FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: THE WWA WORLDS GOES TO AUSTRALIA!

The World Wakeboard Association’s World Championships are quickly approaching, so start your planning your travel arrangements now. For the first time in history, the WWA is hosting the World Championships in Maroochydore, Queensland October 13-16th. Riders in all divisions including men, women, boys, girls, and pros will be pulled by Malibu Boats, the official towboat of the WWA World Championships. Join us for an exciting event in the Land Down Under and keep checking back for more details!

Divisions of competition are broken down into age brackets with the exception of the pro and open divisions. Age as of January 1st of 2005 will be used to determine age bracket. The WWA U.S. National and World Championships will operate under the following divisions:
Jr. Boys ages 9 and under
Boys ages 10-13
Jr. Men ages 14-17
Men’s I ages 18-24
Men’s II ages 25-29
Masters ages 30-39
Veterans ages 40 and over
***There will be a Super Vets category as long as five people register beforehand at WWA Nationals
Girls ages 13 and under
Jr. Women ages 14-18
Women ages 19 and over
Open any age
Pro any age
Wakeskate any age
* Riders can only compete in one division each discipline per competition.

All U.S. citizens must qualify for WWA Worlds through the WWA Air Nautique Nationals held in Kenosha, Wisconsin August 24-28th.
Japan competetitors- please contact the JWBA
Australia competitors- please contact the WWAA
Canada competitors- please contact Waterski Canada
South America competitors- please contact the ABW
Any regions not listed above, please contact the WWA by e-mailing Kayla Anderson at Kayla@thewwa.com.

If you have any questions regarding this press release please contact the World Wakeboard Association at 407-362-7841. Watch the www.thewwa.com for regular updates.