Riders advanced through to the Features Only semifinal rounds of action after several heated LCQ rounds to kick off day four at BSR Cable Park. The Kids Features Only semifinals had the crowd going wild with Hudson Lambert taking the top spot in heat one going huge off the kicker for a final score of 100.00. Additional riders advancing on to the Kids Features Only final included Zach Montez from heat two, Cameron Flinkingshelt from heat three, and Aiden Stelzel from heat four. Hudson Haynie went on to claim a spot in the Groms Features Only final with a standout semifinal performance displaying clean lines on the rails for a final score of 96.00 in heat one. In semifinal heat two Evan Cole also threw down one of his best performances scoring 95.00 and advancing on to the finals. 

Closing out the day with more unstoppable performances, Gavin Stuckey put in some work in the Pro Men Features Only semifinal heat one claiming the top spot in almost every category for a score of 98.00 to take the heat win. Trent Stuckey smashed the kickers and rails, placing him in first in semifinal heat two with 95.00.  Excelling on all the rails in heat three, Conrad McIntosh cleaned up with a final score of 95.00. Heat four saw reigning Wake Park National Champion Guenther Oka own the top spot with a well-executed performance including a T/S B/S 9 off the kicker to score 96.00.

For full results and live content from day four of the 2020 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by GM Marine Engine Technology be sure to check out the all-new WWA Rideline app available for FREE in the App and Google Play stores. Don’t miss a beat this season, dig in and get involved with this new app developed specifically for us, our global wake community. thewwa.com/rideline. 

Day five of the 2020 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by GM Marine Engine Technology begins at 12:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 9^th featuring thirteen divisions including a mix of Features and Traditional final rounds. Click Here to tune in LIVE. 

To view the daily schedule Click Here.

For more information on the 2020 Wake Park World Series Click Here.

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About Nautique Boat Company: Nautique is celebrating its 95^th anniversary of delivering excellence in the marine industry. A subsidiary of Correct Craft, Nautique has been on the waters of the world with a passion for innovation since 1925. Delivering the very best waterski, wakeboard and wakesurf boats on the market, Nautique continues to drive progression with their award-winning technology and dedication to building the highest-quality boats imaginable. New technology, performance innovations and attention to detail are the cornerstones of what makes the Nautique brand the industry leader. Through the Nautique Cares initiative, employees and athletes dedicate themselves to not only making a difference on the water, but to extend their support to people in need around the world. The world’s best ski boat, world’s best wake boat, and a company that cares. To learn more visit Nautique.com.
 
About The WWA: Developed for riders by riders, the World Wake Association stands as a global network of passionate representatives dedicated to the growth of wakesports. Since 1989 our mission and values remain true to the core of our community. Our position as the authority on competitive standards has been earned through consistent development; sanctioning and producing more than 12,500 worldwide events and counting. We are the only organization solely focused on the best interests of the sport, spearheading a collective movement on the journey to discover where wake takes you. The WWA owns and operates the WWA Wakeboard World Series, WWA Wake Park World Series, WWA Wakeboard National Championships, WWA Wake Park National Championships, WWA Wakeboard World Championships, WWA Wake Park World Championships, WWA Wake Park Triple Crown, WWA Pro Card and WWA Rider Experience. For more information on the World Wake Association, check out www.thewwa.com.

Amateur Features Only qualifying rounds kicked things off with a total of four competitors going on to the semifinal rounds of action from the Open Men, Masters, and Veterans Features Only divisions. Coby Armer threw down a standout performance locking in his first place finish in the Open Men Feature Only heat one with a final score of 100.00. The Jr. Pro Men Features Only division witnessed a tight race with Barrett Swope clinching the top spot going technical on all the rails for a 98.00 score heading into Saturday’s semifinals. 

The Pro Women kicked things up a notch displaying epic performances in the Features Only qualifying round with 3 riders advancing on to the semifinal rounds. Twelve riders from the Pro Men Features Only division will also advance to their respective semifinals after heated qualifying rounds. Guy Firer punched his ticket to Saturday’s semis throwing down and claiming the top spot in each category for a total score of 100.00. The Pro riders continued to rev up the crowd at BSR Cable Park as the Traditional semifinals took to the cable for a last shot to grab a seat in the finals for the Pro Wakeskate, Jr. Pro Men, and Pro Wakeboard Traditional riders. With a season of total progression under his belt Jr. Pro Men rider Barrett Swope came out firing, displaying clean lines and boosting off all the kickers for a heating winning score of 100.00.

