As the first full size wake park stop of the 2020 season this event will feature two days of riding for both pro and amateur divisions. With new and exciting park updates on the schedule in Thailand, riders can expect to see some brand-new features installed in time for the event. The WWA WPWS is globally known to showcase an international field of riders and continue the exponential growth of park riding across all divisions. With an entire $50,000 in prize money up for grabs this event will not only feature equal podium prize money amongst the Pro Men and Women riders, but will also include a $10,000 prize purse for the Pro Wakeskate division. This is the largest Pro Wakeskate cash prize of the entire season.

“We are incredibly excited to add Thailand to our list of stops for the 2020 Wake Park World Series. This event is sure to bring about incredible riding and a true celebration of all of the places wake takes us,” commented WWA Executive Director, Corrie Wilson. “To work with the event organizers and our partners on offering equal prize money for Pro Men and Women in both Traditional and Features Only, paired with the large wakeskate purse, is the progressive step we’ve needed to see our sport take. This is a terrific way to continue the series and we are looking forward to seeing the level riding and style our riders bring to this event!”

EVENT TIMES:
Practice – April 16th-17th
*Practice will be complementary for registered riders. Discounted tickets will be available for riders looking to ride outside of these dates.

Judges Seminar  – April 17th

WPWS Event – April 18th-19th
*Food and beverages will be provided for riders during the event days

More Information Here: https://www.thewwa.com/event/thailand-wwa-wake-park-world-series-event-2020/

Staged inside the Toronto International Boat Show, over a million gallons of water filled up the hockey arena to create one of the largest indoor lakes in the world. With riders landing their tricks just dozens of feet away from the crowds and music and play-by-play announcing pumping everyone up, it was surreal set-up!

A pass-the-handle jam format pulled by a Sesitec 2.0 ensured non-stop action as riders continually upped the ante to put down their best run of four! Qualifications, including a slot for the top amateur, were very tightly contested to narrow the field down to the top eight men and top six women. 

The judging panel of Oli Derome, John Drieling and Leslie Sparks had their work cut out for them!

Men’s finalists: Guenther Oka, Riley Dillon, Mickey Henry, Quinn Silvernale, Nic Leduc, Gavin Giglio, Wes Huber and Aidan Gunningham. Just missing the cut were Dary Znebel, Derek Huntoon, Jesse Jarrett and Wake Purdy.

Women’s finalists: Meagan Ethell, Kelsey Chiappa, Erika Langman, Hannah MacDonald, Amanda Cook and Katherine Shirriff.

When the spray settled it was top ranked Guenther Oka, the reigning WWA WPWS champ, edging out Riley Dillon for the pro men’s title, with Gavin Giglio  grabbing 3rd. Meagan Ethell overcame challenges from Kelsey Chiappa and Erika Langman to take the women’s crown! The contest offered equal podium prize money for men and women and highlighted the final weekend of the 10 day Toronto Boat Show!

The after-party offered a night to remember with a packed house to watch the world premiere of Derek Brown’s full length Canadian wake movie “Outhouse 3 – the Turd”!

Shout out to the Toronto International Boat Show, WWA, Wake Canada, Alliance Wake, Boarderpass Canada, Ontario Wake, Boardsports and Connelly Wake for supporting the contest! 

Blind athlete Scott Leason (USA) got things going on the boat lake first thing in the morning on Saturday in the Adaptive Standing division. Giving it everything he had, Leason came away with his first WWA Wakeboard World title throwing T/S and H/S 180s for a final score of 82.33. 

Over on the cable in the Traditional final, Loic Deschaux (FRA) dropped hammers in every part of the course earning his 90.60 score with his S mobe 540 off the flats and a T/S B/S 180 to B/S lip slide pretzel out for the World title. Liam Brearley (CDN) made it a close match throwing a huge T/S B/S 900 off the kicker for a score of 83.90, followed by Joe Battleday (GBR) rounding out the podium with 82.50.  Defending Champ Julia Rick (GER) took the win with her consistent, dominating performances in the Pro Women’s Traditional final earning herself her seventh WWA World title. Rick threw down a T/S B/S 270 transfer F/S 270 and a massive front to blind in the flats for a perfect final score of 100.00 solidifying herself as the best female wakeboarder in the world. Lisa Baloo (Rus) claimed second place excelling on all the rails with a final score of 83.00, followed by Sanne Meijer (NED) in third with 81.40. 

