In 1999, Jeremy Gilley set out to create the first ever world peace day with a fixed calendar date. After traveling the world and meeting all sorts of people he successfully lobbied to many governments and in 2002, the United Nations, created that day ... the 21st of September every year. Its hard to believe that we as a planet never had this day and we finally have it here and now. Most people haven’t heard of it yet and its through events like "Ride For Peace" that the word is getting out there.
“If you were going to build a house you would start with one brick. If we were to create a peaceful world we should start with one day.” Jeremy Gilley, www.peaceoneday.org
The first annual event was held last year in the United Kingdom. The event was a huge success and is expanding this year. We have sent out letters with DVD's to every cable wake park in the world encouraging them to hold their own event this year. We already have several cables committed and we are aiming for many more! So, if you are involved with a cable wake park, please ask the powers that be to get involved and run an event this year.
“Those who have had opportunities to travel abroad, ride and meet new people from different parts of the world know full well how easily our perceptions and ideas about others can be changed. Stereotypes and preconceived notions disappear and a sense of understanding, respect and appreciation for other people and cultures develops. This type of event not only provides an opportunity to expose our sport, get people involved and actively participate, but it also has great potential to send an important message to the world by promoting peaceful relations, building cultural bridges and friendships and fostering teamwork and a sense of community through sport. If we as riders can love and respect one another despite our different nationalities, religions and cultures because we share a common bond and passion that helps unite and bring us together, then others can as well." - Danielle Crawford
So, instead of trying to explain what the event is about and the connection between Jeremy and wakeboarding, you should check out the videos. You can watch them up on the "Ride For Peace" web site www.rideforpeace.tv or or the Front Edge web site www.frontedge.tv There is some awesome footage with great rail riding and even a toeside S-bend 9! In between this great riding you will hear more information on the event and learn about what's going on.
Ski Rixen hosted the final stop of the 2007 WWA Wake Park Series presented by Ten-80 this past weekend in Deerfield Beach, Florida. The event was the last stop of the cumulative series that was held at four locations across the country. There could not have been better weather for the event, as spectators poured into Quiet Waters Park throughout the day to watch the totally radical on-water action. The contest incorporated two new divisions including beginner and intermediate wakeboard that brought some of the newcomers of the sport to come out, ride and enjoy the event.
The crowd had their eye on Tommy Fooshee, who led the series in the Pro Men division coming into the last event. Tom had won the first stop at his home park, Texas Ski Ranch, as well as the Nationals at OWC and has been killing it all season long. As the Pro Men division moved on to the eight-man head-to-head finals, Fooshee found himself moving on to the top four and wound up getting taken out by local Ski Rixen rider, Marc Shuster.
Rob Mapp, another local Ski Rixen rider, came into the event in third place in the overall Wake Park Series standings and threw down all day long to make it into the Final head-to-head round against Shuster. Mapp, who won the KC Classic back in August, rode first in the head-to-head heat and completely killed it, landing a switch toeside 720 and a massive backside 720 off the kickers as well as an assortment of savory aerial maneuvers that left the crowd in complete awe.
After all was said and done, Tom Fooshee sealed up the series with his fourth place finish behind Donald Shelbrick and Rob Mapp overtook Josh Rice with the first place finish to come in second overall in the series.
As for the wakeskaters, once again Andrew Pastura made it very difficult on all the riders in his division by winning every heat he rode in on Saturday. His winning line in the finals consisted of a 3 shuv, backside bigspin, switch frontside bigspin, kickflip, varial flip and switch front bigspin off the last kicker and sealed the win to give him his second contest win of the series. Bret Little, another Texas native, sealed the overall series title with his fourth place finish in the final heat after winning two other stops including the series opener in Texas and the WWA Wake Park Nationals at OWC in September.
Anna Hajek of Orlando, Florida was the overall series winner for the Open Women division. Anna has stepped it up and progressed all season long landing frontside 720’s off the kicker at her home cable park, the Orlando Watersports Complex. Josh Bank out of Boca Raton, Florida took the overall series title in the Junior Men division. Josh rode solid all year long and sealed the overall series at his home cable of Ski Rixen. Look for these two to be training all winter long to come out and make a serious impact on their respective divisions next year.
The 2007 WWA Wake Park Series Finals was brought to you by Ten-80, Ski Rixen USA, Freestyle Watches, Shred Ready Helmets, WebCast TV and WakeBoarding Magazine. The official media source of the WWA Wake Park Series.
