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Meet all the winners of the 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Championships

The Pokémon Company is continuing to host official Play! Pokémon competitive events on a regular basis:

These are the Trainers who reached the top at the first International Championships event of the 2025 Championship Series season.

The Pokémon Latin America International Championships took place in São Paulo, Brazil, from November 15-17, 2024. As the first International Championships event of the 2025 Championship Series season, the event featured exciting battles and heated competition across the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG), Pokémon Video Game Championships (VGC), and Pokémon GO.

These are the top finishers from the Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament by age division:

Junior Senior Masters
120 players 179 players 1810 players
1 Henry Kuninari BR Gabriel Fernandez BR Miloslav Posledni CZ
2 Sergio Lopez US Justin Templer US Brent Tonisson AU
3 Lucas Lima BR Alessandro Vezzoni IT Ilya Kornilov FI
4 Jose Cruz Galindo Resendiz US Logan Romero US Daniel Magda CZ
5 Luke Giffen US Marcelo Rubio Turra BR Jackson Ford CA
6 Antônio Santos Bassanezi BR Rafi Tuchman US Rose Gregson UK
7 Léo Blanchard FR Rohan Scott UK Austin Ellis CA
8 David Lucca Tenenbaum BR Rj Squires US Raz Wolpe IL

These are the top finishers from the Pokémon Video Game Championships tournament by age division:

Junior Senior Masters
34 players 27 players 455 players
1 Ismael Hoggui FR Pietro Nihal Kaludura Silva IT Marco Hemantha Kaludura Silva IT
2 Takumi Matsuo AU Carlos Verástegui PE Víctor Medina ES
3 Damon Zhu NZ Leland Smith US Ashton Cox US
4 Catalina Ignacia Suarez Ayala CL Felipe Reyes Castro CL Renzo Navarro PE
5 Adrian Hui AU Isaac Moreira BR Eric Rios ES
6 Angel Vivar CL Kevin Han US Daniel Marcelo Reyes US
7 Franco Manzano CL João Felipe Leite BR Alex Gómez Berna ES
8 Eduardo de Souza Mello BR Cauã Ribeiro BR Oliver Eskolin FI

These are the top finishers from the Pokémon GO tournament:

227 players
1 Martin Galderisi MartoGalde AR
2 Vitor Vitorello 12Vitorello BR
3 Ricardo Gonzalez Richie1409 MX
4 Carlos Rangel Ashtonash US
T-5 Colin Spa Colin6ix NL
T-5 Ilam Rojas Guerrero Ilqm US
T-7 Alexander Doone Doonebug97 US
T-7 Corey Bowman TheC2U US

These are the top finishers from the Pokémon UNITE tournament:

23 teams
Placement Team Name Trainer Name Full Name UCS Region
1 Luminosity Gaming Overlord98TV William Byrnes III NA
slash Sean Tucker
kyriaos Kihyun Lee
otter Alan De Mier
TrainerLGC Leonardo Calle-Perez
2 Tuzzy LeL Leonardo Pereira Rivello Louro BR
Souto Brian Souto
Falb Misael Oliveira Ferreira
MaxzinN Maxwilliam Costa
Jandeco Jander Macedo
3 Team YT Akeelo Leon Chong NA
Youmuus Philip Ve
Chaotic Luke Rosario
sosadsamYT Sam Tang
Fwii Yongsheng Huang
nvnci Nancy Lee
4 Fusion Anemo Jose Arias Leon LA-S
DrakenN Salvador Vásquez
KHEA Axel Rivas Perez
Tempo Jeremy Wilman Rivas Nunura
Zynuz Erick Jean Bartolo Cotrina
Replicate_ Antonio Carlos Tucci Thiesen
T-5 Plaga Texasinho Juan Moro LA-N
Kira Marco Antonio Granados Ortiz
DonLux Luis Enrique Herrera Cadena
Froy Froylán Morales
Jax4ever Luis Francisco Ojeda Leon
Mex0li Oliver Rocha Márquez
T-5 Nouns Esports ADESu Alberto González Torralbo EU
Ghatlue Hassan Al Abadi
Toon Conor McDermott
Sareyu Azeroual Souheil
BruvHD Anton Levi
xBlaine Alexander Kruse
T-5 The Code Barbosa Raphael Ferreira Barbosa BR
Lulu Julieth Souza
DuLove Pedro Henrique Pereira Cabral
ObaGin Lucas Santos
Zeru Renan Bernardo
Vzn Joaquim Pedro Acerbi Rodrigues
T-5 DreamMax Cadu Carlos Eduardo BR
f3rZera Fernando de Oliveira
Gzn Luiz Guilherme Gonçalves Xavier
Olivo Matheus Olivoto
Mazo Felipe Eduardo Vicentin Mazo
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Of course, there are still plenty more events to be held in the 2025 Pokémon Championship Series that will lead up to the 2025 Pokémon World Championships in Anaheim, California. If you want to try your hand at qualifying for the 2025 Worlds, be sure to also check out the changes being made this season.