The Jr. Pro riders brought the heat to the cable of the Mayan Water Complex with a fiery final round for the Traditional park riders. Mikayo Mundy (AUS) came away with the World title throwing a massive front mobe to the flats and a pete rose off the kicker earning the winning score of 89.30.  Stefan Hahn (AUT) put down a variety of technical rail hits for landing in second with 88.80, followed by Parker Swope (USA) in third with 87.70. 

The Jr. Pro Men were on fire behind the industry-leading Super Air Nautique G23 and Saturday’s semifinal rounds gave the crowd some of the best performances seen thus far. Joey Gallagher (USA) threw down a tail grab KGB for the heat on win and a score of 53.33, followed by Haydon Bru (AUS) in second with 49.33.Fynn Bullock-Womble stomped a H/S B/S 720 for the win in heat two to score 86.00, followed by Thomas Herman (USA) who will advance on with 81.33. Heat three went to Jamie Huser (SUI) who showed his signature style with a switch T/S F/S 720 scoring 82.67, followed by Tyler Worrall (USA) in second with 76.67. Noah Wildman (USA) took down heat four to score 86.67 landing a double back roll for a score of 86.67, followed by Jake Hill (USA) in second with 70.67.

In the Pro Men Features semifinal, Liam Brearley(CDN) claimed his spot in Sunday’s final with a 270 in to shifty rewind on the rooftop rail and a H/S B/S 900 off the kicker for a 94.10 in heat one.  James Windsor cleaned up in heat two throwing both T/S and H/S B/S 900s off the kicker for a score of 91.30. Joe Battleday (GBR) clinched the final spot out of heat three with a T/S B/S 180 to 270 lip slide to 270 out for heat winning score of 97.20. Claiming the final spot in Sunday’s final round was Guenther Oka (USA) in heat four utilizing his diverse skill set to lay down a big ollie up to T/S B/S 180 to cab 360 out on the last feature of the section for a textbook 100.00 point score.

The Pro Women’s semifinal saw many remarkable performances in Mexico, setting the bar for Sunday’s final round. Erika Lang (USA) came away with heat one win boosting off the wake of the Super Air Nautique G23 throwing a H/S front flip with a nose grab for a final score of 86.00, ahead of Sanne Meijer (NED) in second with 79.67. Heat two was owned by Tarah Mikacich (USA) throwing a wrapped KGB for 74.67, alongside Jamie Lopina (USA) advancing to the final round in second with 71.00 points. Nautique team athlete Zahra Kell (AUS) came away with the top spot in heat three with a super clean dum dum for the winning score of 85.33, ahead of Emi Kihara (JPN) in second with 48.67. Meagan Ethell (USA) put down a dominating run throwing a moby dick for a score of 87.67, followed by Otoha Kawahara (JPN) in second with 57.00. 

Aaron Cutler (USA) claimed his second consecutive Adaptive Standing world title with wrapped mute F/S 360 off the kicker for a perfect 100.00 point score. The Swedish Wake Team cleaned up in the Jr. Women finals with Clara Dandenell (SWE) coming out on top throwing a stalefish tantrum for a 90.00 total score. Eira Jansson (SWE) showed full composure throughout her entire run earning a second place finish with 88.00 points, just ahead of Melanie Staf (SWE) in third with 83.80 points. 

Daniel Grant (THA) killed it in the Pro Wakeskate division, closing out his inventive run with super technical flat water tricks and switch and regular B/S 360s off the kickers for 90.00 points. Maurizio Marassi (ITA) hit an impressive kick flip to F/S big spin for a second place finish of 80.00, followed by Victor Salmon (BEL) in third with a 70.00 point score. 

The Pro Men’s semifinal heats stacked up to their unstoppable reputations, sending the crowds cheers echoing throughout the Mayan Water Complex. In heat one, Nautique athlete Tony Iacconi (AUS) scored 86.67 throwing a H/S B/S 720 for the heat win, followed by Tyler Higham (USA) in second with 82.33. Taking the top spot in heat two, we saw Shota Tezuka (JPN) take the win with a massive method and a double half cab roll to score 85.00, ahead of Nic Rapa (AUS) in second with 79.33. Roswell athlete Cory Teunissen (AUS) won heat three with a 91.67, putting down a mute mobe 540, followed by Massi Piffaretti (ITA) in second with 76.67. In heat four, Cobe France (AUS) secured his spot in the finals with a wrapped nose grab 3 to 1 to score 87.67, ahead of Harley Clifford (AUS) in second with 84.00.