Stay tuned as WebCast TV will be airing the Series Finals on www.Ten-80.com.
Results
Pro Men Finals (head-to-head)
Final Round 1. Rob Mapp 2. Marc Shuster
3rd/4th Runoff 3. Donald Shelbrick 4. Tom Fooshee
Round of 4
1. Rob Mapp 2. Donald Shelbrick
1. Marc Shuster 2. Tom Fooshee
Round of 8
1. Donald Shelbrick 2. Josh Rice
1. Marc Shuster 2. Dominic Guehrs
1. Rob Mapp 2. Kyle Reed
1. Tom Fooshee 2. Jimmy LaRiche
Open Women 1. Brion, Alizee - 73.33 2. Chojnacki, Kayla (USA) - 61.67 3. Hajek, Anna (USA) - 51.67 4. Amini, Shima (USA) - 43.33
Junior Men (14-18) 1. Kamper, Nick - 73.33 2. Bank, Josh (USA) - 60.00 3. Cohen, Julian (USA) - 51.67 4. Haughey, Casey (USA) - 43.33
Pro Wakeskate 1. Pastura, Andrew (USA) - 86.00 2. Kaiser, Ben (USA) - 63.33 3. Yarbrough, Oury (USA) - 50.00 4. Little, Bret (USA) - 40.00
Intermediate 1. Schumacher, Doug - 80.00 2. Bank, Michael (USA) - 66.67 3. Franck, Norman - 63.33 4. Palau, Joel - 43.33
Final WWA Wake Park Standings 1. Tom Fooshee - 455 2. Josh Rice - 450 3. Rob Mapp - 431.25 4. Marc Shuster - 420 5. Kyle Reed - 386.25 6. Diego Shaw - 326.25 7. Chad Forrest - 207.5 8. Andrew Adkison - 190 9. Lu Le - 167.5 10. Mitch Langfield - 142.5 11t. Josh Wright - 122.5 11t. Keith Lidberg - 122.5 13. Jimmy LaRiche - 93.75 14. Blake Vorwald - 90 15. Robin Friday - 82.5 16t. Earl Ball - 37.5 16t. Kenny Sampson - 37.5 16t. Brad Federspiel - 37.5 16t. Larry Shumacher - 37.5
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2007 King of Wake Crowned
By WSM Press Release
ORLANDO, Fla. – After sweeping the Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, Phillip Soven, 18, of Longwood, Fla., made action sports history as the 2007 Wakeboard World Champion became the first rider ever to win the Pro Wakeboard Tour, the WWA World Series and the King of Wake World Cup in the same year.
“Ever since I was a little kid, I have dreamt of winning the World Cup,” said Soven. “It’s an incredible feeling to accomplish your dreams.”
The King of Wake World Cup is the ultimate wakeboarding series, bringing together the sport’s top events under one ultimate season-long points chase. The 2007 series included five stops on the Pro Wakeboard Tour, plus the Wake Games, the National Championships and the World Championships, and concluded with the Pro-Am Championships.
Of the nine contests in the series, Soven has captured seven wins, including the Wake Games, four Pro Tour stops, the World Championships and the Pro-Am Championships. These victories launched the two-time world champion to the top of the standings, earning Soven the 2007 King of Wake title and the largest cash prize in the history of the sport, $25,000.
The Florida native becomes the youngest rider, at 18, ever to win the King of Wake World Cup.
WakeBoarding, published by Bonnier Corporation, is the official magazine of the King of Wake World Cup. WakeBoarding is the definitive source on all things wakeboarding, with expert coverage of professional instruction, gear, boats and the latest news.
