US Wakepark League F.A.Q.

If you have to move down a division because of injury or whatever you can carry your points down with you. Example if I rode in Pro week 1 and got smoked but did earn 4 points I can carry those down to the Men 18+ division since I was against harder competition. Now as far as moving up to a harder division, which will probably happen more often, riders will receive 70% of the points they earned in the lesser division. So if I won boys 11-13 and realize I belong in Boys 11-13 Elite, I would be able to apply 7 pts to my overall Boys 11-13 Elite score for week1.

The scores will count but only for the park in which you rode that week. You can ride at multiple parks and even qualify for multiple parks, but the scores will be kept completely separate.

No. USWL is the new national series that qualifiers riders for the WWA Wake Park National Championships. While we loved working alongside Points Chase over the last few years, we are excited for the what the future holds with the US Wakepark League!

While participation in a qualifier is not mandatory this year, riders who choose to compete in a qualifier will earn a higher seeding going into the National Championships. This can be a massive advantage when competing at the National Championships.

If two or more riders top qualifying scores combined are tied at the end of the series a tie breaker will be used to determine the higher placement:

1. Head to head weeks where the tied riders competed against each other. This only works if two riders are tied (not 3 or more) The rider that had the higher placement in events that both riders competed in will win the tie breaker. If the riders beat each other equally once, twice or even three times then see the next tie breaker.
2. Who won more individual events. If riders won the same amount of weekly events see next tie breaker.
3. Who placed second at more events. If riders placed second the same amount of weekly events see next tie breaker.
4. Who placed third at more events. If riders placed third the same amount of weekly events see next tie breaker.
   5. If everything is exactly even it will remain a tie.