The Jr. Men’s division wrapped a full day of the world’s best riding on the pristine turquoise waters known to the Mayan Water Complex. Igor Colombo (ITA) brought home the win in the Jr. Men’s division throwing down a crow mobe and a whirly behind the Super Air Nautique G23 for a final score of 83.00.  Pablo Monroy (MEX) followed up in second with 72.00, followed by Jimmy Schmidt (USA) in third with 69.00. 

For a full list of results from day three of the 2019 Nautique WWA Wakeboard World Championships presented by Rockstar Energy Click Here.

For a full list of results from day three of the 2019 Nautique WWA Wake Park World Championships presented by Rockstar Energy Click Here.

Day three of the 2019 Nautique WWA Wakeboard and Wake Park World Championships presented by Rockstar Energy begins at 9:00 a.m. CT on Sunday, October 20^thstarting with boat finals before closing out the event on the cable.

To view the daily schedule, Click Here.This event is FREE for all spectators and families. 

Dedicated to progressing the sport from the ground up, the Nautique Wake Series puts riders first, developing the stars of tomorrow and showcasing the top athletes of today with every major event held behind the Super Air Nautique G23. The Nautique Wake Series is the only event series that gives riders of all ages, gender and skill level the opportunity to compete at an elite level. level. 

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For more information on the 2019 WWA Wakeboard World Series Click Here.

Playa del Carmen, Mexico (October 18, 2019) – Day two of the 2019 Nautique WWA Wakeboard and Wake Park World Championships presented by Rockstar Energy saw battles of epic proportion with athletes in every division vying for a chance at the 2019 World titles. The 7X Wakeboard and 5X Wakesurf Boat of the Year, the Super Air Nautique G23, has been known to be the catalyst of progression, ensuring every event pulled by these legendary boats sees nothing short of the best riding in the world. Closing out another epic day of wakeboard and wake park competition, riders and their families convened back at the Iberostar Paraiso Lindo for the Roswell Marine Foam Party taking home free Roswell swag and kicking back with new friends along the poolside. 

The Mayan Water Complex has played host to multiple WWA events creating a global stage for wake athletes to come to deliver their best performances and creativity with every pass. The Boys Traditional division produced an all-time show for the crowds, with Wake Purdy (CDN) coming away with a heat win throwing a T/S B/S 540 for a final score of 97.90, ahead of Cameron Spalding (CDN) in second with 88.60.Axel Paget (FRA) came away with the win in heat two throwing a very impressive pete rose in the flats for S95.80, followed by Zach Montez (USA) in second with 92.10. In the Jr. Boys Traditional semifinal, Ethan Bertogal (FRA) took the top spot as the only competitor in his division to throw an air trick with his big raley in the flats for a perfect final score of 100.00. Ike Phillips (USA) threw down to finish in second with 87.90 and advancing to the finals. 

The Pro Men’s Quarterfinal heat one was lit on fire back at the boat lake, with Cobe France (AUS) charging the wake with a very stylish indy tantrum to blind to earn his winning score of 76.67. Guenther Oka USA) took heat two, earning a score of 79.33 sticking his melan pete rose for the win. In heat three Shota Tezuka (JPN) took with win displaying his signature big amplitude on all of his tricks for a score of 78.67. Nautique athlete Tony Iacconi (AUS) snagged a heat four win starting off pass one with a massive indy moby dick for a score of 79.00. Tyler Higham (USA) laid down an incredible run putting his west coast on style on two stand passes in heat five for a winning score of 89.00. Rockstar Energy athlete Nic Rapa (AUS) threw down two doubles and a nose grab pete rose for the top spot in heat six and a score of 87.33. In heat seven Roswell’s Cory Teunissen (AUS) capped off his run with a super clean double half cab roll leaving no doubt in anyone’s mind he was headed into the semifinal round with 86.33 points. Harley Clifford (AUS) took the win in the final heat of the quarterfinals throwing multiple mobe 540s for a winning score of 86.33.