1. Phillip Soven - 1345 2. Rusty Malinoski - 1275 3. Trevor Hansen - 1230 4. Danny Harf - 1188 5. JD Webb - 1177 6. Daniel Watkins - 1153 7. Chad Sharpe - 1152 8. Adam Errington - 1106 9. Andrew Adkison - 1072 10. Shaun Murray - 1018 11. Shawn Watson - 363 12. Erik Ruck - 361 13. Keith Lidberg - 318 14. Aaron Rathy - 314 15. Shane Bonifay - 298 16. Bryan Hutton - 274 17. Austin Hair - 229 18. Derek Grasman - 227 19. Dean Smith - 226 20. Olivier Derome - 223 21. Brett Eisenhauer - 183 22. Nick Jones - 174 23. Danny Thollander - 170 24. Kyle Rattray - 155 25. Tino Santori - 150 26. Gabe Lucas - 138 27. Chris O'Shea - 118 28. Zane Schwenk - 115 29. Randall Harris - 101 30. Josh Palma - 99 31. Anthony Hollick - 98 32. Corey Bradley - 92 33. Adam Wensink - 85 34. Jeff Weatherall - 80 35. Dustin O'Ferrall - 79 36. Chris Law - 75 37t. Mikey Ennen - 69 37t. Scotty Broome - 69 39. Kyle Alberts - 64 40. Ricky Gonzales - 59 41. Brett Lee - 55 42. Josh Sanders - 54 43. Andrew Dyrhood - 52 44. Robby Carter - 48 45. Nick Weinacker - 46 46. Justin Savich - 40 47. Kevin Henshaw - 36 48. Alex Brown - 34 49t. Ben Greenwood - 32 49t. Rhett Whatley - 32 51t. Jeff House - 30 51t. Keith Lyman - 30 53. Brad Smeele - 24 54. Dan Nott - 20 55. Braden Stumborg - 18 56t. Jimmy Wolf - 12 56t. Gerry Nunn - 12 56t. Steve Edwards - 12 59t. Philip Combs - 10 59t. Nick Ennen - 10 59t. Rob Jacques - 10 62. Jesson Vedel - 8 63t. Collin Harrington - 6 63t. Wes Briscoe - 6 63t. Mike Marsh - 6 63t. Sam Carne - 6 63t. Robin Friday - 6 63t. James Hindes - 6 63t. Colt Leonard - 6 63t. Brian Reeder - 6 63t. Jimmy Trask - 6 63t. Nick Valliere - 6 73t. AJ Haynes - 4 73t. Dylan Miller - 4 73t. Hunter Hanson - 4 73t. Chase Andrews - 4 73t. Brandon Lee - 4
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2007 Tige Pro-Am - Day 3 of 3
By WSM Press Release
CANCUN, Mexico — The best riders from around the world gathered at La Isla Mall in Cancun, Mexico today for the final round of competition at the 2007 Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink.
The Pro Men's division featured a "skins" format; a style of competition allowing riders to continue riding, as long as they keep winning their heats. Phillip Soven (Longwood, FL) was the third rider off the dock today in the Pro Men’s Division. The 2007 world champion then proceeded to sweep the competition, winning all five heats. Claiming a total of six “skins” or wins throughout the contest, Soven captured the top spot to take home the title.
Emily Copeland Durham (Orlando, FL) and Raequel Hoffman (Butte Valley, CA) entered today’s Pro Women finals as the top-two seeded riders. Both shredders put together some stellar runs, but 2006 world champion Dallas Friday (Orlando, FL) rose above the competition to take home the title.
In the Pro Wakeskate division, all eyes were on Nick Taylor (Holmes Beach, FL) as the 2006 Tigé Pro-Am champion was on pace to repeat and take home his second consecutive Pro-Am title. However, in the final round of competition, 2007 world champion Reed Hansen (Groveland, FL) pulled-off the upset to capture the win.
2007 has undoubtedly been A.J. Racinelli’s year and today the Santa Ana, California rider solidified that statement by capturing the 2007 Tigé Pro-Am title for the Jr. Men’s Division. The Pro-Am victory marks Racinelli’s fourth win in the 2007 King of Wake series.
Bart Copeland (Denver, CO) took charge for the second straight day in the competition, claiming the title in the Open Men’s Division.
In the Latin American Division, Alejo Depalma took control out on the water to capture the title. Depalma beat out eight other riders, including brother Teki for the win.
The amateur divisions also took to the water today for their final rounds of competition. Cale Middleton (Hendersonville, TN) claimed the Amateur Boys title, while Ashley Hughes (Canyon Lake, CA) took first place in the Amateur Women’s Division. In the Amateur Wakeskate Division, Bobby Sutherland (St. Louis, MO) rode away with the win.
Tigé is the official tow boat for the Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships presented by Rockstar Energy Drink. Reef is the official supplier of footwear and apparel for the Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink.
To catch all the wakeboarding action from home, tune in to Fuel TV on Mondays at 9:30 p.m. For exact air dates, go to www.kingofwake.com.
Fuel TV is a 24/7 action-sports lifestyle network for wakeboarding, skateboarding, snowboarding, surfing, BMX and freestyle motocross. A unit of Fox Cable Networks, Fuel TV was launched July 1, 2003, and is seen in 24 million U.S. homes. To subscribe to Fuel TV, call 877-4-FUEL-TV. For program times and other information, visit fuel.tv.
The Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink, is organized by World Sports & Marketing of Orlando, Florida. The pro-am has the support of the following: Tigé Boats, Rockstar Energy Drink, Reef, Oakley HDO, Hyperlite Wakeboards, Gator Boards, Fuel TV, RIU Hotel Resorts, Liquid Mountain, Funjet Vacations, Cire, WakeWorld.com, Theliquidcircus.com and Wakeboarder.com.
WakeBoarding, published by Bonnier Corporation, is the official magazine of the Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships. WakeBoarding is the definitive source on all things wakeboarding, with expert coverage of professional instruction, gear, boats and the latest news.
Day Three Results
Pro Men Final Standings 1. Phillip Soven 2. Danny Harf 3. Andrew Adkison 4. Trevor Hansen 5T. Rusty Malinoski 5T. Adam Errington 7T. JD Webb 7T. Daniel Watkins 9. Austin Hair 10T. Chris O'Shea 10T. Bryan Hutton 10T. Tino Santori 13. Chad Sharpe 14. Danny Thollander 15. Ricky Gonzalez 16. Randall Harris
Amateur Boys 1. Middleton, Cale (USA) - 70.00 2. Pate, Daniel (USA) - 59.44 3. Soven, Jason (USA) - 53.33 4. Pedersen, Morgan (USA) - 43.33 5. Prizer, Ben (USA) - 25.00
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2007 Tige Pro-Am - Day 2 of 3
By WSM Press Release
CANCUN, Mexico — Fans filled the shores of La Isla Mall in Cancun, Mexico today for the second day of competition at the 2007 Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink. Day two featured 60 riders and 10 divisions.
Women’s Wakeskating opened the day with Lacey Menkin (Miami, FL), Elizabeth Talansky (Longwood, FL), and Megan McNeil (Deland, FL) battling for the Women’s Wakeskate title. All three riders had a great showing, but it was 2007 world champion, Megan McNeil, who claimed the top spot. Menkin and Talansky finished second and third, respectively.
“The Tigé Pro-Ams are always packed with talented riders,” said McNeil. “I felt I rode well today and I’m stoked that I am leaving Cancun with a win.”
The wakeskating action did not end there, as the Amateur Wakeskate and Pro Wakeskate Divisions hit the water for their semifinal rounds. Bobby Sutherland (St. Louis, MO) led the Amateur Wakeskate Division today with a perfect score, while Nick Taylor (Holmes Beach, FL) paced the Pro Wakeskate Division with a score of 87.67. Both riders will advance to tomorrow’s finals.
The Pro Men’s Division featured a “skins” format; a style of competition allowing riders to continue riding, as long as they keep winning their heats. Four-time X Games champion, Danny Harf (Clermenot, FL) started out strong, winning the first-two heats of the day. In the third heat, Trevor Hansen (Groveland, FL) ended Harf’s run. However, Hansen’s run was short-lived, as Andrew Adkison (Windermere, FL) won the fourth heat, taking Hansen’s place in the final heat of the day for Pro Men. In the final heat, Phillip Soven (Longwood, FL) took control on the water, claiming the high score in the final heat, earning the top-seeding in tomorrow’s finals.
The Pro Women’s Division took to the water today for their semifinals. Raequel Hoffman (Butte Valley, CA) took control out on the water, leading the division with a score of 61.11. Hoffman will be joined by the top-three riders from both heats, including younger sister Shawna at tomorrow’s finals.
Jimmy LaRiche (Boca Raton, FL) led the Junior Men’s Division for the second straight day, after earning a score of 70.00 during today’s semifinals. LaRiche will be joined by the top-three riders from both Junior Men heats for tomorrow’s finals.
Bryan Kryzda took control of the largest groups out on the water today, the Latin America Division, with a score 56.11. Kryzda will advance to tomorrow’s finals, where he will be joined by eight other Latin American riders.
Amateur wakeboarders also hit the water today for their semifinals. Cale Middleton (Hendersonville, TN) led the Amateur Boys Division today with a score of 60.00, while Ashley Hughes (Canyon Lake, CA) took control on the water, leading the Amateur Women’s Division with a score of 32.78.
Bart Copeland led the Open Men’s Division today with a score 61.67. Copeland will be joined by the top-three riders from both heats for tomorrow’s finals.
Tigé is the official tow boat for the Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink. Reef is the official supplier of footwear & apparel for the Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink.