Several National titles were earned in the late afternoon include Preston Persichetti taking the win in the Beginner Wakeboard division showing great composition throughout his entire run earning his final score of 99.00. The Novice Wakeboard final saw more standup runs with Isaic Claudio becoming the division’s 2020 National Champion throwing down a T/S 360 off the kicker for a 99.00 point score. Alexander Hebra took the win nailing his flats tricks for a 94.00 point score in the Intermediate Wakeboard division. Sam Lacerte took the Advanced Wakeboard title by throwing a melan B/S 540 off the kicker to score 93.00. 

For full results and live content from day three of the 2020 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by GM Marine Engine Technology be sure to check out the all-new WWA Rideline app available for FREE in the App and Google Play stores. Don’t miss a beat this season, dig in and get involved with this new app developed specifically for us, our global wake community. thewwa.com/rideline. 

Day four of the 2020 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by GM Marine Engine Technology begins at 9:00 a.m. CT on Saturday, August 8^th featuring nine divisions including a mix of Features qualifying and semifinal rounds. Click Here to tune in LIVE.

To view the daily schedule Click Here.

For more information on the 2020 Wake Park World Series Click Here.

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About Nautique Boat Company: Nautique is celebrating its 95^th anniversary of delivering excellence in the marine industry. A subsidiary of Correct Craft, Nautique has been on the waters of the world with a passion for innovation since 1925. Delivering the very best waterski, wakeboard and wakesurf boats on the market, Nautique continues to drive progression with their award-winning technology and dedication to building the highest-quality boats imaginable. New technology, performance innovations and attention to detail are the cornerstones of what makes the Nautique brand the industry leader. Through the Nautique Cares initiative, employees and athletes dedicate themselves to not only making a difference on the water, but to extend their support to people in need around the world. The world’s best ski boat, world’s best wake boat, and a company that cares. To learn more visit Nautique.com.
 
About The WWA: Developed for riders by riders, the World Wake Association stands as a global network of passionate representatives dedicated to the growth of wakesports. Since 1989 our mission and values remain true to the core of our community. Our position as the authority on competitive standards has been earned through consistent development; sanctioning and producing more than 12,500 worldwide events and counting. We are the only organization solely focused on the best interests of the sport, spearheading a collective movement on the journey to discover where wake takes you. The WWA owns and operates the WWA Wakeboard World Series, WWA Wake Park World Series, WWA Wakeboard National Championships, WWA Wake Park National Championships, WWA Wakeboard World Championships, WWA Wake Park World Championships, WWA Wake Park Triple Crown, WWA Pro Card and WWA Rider Experience. For more information on the World Wake Association, check out www.thewwa.com.

Traditional semifinal rounds kicked off an epic day on the cable with four riders in each division moving on to Friday’s finals amongst the Amateur Wakeskate, Beginner, Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced Wakeboard divisions. A standout performance of the morning came out of the Intermediate division with Hudson Lambert claiming the top spot in each category for a heat winning score of 100.00. Heating things up for the day Advanced semifinal rounds took to the water with four riders moving on to the final rounds. Sam Lacerte took the win in heat one of the semifinal round annihilating all of the features for a final score of 100.00. 

All eyes were on the water as the Pro Traditional riders gave the crowd something to cheer about with six riders making it straight through to Friday’s semifinals. Brett Powell took the win in qualifying heat one scoring 100.00 and rounding out the top score of the day for that division, followed by Park Swope taking heat two with a score of 93.00. After watching some of their wake heroes throw down, the Kids Features Only division was an all-time battle to the finish line with the top rider of each heat earning their spots in Saturday’s semifinals. The momentum from the day continued on in the Open Women Features Only division with the top two riders from each heat moving on to the semifinals. Taking the top spots in their heats and moving on to the semifinals were Riley Payne, Lisa Derue and Mattie Armer. 

For full results and live content from day two of the 2020 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by GM Marine Engine Technology be sure to check out the all-new WWA Rideline app available for FREE in the App and Google Play stores. Don’t miss a beat this season, dig in and get involved with this new app developed specifically for us, our global wake community thewwa.com/rideline. 

Day three of the 2020 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by GM Marine Engine Technology begins at 9:00 a.m. CT on Friday, August 7^th featuring thirteen divisions including a mix of Features qualifying rounds and Traditional semifinal and final rounds. Click Here to tune in LIVE.

To view the daily schedule Click Here.

For more information on the 2020 Wake Park World Series Click Here.