Cameron Spalding (CDN) rode away with the win in heat one of the Groms Features semifinals going technical on all the rails complete with a B/S lipslide to B/S 360 to B/S 360 bagel out for a 96.10 score. In heat two, Ethan Bertogal (FRA) laid down a H/S F/S 720 to score 96.10. Sebastian Framdahl (SWE) took win in heat three sending him into final round after throwing a B/S 720 and KGB off the kickers for a score of 100.00. Axel Paget (FRA) owned heat four with a pete rose off the kicker for a score of 98.00.  The Girls Features semifinal saw some serious up and coming talent with Callie Zellenrath (CDN) winning the heat with a 94.40 point score, landing a T/S F/S 360 and a scarecrow. 

The Jr.Men Semifinal heat one set the pace for an intense battle behind the Super Air Nautique G23, with Graham Hebert (USA) charging the wake with a clean whirly bird to take the winning score of 63.00, followed by Crew Christensen (USA) in second with 54.00. Igor Colombo (ITA) took heat two, earning a score of 83.00 sticking his skeezer for the win. Jimmy Schmidt (USA) took second, scoring 75.00. In heat three Barrett Swope (USA) came away with the win throwing an indy tantrum to blind for a score of 64.00, ahead of Pablo Monroy (MEX) in second with 63.67 points. Macauley Needham (AUS) put down a tootsie roll in heat four sealing the deal on his first place finish and a score of 75.33, followed by Joey Gurr (CDN) with a score of 64.33.

Adaptive blind athlete, Scott Leason (USA), made his way to Mexico for his very first Nautique WWA Wakeboard World Championship to officially cap off season with an unforgettable weekend of the world’s best wake action. Utilizing the wake of the Super Air Nautique G23, Leason threw multiple 180s for a winning score of 68.33 in today’s semifinal round of action. 

Anna Nikstad (USA) took down the Pro Women’s Features Only semifinal heat one with a T/S B/S 360 off the kicker to score 98.10, ahead of Courtney Angus (AUS) in second with 89.30 points. Defending World Champion Julia Rick (GER) won heat two with a T/S B/S 450 to 90 out grabbing a perfect 100.00 point score, ahead of second place finisher Lisa Baloo (RUS) with 86.00 points.

The Pro Men Features Only semifinal was nothing short of amazing with Daniel Grant (THA) sticking a huge moby dick 540 off the kicker and annihilating all the rails to score 97.20 points for the win in heat one. Winning heat two, Liam Brearley (CDN) put down a H/S B/S 360 to nose press to F/S 360 out to take the top spot with 93.40 points. Riley Dillon (CDN) scored 95.80 winning heat three today with a masterful run that included a T/S B/S 900 and some insane lines. Victor Salmon (BEL) took heat four throwing a T/S B/S 1080 to send him into Sunday’s final round and a 97.40 point score. Going super technical on all of the rails William Klang (SWE) took the top spot in heat five earning 88.90 points. Defending WWA Wake Park World Series Champion Guenther Oka (USA) put down an insane run throwing two 1080s off the kickers and backing it up with textbook rail hits for a final score of 97.20 to win the final heat.

The Girl’s division saw Kira Lewis (USA) take her very first WWA Wakeboard World title after two stand-up passes with a method late 180 and H/S back roll scoring 90.33. Laney Chadwick (AUS) put the pressure on Lewis, coming in second with a score of 81.67 after landing a T/S front roll. Rounding out the podium in third, Alexa Guajardo (MEX) scored 79.33. The Boys division kicked off the day with Noah Bullard (AUS) putting down a H/S 720 and a dum dum taking the World title with a score of 85.00. Taking the podium in second, Alex Albin (USA) threw a massive moby dick in his run behind the award-winning Super Air Nautique G23 for a score of 79.67. Xavier Olea Vorhauer (USA) finished third scoring 74.33. 

“The chance to compete here at the 2019 Nautique WWA Wakeboard Wake Park World Championships presented by Rockstar Energy is an aspiration for these athletes and we are honored to partner with Nautique Boats and the Mayan Water Complex to make this year’s event the largest and greatest event to date,” said WWA Executive Director Corrie Wilson. “We have already seen some amazing riding these first two days and the competition will only get better as we head into the weekend.” 

