WACO, TX (September 2, 2019)– The 2019 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by Rockstar Energy celebrated the 10th anniversary of the National Points Chase and continued the WWA’s
The Kids Features division kicked off the final day with the top four riders in each heat making it through to the final round of action. Taking the win in the final later in the afternoon was Hayden Chambless (HYD) who went super technical on the transfer box and threw a switch H/S F/S 900 for his winning score of 97.90. Aidan Stelzel (TSR) came up in second throwing a clean H/S B/S 720 scoring 86.20 points, just ahead of Hayden Carnes (OWC) who showed total composition the entire heat to earn 78.80.
The Jr. Pro Traditional division displayed premier athletic ability with Trent Stuckey (OWC) taking the win with a 313 in the flats and a huge T/S B/S 900 off the kicker for a final score of 84.00. Fynn Bullock-Womble (SHARK) executed super techy rail hits for his
Daniel Grant took the Pro Wakeskate title with solid rail hits and an impressive B/S bigger spin officially completing the win for a perfect score of 100.00. Sam Langley took second with a 90.00 followed by Dan Milstein in third scoring 80.00.
Three-time WWA Wake Park World Series champion, Guenther Oka (USA) put down an all-time performance with a
In the Open Women Features final, Mattie Armer (TERM) excelled on all the rails going on to throw a T/S 540 to take the National title with 100.00 points. Lisa DeRue (STWP) took second scoring 87.90, followed by Riley Payne (TERM) in
The Jr. Pros put up a good fight in the late afternoon in the intense battle for the National title. Adding yet another National title to his belt this summer, this time in wake park, Fynn Bullock-Womble (SHARK) came away with the National title throwing stylish rail hits on the rail-2-rail along with a dropping a T/S B/S 900 for 98.40 points. Brett Powell (SHARK) got technical on the StepUp rail to earn the
The crowds at BSR witnessed a top of the line round of wake park competition during the Pro Women’s Features final. Taking the 2019 National title, Courtney Angus (TERM) couldn’t be stopped with a massive B/S 540 and a super technical transfer on the transfer box to seal the deal with a winning score of 95.00. Michela Phillips took second with a
The Pro Men’s Features final proved that the guys have been on fire this season, showcasing their insane level of riding throughout the entire round with Guenther Oka sending it for the winning score of 96.60. Oka properly locked-in on a
“To come out and sweep both the Traditional and Features divisions is something I’ve done at Worlds the past few years but had yet to do at Nationals up until now. The fact that this is my fourth year coming to Nationals as Pro and being able to take home both wins today is totally unreal and so satisfying,” commented Pro Men’s rider Guenther Oka. “One of my favorite parts about Nationals is coming out here and seeing all the new faces and up and coming amateurs. I know I can speak for all the guys out here on this but being in rounds with all the young kids makes us super nervous because they are hot on our tails all the time. Taking the win today is that much better and I’m just super stoked right now!’
The Terminus Wake Park team won the 2019 Points Chase title in the Features Only division with 2295 cumulative team points ahead of Hydrous Wake Park in second with 1990 points and Orlando Watersports Complex in third with 1825 points. Over on the Traditional team points side, the Orlando Watersports Complex team took first place with 2455 points. Taking home another second place finish for the weekend, Hydrous Wake Park came in second with 1930 team points ahead of Next Level Ride in third with 1725.
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