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About Nautique Boat Company: Nautique is celebrating its 95^th anniversary of delivering excellence in the marine industry. A subsidiary of Correct Craft, Nautique has been on the waters of the world with a passion for innovation since 1925. Delivering the very best waterski, wakeboard and wakesurf boats on the market, Nautique continues to drive progression with their award-winning technology and dedication to building the highest-quality boats imaginable. New technology, performance innovations and attention to detail are the cornerstones of what makes the Nautique brand the industry leader. Through the Nautique Cares initiative, employees and athletes dedicate themselves to not only making a difference on the water, but to extend their support to people in need around the world. The world’s best ski boat, world’s best wake boat, and a company that cares. To learn more visit Nautique.com.
 
About The WWA: Developed for riders by riders, the World Wake Association stands as a global network of passionate representatives dedicated to the growth of wakesports. Since 1989 our mission and values remain true to the core of our community. Our position as the authority on competitive standards has been earned through consistent development; sanctioning and producing more than 12,500 worldwide events and counting. We are the only organization solely focused on the best interests of the sport, spearheading a collective movement on the journey to discover where wake takes you. The WWA owns and operates the WWA Wakeboard World Series, WWA Wake Park World Series, WWA Wakeboard National Championships, WWA Wake Park National Championships, WWA Wakeboard World Championships, WWA Wake Park World Championships, WWA Wake Park Triple Crown, WWA Pro Card and WWA Rider Experience. For more information on the World Wake Association, check out www.thewwa.com.

Five divisions of Traditional Cable disciplines kicked off this thrilling weekend of competition with teams from across the nation filling in the shoreline of BSR to cheer on their home team riders. The Amateur Wakeskate qualifiers kicked off the day with 6 riders moving on to Thursday’s semifinal rounds. Kaiden Powell took the win in heat one of the qualifying rounds with an incredible run taking the top spot in each category for a final score of 100.00 to start off the competition joined by Kyle Haenisch taking the top spot in heat two. Arriving to BSR with a mission to win, Gabe Briggs took the top spot in heat one of the Novice qualifying rounds with a score of 96.00 sticking a clean hit off the kicker moving on to the semis alongside six other Novice riders who made it through today.

The Intermediate Wakeboard division advanced a total of six riders from the qualifying and LCQ rounds with Alexander Hebra ensuring he’d be punching his ticket to the semifinals with an incredible performance in the LCQ. Gavin Doody threw down with his own classic style taking the win with a score of 98.00. Closing out the day with several inspiring performances, the Advanced division advanced a total of six riders to the semifinals with Chris Sweda coming out on top earlier in the day putting down clean lines for his heat win and a score of 94.00.

“Wow, what an incredible start to the 2020 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by GM Marine Engine Technology, the riding has already been insane, and we are only just getting the weekend started! I would also like the give a huge thanks to our partners and host BSR Cable Park for bringing us back here for another tremendous year,” said WWA Executive Director, Corrie Wilson.

For full results and live content from day one of the 2020 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by GM Marine Engine Technology be sure to check out the all-new WWA Rideline app available for FREE in the App and Google Play stores. Don’t miss a beat this season, dig in and get involved with this new app developed specifically for us, our global wake community. thewwa.com/rideline. 

Day two of the 2020 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by GM Marine Engine Technology begins at 8:30 AM CT on Thursday, August 6^th featuring twelve divisions including a mix of Traditional semifinal and qualifying rounds and Features qualifying rounds. Click Here to tune in LIVE. 

To view the daily schedule Click Here. 

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About Nautique Boat Company: Nautique is celebrating its 95^th anniversary of delivering excellence in the marine industry. A subsidiary of Correct Craft, Nautique has been on the waters of the world with a passion for innovation since 1925. Delivering the very best waterski, wakeboard and wakesurf boats on the market, Nautique continues to drive progression with their award-winning technology and dedication to building the highest-quality boats imaginable. New technology, performance innovations and attention to detail are the cornerstones of what makes the Nautique brand the industry leader. Through the Nautique Cares initiative, employees and athletes dedicate themselves to not only making a difference on the water, but to extend their support to people in need around the world. The world’s best ski boat, world’s best wake boat, and a company that cares. To learn more visit Nautique.com.
 
About The WWA: Developed for riders by riders, the World Wake Association stands as a global network of passionate representatives dedicated to the growth of wakesports. Since 1989 our mission and values remain true to the core of our community. Our position as the authority on competitive standards has been earned through consistent development; sanctioning and producing more than 12,500 worldwide events and counting. We are the only organization solely focused on the best interests of the sport, spearheading a collective movement on the journey to discover where wake takes you. The WWA owns and operates the WWA Wakeboard World Series, WWA Wake Park World Series, WWA Wakeboard National Championships, WWA Wake Park National Championships, WWA Wakeboard World Championships, WWA Wake Park World Championships, WWA Wake Park Triple Crown, WWA Pro Card and WWA Rider Experience. For more information on the World Wake Association, check out www.thewwa.com.