For a full list of results from day one of the 2019 Nautique WWA Wakeboard World Championships presented by Rockstar Energy Click Here.

For a full list of results from day one of the 2019 Nautique WWA Wake Park World Championships presented by Rockstar Energy Click Here.

Day three of the 2019 Nautique WWA Wakeboard and Wake Park World Championships presented by Rockstar Energy begins at 8:00 a.m. CT on Saturday, October 19^th.

To view the daily schedule, Click Here.This event is FREE for all spectators and families. 

Dedicated to progressing the sport from the ground up, the Nautique Wake Series puts riders first, developing the stars of tomorrow and showcasing the top athletes of today with every major event held behind the Super Air Nautique G23. The Nautique Wake Series is the only event series that gives riders of all ages, gender and skill level the opportunity to compete at an elite level. level. 

For more information on the Nautique Wake Series Click Here.

For more information on the 2019 WWA Wakeboard World Series Click Here.

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.

Six divisions of Traditional Cable disciplines kicked off this thrilling weekend of competition with teams from across the nation filling the shoreline to cheer on their home team riders. Over twenty wake parks from across the nation were represented with riders competing for both individual National titles and team overall Points Chase titles. All riders participating in the 2019 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships will have the elite opportunity to represent the U.S. at the 2019 WWA Wake Park World Championships this October in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. 

“We witnessed an amazing start to the 2019 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by Rockstar Energy. BSR Cable Park is a first-class facility where we can always trust for a great time on the water paired with epic conditions,” said WWA Executive Director, Corrie Wilson. “The riding has already been insane and we can’t wait to see what day two brings us!” 

The Amateur Wakeskate semifinal rounds kicked off the day with six riders moving on to Saturday’s final round. Hayden Chambless (HYD) took the win with an incredible run hitting all the features for a final score of 100.00 to start off day one of the competition. Aidan Stelzel (TSR) earned his second place finish with 88.00 points and a mute 180 off the kicker, followed by Anthony Khoury (HYD) in third with 73.50 points. Joining the crew in the final round of action, Grant Adams (TERM) took fourth with a 69.50, followed by Grady Burg (H9) with 69.00 points in fifth and Cole Clements (H9) in sixth with 5.00 points.

The top three riders from each quarterfinal heat advanced to the semifinals in the Beginner Traditional division with a total of six riders earning their spot in Saturday’s final round. In semifinal heat one, Lucas Baldwin (HYD) took the top spot with a score of 96.00 sticking a stalefish 180 off the kicker moving on to the final, along with Ike Phillips (TERM) with a score of 94.00. Heat two saw Campbell Scarborough (OWC) take the top spot with a score of 96.00 ahead of Gabe Briggs (NLR) with a score of 94.00 who will join him in the final round. Evan Cole (OWC) took win in semifinal heat three with a great run earning a score of 100.00, followed by Drew Prato (STWP) with 89.00 points to round out the final round. 

Aaron Cutler (MC) came out of the gates firing in the Adaptive Standing semifinal round, earning himself a 100.00 point score throwing down a back roll off the kicker. In the Novice Wakeboard division, two riders from each quarterfinal heat advanced to the semifinals, with a total of six riders advancing all the way through to the finals. Advancing to the finals from today’s semifinal heat wins were Cooper Scarborough (OWC) with 97.00 points, Carter Hickson (ACTION) with 92.20 points, and Hudson Lambert (NLR) with 88.80 points.

The Intermediate Wakeboard division advanced the top three riders from each quarterfinal heat to the semifinal rounds with six riders going on to Saturday’s finals. In semifinal heat one, Anthony Khoury (HYD) threw down an air raley in the flats for a score of 89.50 to take the top spot, followed by Dylan McKnight (OWC) in second with 88.00. Throwing a super clean H/S 540 off the kicker, Jagger Grace (HYD) locked in his spot in the finals with a score of 98.00, ahead of Alexander Hebra (OWC) in second with 92.00 points. Taking the win in heat three Wake Purdy (Action) threw a T/S 540 with a late stale grab off the kicker for a score of 93.50, ahead of Tyler Cole (OWC) in second with 92.50.  

