Nick Harding | Sportscene - Impressive Australia takes overall team standings for the second year in a row and a stunning 8 out of 11 wins across all SUP racing, SUP surfing and paddleboard categories.

After a great week of beachfront competition at Miraflores, Peru with jacuzzi-warm waters, mysterious sudden-arriving seafog, intermittent sunshine, a hazardous rock groyne and waves averaging 4-5ft daily; the final results are in.

Story of the week has to go to Denmark's 19 year old Casper Stainfath who took Gold in the SUP Men's Technical event earlier this morning. A few days before getting on the plane Peru-bound, he and his two teammates were unrecognised as an official competing nation by the ISA. Scrambling last-minute federational approval it was from nothing to everything!

SPORTSCENE hopes you have had a great week watching the live feed and results, sneakily minimising it at work when the boss walks pasts! Summary of results:

Overall Standings
1. Australia -  24140 points
2. South Africa - 17005
3. Mexico - 15119

SUP Racing

Technical Men
1. Casper Stainfath (DEN)
2. Jamie Mitchell (AUS)
3. Dylan Frick (RSA)

Technical Women
1. Angela Jackson (AUS)
2. Olivia Piana (FRA)
3. Barbara Brasil (BRA)

Distance Men
1. Jamie Mitchell (AUS) - 02:32:01
2. Casper Stainfath (DEN) - 02:32:03
3. Fernando Stalla (MEX) – 02:32:04

Distance Women
1. Angela Jackson (AUS) - 02:54:08
2. Olivia Piana (FRA) - 02:55:00
3. Shannon Bell (CAN) - 02:55:15

SUP Surfing

Men
1. Sean Poynter (USA) - 17.83 points
2. Tamil Martino (PER) - 14.00
3. Antoine Delpero (FRA) - 13.80

Women
1. Nicole Pacelli (BRA) - 13.17
2. Shakira Westdorp (AUS) - 12.60
3. Iballo Ruano (SPA) - 10.60

Paddleboard

Technical Men
1. Lincoln Dews (AUS) - 25.33
2. Brad Gaul (AUS) - 26.11
3. Ryan Buttcher (RSA) - 26:54

Technical Women
1. Jordan Mercer (AUS) - 31:55
2. Anna Hotten (RSA) - 32.09
3. Rocio Larranaga (PER) - 35.40

Distance Men
1. Brad Gaul (AUS) - 02:44:12
2. Lincoln Dews (AUS) - 02:45:12
3. Ryan Buttcher (RSA) - 02:55:18

Distance Women
1. Jordan Mercer (AUS) - 02:52:47
2. Anna Hotten (RSA) - 02:57:00
3. Rocio Larranaga (PER) - 03:24:30

Team Relay (Mixed gender and discipline)
1. Australia
2. South Africa
3. France

Can Australia retain their overall title for a third time in a row in 12 months time?

Thanks to the ISA's Media Manager Carlos for his collaboration. Photo credits: ISA's Rommel Gonzalez and Michael Tweddle. ISA Website: www.isawsuppc.com