Ricardo Rosmaninho, Luana Dourado, and Vicente Campos are the 2026 european champions in Open, Women’s, and Juniors. Every single title on the ETB – European Tour of Bodyboard stays in Portuguese hands.
Mehdia, in Morocco, held the final stop of the ETB 2026 season, for another three exciting days of bodyboarding competition. The Portuguese gang proved once again their quality, winning three of the four divisions with a clear and total dominance and extreme quality in the Moroccan waters.
Here are the results of the final stop:
Pro Junior Boys
01. Vicente Campos (Portugal) 11,45 pts
02. Rafael Nóbrega (Portugal) 11,40 pts
03. Unax Pascual (Spain) 10,45 pts
04. Saad Belahcen (Morocco) 10,35 pts
Pro Junior Girls
01. Luana Dourado (Portugal) 11,75 pts
02. Alice Teotónio (Portugal) 9,10 pts
03. Sofia Pinheiro (Portugal) 6,85 pts
04. Alaa Chliyeh (Morocco) 5,85 pts
Open Men’s
01. Adam El Moutouakil (Morocco) 12,10 pts
02. Ricardo Rosmaninho (Portugal) 11,35 pts
03. Unax Pascual (Spain) 11,35 pts
04. Zidane Ait El Hachemi (Morocco) 9,70 pts
Open Ladies
01. Luana Dourado (Portugal) 12,40 pts
02. Sofia Pinheiro (Portugal) 8,60 pts
03. Soukaina Aghouali (Morocco) 8,45 pts
04. Alice Teotónio (Portugal) 8,25 pts
With these results, Portugal added two more titles to the two already confirmed on the previous stop of the tour held in Gran Canaria. Another golden page written in the international bodyboarding History.
2026 was, in fact, a remarkable season for the Portuguese bodyboarders that showed an impressive dominance, in all divisions, putting the Portuguese flag on top of the European spectrum.
Ricardo Rosmaninho, after years of dedication and perseverance, wins the 2026 ETB title. “What a journey to get here. I never thought I’d achieve half of what I have in bodyboarding, but I’m so happy I believed until the end that I could do it,” the Portuguese shredder said.
What can we say about Luana Dourado? She conquered the European Open and Junior Ladies divisions (after winning the European Junior title for the first time in 2024), adding also the IBC World Junior title to the list in 2026. A force of nature, for sure, with more to come in the future.
“Very happy to win the titles of European Junior and Open Champion, after winning both categories here in Morocco! It is always special to return to this country and be able to achieve such good results. I take with me a lot of happiness, motivation and, above all, the desire to continue working, because there is still more to conquer this year!”, she wrote on their social media.
At 15 years old, Vicente Campos validated for the second year in a row the European title in the Pro Junior Boys division with back to back amazing wins. He was also runner-up European Champion in the Open Men’s category. Somehow in the past seasons the kid has been proving that age is just a number and it’s not easy to guess more notable achievements are yet to unveil.
One last word to mention the outstanding work from the team and trainers at Portugal’s Clube Naval Povoense who showed a great collective strength and are a big part of this extraordinary season. Their athletes conquered not just the European titles, but also Carolina Dias finished as runner-up and Sofia Pinheiro fourth in the Junior Girls, and Pedro Areias fourth in the Junior Boys final ranking.
Congratulations to all!