Congratulations to all our 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Championships winners, and good luck to those battling in upcoming competitions!

Marco Silva has been crowned as the Pokémon VGC Masters Division Champion at the 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Champions

Pietro Silva has been crowned as the Pokémon VGC Seniors Division Champion at the 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Champions

Ismael Hoggui has been crowned as the Pokémon VGC Juniors Division Champion at the 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Champions

Miloslav Posledni has been crowned as the Pokémon TCG Masters Division Champion at the 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Champions

Gabriel Fernandez has been crowned as the Pokémon TCG Seniors Division Champion at the 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Champions

Henry Chao has been crowned as the Pokémon TCG Juniors Division Champion at the 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Champions

MartoGalde has been crowned as the Pokémon GO Champion at the 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Champions

Luminosity have been crowned as the Pokémon UNITE Champions at the 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Champions

Congratulations to Luminosity, your #PokemonLAIC Champions! 🏆 #PokemonUNITE #UNITEesports

Championship Sunday | 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Championships

Tune in to catch this weekend’s final showdown between VG, TCG, GO and UNITE as we determine our 2025 Pokémon Latin America International Champions!

Check Out the Full Streaming Schedule and More Information on Digital Giveaways

BELLEVUE, Wash. – Nov. 8, 2024 – Pokémon Trainers can tune in November 15–17 for the 2025 Latin America International Championships (LAIC) and watch as competitors gather to face off in São Palo, Brazil, in the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG), the Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet video games, Pokémon GO, and Pokémon UNITE. Competitors in attendance have their eyes set on qualifying for the 2025 Pokémon World Championships in Anaheim, California. 

Fans at home will be able to follow along live all weekend on Twitch and YouTube, and those watching the streams will be eligible for exclusive digital giveaways in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet, Pokémon Trading Card Game Live (TCGL), and Pokémon GO. Complete details can be found here.1
The action kicks off at 4:00 a.m. Pacific Standard Time on Twitch and YouTube in English, and a full streaming schedule can be found below:

Streaming Schedule: All Times Listed in Pacific Standard Time (PST)2
Pokémon TCG StreamTwitch.tv/PokemonTCGYouTube.com/Pokemon
Commentators: Ethan Hegyi, Freya Pearce, Kyle Sabelhaus, Chip Richey
Friday, November 15: 4:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 16: 4:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, November 17: 7:00 a.m. on Twitch.tv/Pokemon and YouTube.com/Pokemon
 
Pokémon VGC StreamTwitch.tv/PokemonYouTube.com/Pokemon
Commentators: Evan Latt, Kosta Daidimos, Rosemary Kelley, Aaron Zheng
Friday, November 15: 4:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 16: 4:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, November 17: 10:30 a.m. on Twitch.tv/Pokemon and YouTube.com/Pokemon
 
Pokémon GO StreamTwitch.tv/PokemonGOYouTube.com/Pokemon
Commentators: Amanda Lundberg, Steven Sanders, Fareed Anees, Martijn Versteeg
Friday, November 15: 4:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 16: 4:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Sunday, November 17: 5:30 a.m. on Twitch.tv/Pokemon and YouTube.com/Pokemon
 
Pokémon UNITE StreamTwitch.tv/PokemonUNITEYouTube.com/PokemonUNITE
Commentators: Jake “Spragels” Sprague, Kirk “Doobsnax” Dubé, Joshua “Zoinks” Hiebert, Sophia de Ipanema
Friday, November 15: 4:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Saturday, November 16: 4:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Sunday, November 17: 4:00 a.m. on Twitch.tv/Pokemon and YouTube.com/Pokemon
 
Keep up to date with the latest news from the 2025 LAIC here, and to find out more about the Play! Pokémon program, be sure to visit Pokemon.com/us/play-pokemon.

Codes for Pokémon Trading Card Game Live and Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet can be redeemed in-game. Codes for Pokémon GO will be distributed via Twitch Drops, and details about redemption will be featured in the live stream. Terms apply to code use. Please tune in to the LAIC broadcast for more information.

2 Schedule is approximate and subject to change.

All finals on Sunday will run subsequently; each final will not start until the previous final has finished, and thus start times for each match depend on the length of all prior matches that day.

Source: Pokemon.com and Play Pokémon!

Source: Pokemon

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