The top three riders from each Advanced Wakeboard division quarterfinal round made it through to the semifinals that closed the day out at the beautiful BSR Cable Park. Jesse Foushee (STWP) took first in heat one with a cab 7 off the kicker for a final score of 83.50, followed by Reese Henry (NLR) in a close second with 82.50 points. Absolutely annihilating the kicker, Sam Lacerte (HYD) took the top spot in heat two with a clean back roll in the flats for a final score of 90.00, ahead of Aidan Stelzel (TSR) with 77.50 points. Connor Wooten (TERM) took the win in heat three throwing a huge indy tantrum to blind off the kicker for 90.00 points, followed by Kellan Rudnicki (OWC) in heat three with 78.50. 

Firing out a total of 1365 team points for the first day, Orlando Watersports Complex currently holds down the Traditional top spot in the Points Chase Team Competition. Hydrous Wake Park is in second with 1165 points, followed by Terminus in third with 940 points headed into day two. 

For a full list of results CLICK HERE.
 

Day two of the 2019 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by Rockstar Energy begins at 8:00 a.m. CT on Friday, August 30th with thirteen divisions including a mix of Features qualifying and quarterfinal rounds, and Pro division debuts. 

 
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Globally recognized as the pinnacle of cable wakeboarding, the WWA Wake Park World Series will send riders to new parks around the world, featuring Pro Men Traditional and Features-Only divisions. The 2019 season will kick off in Tomar, Portugal sending riders to one of most progressive park setups the series has seen for another year of culture and progression. This Features Only event will be held on August 3rd.

The second stop heads to BSR Cable Park in Waco, Texas for the 2019 Nautique WWA Wake Park World National Championships presented by Rockstar Energy August 29th – September 1st. This highly anticipated event challenges the nation’s top amateurs and top-notch pro riders in an inspiring weekend the whole family can enjoy. The third and final stop brings the tour to Playa del Carmen, Mexico serving as the 2019 WWA Wake Park World Championships presented by Nautique Boats on October 17th – 20th. Hosted at the beautiful Mayan Water Complex, the WWA Wake Park World Championships will be held in conjunction with the WWA Wakeboard World Championships for a global wake phenomenon. 

“Park riding continues its exponential growth around the world, serving as a gateway for many riders to experience wake. The level of talent we continue to see every year mirrors this continued growth and expansion of our sport,” commented WWA Executive Director Corrie Wilson. “Celebrating our 30-year anniversary, the 2019 series is shaping up to be one of the best ones yet and we are looking forward to wrapping a season of many accomplishments down in Mexico in October!”

2019 WWA Wake Park World Series Schedule
Stop 1 – Tomar Pro (Features Only)
Mouchão Park
Tomar, Portugal
August 3, 2019
Pro Divisions Only
Stop 2 – Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships presented by Rockstar Energy
BSR Cable Park
Waco, Texas
August 29 – September 1, 2019
Amateur & Pro DivisionsStop 3 – 2019 WWA Wake Park World Championships presented by Nautique Boats
Mayan Water Complex
Playa del Carmen, Mexico 
October 17 – 20
Amateur & Pro Divisions

For more information on the WWA Park World Series Click Here.

The 2018 WWA Wake Park World Championships presented by Nautique Boats will host the most progressive and impressive riding of the season as riders from over thirty countries make the journey to the Yucatán Peninsula in hopes of bringing home the 2018 WWA Wake Park World Champion title.

Park teams are able to rent the cable for private sessions before and after hours. To reserve this email pedro.mwc@outlook.com.

WHAT:
2018 WWA Wake Park World Championships Presented by Nautique Boat

WHEN:
November 2-4, 2018

WHERE:
Mayan Water Complex
Playa del Carmen, Mexico

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ENTRY FEES:
Amateur Divisions – $125
Pro Divisions – $150

Registration will cutoff Thursday, November 1st at 3PM EST

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The Masters Features division got the competition going at day three with the top four riders moving on from the semifinals. Heat winners included Jorge Garizurieta (Mayan) with 96.00 points in heat one, Gavin Fisk (Rose) with a heat two win of 100.00, Scot Ferwerda (Action) earning a 97.90 in heat three, and Garrett Seybert (Action) with a 92.60 point score in heat four.