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 nosegrab Pete 540 and a tail grab front to blind off the flats scoring 86.50 taking the Pro Mens Traditional top spot. Tom Fooshee (TSR) rode through the entire event for a second place finish of 79.50, throwing a melan B/S 540 off the kicker. Daniel Grant had another solid run to score 67.50 rounding out the podium in third with a clean melan roll to blind out in the flats. 

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 third round out the podium with 80.30.  The Open Men Features final saw Bobby Trammell (SHARK) own the top spot with a well-executed performance including a T/S B/S 720 to score 92.10. Johnathon Wilkes (TERM) smashed the kickers and rails, placing him in second with 88.70, followed by Drew Glickman (TROPHY) in third with a score of 81.40.

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 second place spot with 89.80, followed by Garrett Coleman (OWC) who took third with a 79.30. 

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 melan T/S B/S 360 to score 88.90 ahead of Kaitlyn Adams (ACTION) in third with a score of 84.30.  

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 technical transfer and grabbed 900s off both kickers for the winning score. Joe Battleday scored 87.20 in second bringing a style of his own with one of the most technical hits on the StepUp rail seen all day landing him just ahead of Riley Dillon (RYWP) in third with a final score of 80.10.

“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. 

For a full list of results CLICK HERE.

For a full list of team scores CLICK HERE.

The crowds were going crazy in the Open Men Features Only quarterfinals, with the top two riders from each heat earning their spots in Sunday’s semifinals. Taking the top spots in their heats and moving on to the semifinals, heat winners were Bobby Trammell (SHARK), Noah Isley (TERM), Drew Glickman (TROPHY), Kellan Rudnicki (OWC), Shawn Rysak (OWC), and Johnathon Wilkes (TERM).  

The Jr. Pro Features semifinal round saw Fynn Bullock-Womble take the top spot throwing a T/S B/S 900 off the kicker followed by super technical rail hits off the CnB rail for a perfect score of 100.00 sending him on to the final round of action. Tyler Toberman (Shark) kept the pace going in the heat throwing a switch mute mobe for a final score of 81.10, just ahead of Garrett Coleman (OWC) in third with 80.50 points. The third Shark Wake Park representative headed into the Jr. Pro Features final round included Brett Powell (SHARK) in fourth with 75.90 points.

The top two riders from the heats in round one cleaned house and went on to the quarterfinal rounds. In the Grom’s division quarterfinal round the battle was on in heat one with Evan Cole (OWC) coming away with the top spot for 97.90 points, followed by Ike Phillips (TERM) in second with 92.10 points. The heat two win went to Kyle Bendele (NLR) with a final score of 96.10, ahead of Brady Landon (H9) in second place with 93.90. 

The Kids Features Only showed us just how quickly the sport is progressing with the top two riders from each heat earning their spots in Sunday’s semifinals. Taking the top spots in their heats and moving on to the semifinals, heat winners included Kaiden Powell (SHARK), Mati Kornfeld (MWC), Wake Purdy (ACTION), Barrett Swope (NLR), Hayden Chambless (HYD), and Grant Adams (TERM). 

The Pro Traditional division kept the pace of the day with Traditional Wake Park quarterfinal rounds seeing the top four riders in each division advance through to the semifinals. In heat one of the quarterfinals, Jake Pelot (OWC) landed in the top spot with a 79.50 throwing a blind judge in the flats, followed by Daniel Grant in second with a 78.50. Heat two winner Guenther Oka scored 90.00 points throwing down a melan Pete Rose, ahead of with Brett Powell (SHARK) hot on his heels scoring 77.00. Tom Fooshee (TSR) crushed it in heat three taking the win with 86.50 points and throwing an S-mobe in the flats ahead of Joe Battleday taking second with 84.50.

In the Jr. Pro Traditional semifinal, heat one winner Trent Stuckey (OWC) will head to the final round scoring 82.50 points along with Liam Brearley (RYWP) placing second with 76.50 points. Parker Swope (NLR) took the win in heat two with a score of 86.50 and Fynn Bullock-Womble (SHARK) scored 82.00 in second.

For a full list of results CLICK HERE.

Day three of the 2019 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by Rockstar Energy begins at 9:00 a.m. CT on Saturday, August 31st with fourteen divisions including a mix of Features semifinal and quarterfinal rounds, Traditional final rounds and Pro division Traditional semifinals. 

To view the daily schedule, CLICK HERE.