40. Camila Bello Villanueva, Venezuela (born 13 April 2011)
41. Ashley Mirabal Duarte, Venezuela (born 10 June 2011)

2026 World Aquatics Junior Open Water Swimming Championships 4x1500 Mixed Relay 14-16 Years

1. Russia: Anastasiia Siniakova (14) + Kira Guseva (14) + Aleksandr Filipets (16) + Alan Nosov (15) 1:01:45.90
2. USA: Alex Siegel (16) + Ansley Bess (14) + Joseph Eaddy (15) + Sawyer Hansen (15) 1:02:10.00
3. Hungary: Janka Merai (15) + Nora Barta (15) + Lazar Pannonhalmi (15) + Armand Marosszeki (16) 1:01:45.40
4. Italy: Valentina Solari (14) + Aldo del Giudice (15) + Sofia Biagi (16) + Massimo Novello (16) 1:02:57.60
5. Australia: Olivia Galea (16) + Mia Hoo 914) + Mason Kopff (15) + William Thorpe (16) 1:03:18.70
6. Turkey: Cemil Cankat Er (16) + Su Inal (16) + Ibrahim Burhan (15) + Ipek Su Ersan (15) 1:04:11.20
7. Argentina: Martina Delpodio (14) + Sofia Ovalles (14) + Mateo Mayer (16) + Thiago Pizzini Paz (16) 1:04:12.70
8. Chinese Taipei: Hao Liu (15) + Yung-Ling Tsai (16) + Pin-Cen Liu (14) + Bo Ling Su (15) 1:04:12.80
9. South Africa: Carter Markgraaff (15) + Taylia Smith (14) + Caitlin Evans (16) + Kellen Jones (16)
10. Brazil: Manuela Santos (15) + Guilherme Schubach (15) + Maria Eduarda Nobrega (16) + Rodrigo Cecchini (15) 1:05:15.50
11. Mexico: Diego Lopez Morales (15) + Yaretzi Georg Lomel Garcia (15) + Paloma Palacios Rosas (14) + Abel Gonzalez Banda (15) 1:06:19.70
12. New Zealand: Tyler Lushkott (16) + Amelia Hart-McEwan (14) + Dominic Barton (15) + Maeve McDonnell (16) 1:06:22.10
13. Peru: Oskar Vertiz (15) + Florella Dafne Rodriguez (15) + Hiroshi Ibarra (15) + Adriana Lucia Castillo (14) :07:28.20
14. Venezuela: Juan Ricardo Gomez Cardenas (16) + Fabrizio Guzzo Camacho (15) + Camilia Bello Villanueva (15) + Aithana Fleita Gonzalez (15) 1:08:26.30
15. Ecuador: Victoria Stephania Cattan (15) + Renato Leonel Moran (16) + Luciana Piechestein Ruiz (16) + Nathan Joel Zapata Moreno (13) 1:08:58.70
16. Puerto Rico: Daniel Rodriguez Otero (14) + Aureliz Rodriguez-Morales (15) + Danna Figueroa Zeda (15) + Dylan Rios (16) 1:10:18.90
17. Paraguay: Benjamin Insfran (14) + Juan Mendonca (15) + Anne Wagener Vittale (14) + Ayelet Battaglia (16) 1:10:30.90
18. Uruguay: Tadeo Puerto (14) + Diego Granero (14) + Melissa Harin (15) + Zaira Santangelo (15) 1:11:16.00

2026 World Aquatics Junior Open Water Swimming Championships 4x1500 Mixed Relay 14-19 Years

1. Hungary: Mira Miszlai (18) + Napsugar Nagy (17) + Balint Kreisz (17) + Mate Karpati (17) 1:01:45.40
2. Italy: Ginevra Bagaglini (16) + Mahila Spennato (17) + Davide Grossi (19) + Ivan Sartor (18) 1:01:48.60
3. USA: Karrington Hansen (18) + Brinkleigh Hansen (16) + William Siegel (19) + Colin Jacobs (18) 1:02:10.00
4. Russia: Polina Koziakina (19) + Kseniia Misharina (17) + Lev Spanopulo (18) + Semen Demidov (17) 1:02:46.10
5. Australia: Bianca Monaco (19) + Isobel Mulcahy (16) + Daniel Carter (19) + Lachlan Evans (17) 1:02:47.90
6. Japan: Sachika Kajimoto (19) + Miro Uchimura (19) + Rona Takezawa (18) + Taishin Nakagawa (17) 1:03:22.60
7. Slovakia: Karolina Ann Valko (16) + Natalia Spanikova (16) + Rastislav Cacik (18) + Richard Urban (19) 1:04:04.30
8. Brazil: Lizian Sobral (19) + Eduardo Lima Mustafa (18) + Carolina Marques (18) + Arthur Aguiar (19) 1:04:15.10
9. Ecuador: Rafaela Coello (18) + Roberto Barzallo Alverca (17) + Elvira de Espinosa Demera (17) + Ariel Torres (17) 1:04:32.50
10. Argentina: Victoria Nestares (16) + Sofia Garces (18) + Felipe Garcia (16) + Tomas Jourglard (18) 1:04:52.20
11. Mexico: Armando Uri Diaz Escobar (17) + Marisela Escobar Falcon (17) + Emiliano Almanza Chavez (17) + Andrea Ximena Perez Armenta (18) 1:05:11.90
12. Chinese Taipei: Jun-Yan Tsao (18) + Wu-Kuang Liao (15) + Zi-Ting Lin (16) + Yu-Ching Lin (14) 1:06:18.60
13. New Zealand: Jack Barton (18) + Olivia Emmett (18) + Ethan Stocks (18) + Olivia Bates (18) 1:06:23.30
14. Egypt: Tarek Mohammed Hassan (15) + Martina Attia (16) + Ahmed Elhorany (19) + Arwa Faisal Malek (18) 1:06:47.20
15. Peru: Gabriel Eduardo Mendieta (16) + Luis Arturo Granda (17) + Maria Fernanda Arellanos (17) + Celeste de Los Angeles Contreras (19) 1:07:30.70
16. South Africa: Noah Nice (14) + Leah Markgraaff (17) + Katie Horne (19) + Troy McWilliam (18) 1:07:46.40
17. Venezuela: Juan Diego Sanchez Azuaje (19) + Santiago Bello Villanueva (17) + Andrea Bordones Mota (17) + Victoria Rodriguez Espinal (16) 1:07:49.90
18. Kazakhstan: Salda Yelemes (17) + Rusian Maximov (16) + Darina Syssoyeva (15) + Yaroslav Gubarev (16) 1:09:26.80
19. Bolivia: Santiago Orellana (17) + Keyla Diaz (14) + Rafaela Siles (15) + Fabricio Mamani (16) 1:13:55.60
20. Uruguay: Yohan Corbacho (17) + Paula Torrens (17) + Zoe Gonzalez (16) + Nahuel Garcia (15) 1:14:04.80
21. Paraguay: Juan Apodaca (17) + Cecilia Piraino (18) + Fernando Segovia Villalba (16) + Sofia Ramond (15) 1:14:14.50

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