BEWAKE 2026: Mateo Fischer takes two wins as Ane Armas tops wakeskate

Mateo Fischer Urruti won men’s Open wakeboard and wakeskate, while Ane Armas Segovia took women’s Open wakeskate at the national event in Castelldefels.

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Lucas Lechevallier in action at BEWAKE.
Lucas Lechevallier in action at BEWAKE. Photo: Jinjugy (@jinjugy).

Mateo Fischer Urruti claimed two wins and Ane Armas Segovia took women’s Open wakeskate at the 2026 Spanish Cable Wakeboard, Wakeskate and Sitwake Championships. The event took place on 24–25 October at BEWAKE in Castelldefels, according to the official IWWF listing.

The published standings feature winners across Open and youth divisions. Lucas Lechevallier, Luca Ruwe and Pedro Fox are among the riders who topped categories at a national event offering a closer look at Spain’s cable scene.

Two men’s Open wins for Mateo Fischer Urruti

Fischer led men’s Open wakeboard with 55 points and men’s Open wakeskate with 50. His double brings together two disciplines that share the cable but involve a different connection to the board: wakeskating is performed without bindings.

His official IWWF record also lists a men’s Open wakeskate win at Wake Extreme, held at the same venue from 30 April to 2 May 2026. October’s results add two national first places to his season.

Ane Armas Segovia leads women’s Open wakeskate

Ane Armas Segovia scored 70 points in women’s Open wakeskate. Luca Ruwe finished second with 57, while Gala Zúñiga Mombiela completed the podium with 55.

Ruwe also topped women’s U18 wakeboard, ahead of Zúñiga and Mia Fuentes Torrico. These are separate disciplines and categories, and their results should be read individually when following each rider’s performance.

Youth divisions bring more riders into focus

Lucas Lechevallier won men’s U18 wakeboard, joined on the podium by Marlo Ruwe and Cody Ruwe. Pedro Fox led men’s U14 wakeboard and men’s U18 wakeskate. In U11 wakeboard, the wins went to Carlota Gámiz Morata and Thomas Fox.

The list of category winners shows that the championships extended beyond the Open divisions. For readers following the Spanish scene, the youth categories offer another starting point for getting to know its riders and tracking their progression.

Men’s U18 wakeboard podium, with Lucas Lechevallier in first place.
Men’s U18 wakeboard podium, with Lucas Lechevallier in first place. Photo: Jinjugy (@jinjugy).

Winners in the categories with published results

Event Winner Points
Men’s Open wakeboard Mateo Fischer Urruti 55.00
Men’s Open wakeskate Mateo Fischer Urruti 50.00
Women’s Open wakeskate Ane Armas Segovia 70.00
Men’s U18 wakeboard Lucas Lechevallier 67.67
Women’s U18 wakeboard Luca Ruwe 65.00
Men’s U14 wakeboard Pedro Fox 55.00
Girls’ U11 wakeboard Carlota Gámiz Morata 65.00
Boys’ U11 wakeboard Thomas Fox 70.00
Men’s U18 wakeskate Pedro Fox 75.00

Category selection from the standings published in the official IWWF event listing. Scores belong to individual events and do not form a combined overall ranking.

Hugo during the championships at BEWAKE.
Hugo during the championships at BEWAKE. Photo: Jinjugy (@jinjugy).

BEWAKE, the Castelldefels venue

The park is based at the Canal Olímpic de Catalunya. Visit BEWAKE’s official website to learn more about the venue and its riding options.

Results source: IWWF · 2026 Spanish Championships, competition code 26ESP010.

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