Some of the world's top water ski and wakeboard athletes will compete Saturday and Sunday in the IWWF Water Ski & Wakeboard World Cup event in Palembang, Indonesia. Events include men's and women's tricks, jumping and wakeboarding. It will be Webcast live at www.iwwf.tv.
Competition begins ay 8 a.m. local time on Saturday and Sunday. Palembang is 11 hours ahead of U.S. Eastern Time.
For live results, click here. For those not traveling to Palembang, a free live World Cup Webcast will be available throughout Saturday and Sunday, May 4th and 5th at : www.IWWF.tv
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This family run paddleboat business leased the lagoon to Dana Reed and now to The Pro Ski Tour, LLC for the Malibu Open. Please support this family.
After 16 years of social and environmental responsibility, a Milwaukee family has lost their paddle boat contract to a California corporation. This new company plans on offering services that may not be suitable, or safe for this small water reservoir.
Please write or call the following County Leaders to share your support for Juneau Park Paddleboats! Respectfully encourage our leaders to keep this business in the hands of the Ritters, a local, Milwaukee family.
Chris Abale: countyexec@milwcnty.com | 414-278-4211
Gerry Broderick: http://county.milwaukee.gov/Broderick/Contact.htm | 414-278-4222 |
The American Water Ski Educational Foundation's 10-member Hall of Fame Selection Committee has announced that former professional water ski athletes and world-record holders Kristi Overton-Johnson (Melrose, Fla.) and Cory Pickos (Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.), along with official Jim Grew (Winter Haven, Fla.), will be the 2013 AWSEF Water Ski Hall of Fame inductees. The 31st annual induction ceremony will take place April 20 at the Lakeland Center in Lakeland, Fla. Overton-Johnson, Pickos and Grew will be the 64th, 65th and 66th inductees into the AWSEF Hall of Fame, which is located in Polk City, Fla.
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U.S. water ski athlete Freddy Krueger won the men's jumping title Sunday at the EYRES Perth Night Jump at the Burswood Watersports Complex in Perth, Australia. Krueger jumped 209 feet to win the title for the second consecutive year and third time in his career.
Canada's Ryan Dodd finished runner-up with a distance of 207 feet, followed by U.S. athlete Scot Ellis with a distance of 196 feet.
In women's jumping, Australia's Jacinta Carroll won with a distance of 159 feet, followed by Finland's Jutta Lammi (153 feet) and France's Marion Mathieu (151 feet). U.S. athlete Lauren Morgan placed fourth with a distance of 144 feet.
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 The Malibu Open Pro Waterski Championship and Summer Festival is returning to Milwaukee's lakefront Veteran's Park Lagoon for the fourth consecutive year on June 21 and 22nd! The world's top professional water ski athletes will compete in traditional slalom and long-distance jumping for more than $64,000 in prize money.
The format of the event has been enhanced this year making it a festival complete with a wakeboard rail jam, live music by local cover band, The Screaming Cucumbers, a Kids' Zone featuring bouncy houses, mechanical bull and face painting, a summer wear fashion show and more. A "food row" and beer garden will also be offered during the entire event.
There will be 30 pro men slalom, 20 pro women slalom, 12 pro men jump and 10 pro women jump competing over the course of two days with both single-elimination rounds and head-to-head formats used. Additionally, there will be night jump and night slalom on Saturday night before the crowning of the champions. The top three under 17 and under 21 junior skiers for both girls and boys in slalom and jump are also invited to compete for a $500 scholarship in each event.
Please visit www.malibuopenfestival.com for more information on the event.
The Malibu Open is a free event for family, friends and all to enjoy. The event is produced by the Pro Ski Tour, LLC. and title sponsored by Malibu Boats. More sponsors are listed on the malibuopenfestival.com/sponsors page.
Media Inquiries, please contact Krista Rogers at krista@24kpr.com
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U.S. water ski athletes Freddy Krueger (Winter Garden, Fla.), Erika Lang (Gilbert, Ariz.) and Jimmy Siemers (Round Rock, Texas) won titles in respective events Sunday at the opening event of the 2013 IWWF Water Ski World Cup in Mandurah, Australia.
Krueger won men's jumping with a distance of 204 feet; Lang won women's tricks with a score of 8,540 points; and Siemers won men's tricks with a score of 10,140 points. Australia's Jacinta Carroll won women's jumping with a distance of 152 feet.
U.S. athletes Scot Ellis (Auburndale, Fla.) and Lauren Morgan (Odessa, Fla.) placed third in men's and women's jumping, respectively.
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MANDURAH – IT'S A VERY RITZY LOCATION Last year we saw our world's best Riders and Skiers perform for the very first time on the glorious blue Indian Ocean waters at this beautiful seaside City of Mandurah. Located just 72km south of Perth, the Mediterranean climate and pristine surroundings make this a special experience for all visitors. You do not have to look too far to see Dolphins, Whales, Pelicans and the famous Blue Manna Crabs. A network of man-made Canals has created a very ritzy community of high quality waterfront homes and Marinas. It all fits perfectly with the Waterski & World Cup brand. So, are all the defending champions returning once again ? Well, almost. The only one missing on March 16/17 will be World Jump Record Holder, the great Natallia Berdnikova BLR. However, we will definitely see Jumpers Freddy Krueger and Ryan Dodd CAN, Shortboarders Aliagsei Zharnasek BLR and Clementine Lucine FRA, Wakeboarders Harley Clifford AUS and Raimi Merrit USA, plus a host of very strong contenders. As the first Stop of 2013 and the 36th in the Series, nobody really knows who is fully ready for competition yet. Those based in Florida will have an advantage coming from warm climates. Those coming from Europe will be under more pressure but sometimes this helps ! Live FREE Webcast and here is the URL to bookmark right now : The free Mandurah World Cup Stop Webcast will be available throughout from this coming Friday at : www.IWWF.tv
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U.S. water ski athletes Freddy Krueger, Erika Lang and Chris Parrish won titles in respective events Monday at the 53rd Moomba Masters in Melbourne, Australia.
Krueger won men's jumping with a distance of 222 feet; Lang won women's tricks with a score of 8,680 points; and Parrish won men's slalom with a score of 3 buoys at 41 feet off.
In other events, Belarus' Herman Beliakou won men's tricks (10,390 points) and Canada's Whitney McClintock won women's slalom (2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off.
For scores, visit http://www.iwwfed-ea.org/.
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USA Water Ski has selected Taylor Garcia (Winter Garden, Fla.) and Erika Lang (Gilbert, Ariz.) as its Male Athlete of the Month and Female Athlete of the Month, respectively, for February. The U.S. Junior Water Ski Team was selected USA Water Ski's Team of the Month. Garcia, Lang and the U.S. Junior Water Ski Team are now eligible for the United States Olympic Committee's Athlete and Team of the Month honors.
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 13 Medals awarded at the 2013 World Junior Championships in Mulwala!! click on link below for pictures http://www.iwsf.com/dbheadlines/showarticle.php?id=830
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