The Veterans Features semifinals kept the competition going with Shannon Stuckey (OWC) taking the win in heat one with a 97.90 point score, followed by Mark Norwell (Quarry) with 88.20 points and advancing to the finals. In heat two Jason Stuckey (OWC) took the heat win with a score of 98.10, followed by Dayle Cartwright (Revo) for a score of 90.30 points going on to the finals.

The Pro Men Features Quarterfinal gave the crowd something to cheer about with twelve riders making it through to Sunday’s semifinal round. In heat one Bene Tremmel (GER) made it through to the semifinals spinning a H/S B/S 900 off the kicker and a massive mega transfer B/S 270 to frontside pretzel out to score a textbook 100.00. In heat two Pedro Caldas (BRA) found unique lines in and out of the pool and threw a T/S B/S 1080 for a 100.00 point score. Heat three saw heat winner Conrad McIntosh (NLR) make it through with a 91.80. Busty Dunn (AUS) crushed heat four with a massive T/S B/S 1080 to score a 98.40. Jamie Neville (AUS) hit backside 900s on both kicker sections to win heat five with a perfect 100.00 point score. Guenther Oka (USA) cranked it in heat six to make the final scoring 100.00 and destroying the kicker with a H/S B/S 900.

Jadon Scures (Revo) took the Amateur Wakeskate title with a switch H/S F/S 360 for his wildcard trick to secure the top spot with a 96.50 score. Gavin Stuckey (OWC) came in second with a 90.00 point score, followed by Trent Stuckey (OWC) in third with 83.50.

The Beginner Wakeboard division saw some amazing riding with Hudson Lambert (WNH) scoring a 93.00 to take the win with a backlip 270 out on the incline. The Novice Wakeboard final saw more standup runs with Jagger Grace (HYD) becoming the division’s 2018 National Champion throwing down a switch H/S melon 360 for a 100.00 point score. Taking home his second National title this year and first ever WWA Wake Park National title, Aaron Cutler (Revo) showed great composition to take the win with a 100.00 point score in the Adaptive Standing division. Bruno Ulott (Mayan) took the Intermediate Wakeboard title by throwing a vulcan and a T/S F/S 540 to score 93.00. Fynn Bullock (Shark) scored 86.00 for the Advanced Wakeboard win landing a huge melon crowmobe and a H/S late stalefish 720.

The Pro Wakeskate Semifinal was stacked with the top four riders advancing into tomorrow’s four-man final. Making it through and winning the heat, Nick Taylor (USA) landed a F/S big spin in the pool, closing out with a Madonna F/S 180 on the kicker for a flawless 100.00.

The Traditional Pro Men Wakeboard Semis had three heats of six riders, taking the top two of each heat into tomorrow’s final round.  In heat one, Pedro Caldas (BRA) scored 92.00 for the win with a big 90210 followed by Tom Fooshee (TSR) who exemplifies style on every move in second with 91.50. Busty Dunn (AUS) scored 93.50 with a back mobe 5 in the flats, followed by a Pete Rose off the kicker to take the win in heat two followed by Bene Tremmel (GER) in second scoring 92.50. Guenther Oka (USA) came out with the win in heat three scoring a 100.00 after landing a tail grab front to blind in the flats, with multiple technical rail hits just ahead of Jack Dorrestijn (TSR) who landed a clean H/S 900 with some big scoring of 88.00 in second heading into the final.

“It’s been an awesome week of waking out here at the Quarry Cable Park, watching all the little groms throw down has got me fired up to ride out in the tomorrow’s finals,” commented 2017 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Champion, Guenther Oka. “The finals heat is looking pretty stacked with international names, and the ever-so stylish Tom Fooshee. It’s not going to be easy out there, but I am hoping to defend the title again this year.”

Heading into the final day of action the Orlando Watersports Complex (OWC) is leading the Traditional team points with 2345 followed by Shark Wake Park (Shark) in second with 1590. Holding on to their top spot, Orlando Watersports Complex (OWC) is also in first in the Features Only discipline with 1425 points, and Action Wake Park (Action) in second with 945.

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Day four of the 2018 Nautique WWA Wake Park National Championships begins at 8:00 a.m. CT on Sunday, August 5 with seven semifinals and eleven final rounds to finish out the event.

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