To catch all the wakeboarding action from home, tune in to Fuel TV on Mondays at 9:30 p.m. For exact air dates, go to www.kingofwake.com.
Fuel TV is a 24/7 action-sports lifestyle network for wakeboarding, skateboarding, snowboarding, surfing, BMX and freestyle motocross. A unit of Fox Cable Networks, Fuel TV was launched July 1, 2003, and is seen in 24 million U.S. homes. To subscribe to Fuel TV, call 877-4-FUEL-TV. For program times and other information, visit fuel.tv.
The Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink, is organized by World Sports & Marketing of Orlando, Florida. The pro-am has the support of the following: Tigé Boats, Rockstar Energy Drink, Reef, Oakley HDO, Hyperlite Wakeboards, Gator Boards, Fuel TV, RIU Hotel Resorts, Liquid Mountain, Funjet Vacations, Cire, WakeWorld.com, Theliquidcircus.com and Wakeboarder.com.
WakeBoarding, published by Bonnier Corporation, is the official magazine of the Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships. WakeBoarding is the definitive source on all things wakeboarding, with expert coverage of professional instruction, gear, boats and the latest news.
CANCUN, Mexico — Over 30 riders took the water of La Isla Mall today for the first day of competition at the 2007 Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink
The fifth annual pro-am contest kicked off with the quarterfinal rounds of the Pro Wakeskate and Women’s Wakeskate Divisions. Nick Taylor paced the Pro Wakeskate Division today with a score of 67.00, while Megan McNeil led the Women’s Wakeskate Division with a score of 63.33. Both riders will advance to tomorrow’s semifinal rounds.
The Junior Men division also hit the water today for their quarterfinals. Jimmy LaRiche took control out on the water leading the way with a score of 65.00. LaRiche will join eight other junior riders in tomorrow’s semifinal round.
The first day of competition concluded with the qualifying round for the Pro Men’s Division. Bryan Hutton, set the bar high for the Cancun contest, leading all riders today with a score of 93.00. He will join the rest of the Pro Men tomorrow for the opening round of the “skins” format.
Tigé is the official tow boat for the Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink. Reef is the official supplier of footwear & apparel for the Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink.
To catch all the wakeboarding action from home, tune in to Fuel TV on Mondays at 9:30 p.m. For exact air dates, go to www.kingofwake.com.
Fuel TV is a 24/7 action-sports lifestyle network for wakeboarding, skateboarding, snowboarding, surfing, BMX and freestyle motocross. A unit of Fox Cable Networks, Fuel TV was launched July 1, 2003, and is seen in 24 million U.S. homes. To subscribe to Fuel TV, call 877-4-FUEL-TV. For program times and other information, visit fuel.tv.
The Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink, is organized by World Sports & Marketing of Orlando, Florida. The pro-am has the support of the following: Tigé Boats, Rockstar Energy Drink, Reef, Oakley HDO, Hyperlite Wakeboards, Gator Boards, Fuel TV, RIU Hotel Resorts, Liquid Mountain, Funjet Vacations, Cire, WakeWorld.com, Theliquidcircus.com and Wakeboarder.com.
WakeBoarding, published by Bonnier Corporation, is the official magazine of the Tigé Pro-Am Wakeboard Championships. WakeBoarding is the definitive source on all things wakeboarding, with expert coverage of professional instruction, gear, boats and the latest news.
Results
Pro Wakeskate Quarterfinals
Heat #1 1. Taylor, Nick (USA) - 67.00 2. Balzer, James (CAN) - 53.67 3. Grubb, Brian (USA) - 44.00
Heat #2 1. Hansen, R. (USA) - 66.67 2. Kaiser, Ben (USA) - 56.67 3. McGuckin, Drew (USA) - 43.33
Women Wakskate 1. McNeil, Megan (USA) - 63.33 2. Talansky, Elizabeth - 53.33 3. Menkin, Lacey - 40.00
Junior Men (14-18) Quarterfinals
Heat #1 1. LaRiche, Jimmy (USA) - 65.00 2. Burnstein, Danny (USA) - 53.89 3. Allbright, Ben (USA) - 38.89 4. Kryzda, Bryan (MEX) - 33.33
Support the cause and you could be one of the first on the water!
Santee Lakes Cable Board Park could soon become a reality for Southern California. With the support of the water sports community, you will soon be able to ride around Lake 1 in Santee Lakes, hitting kickers and sliders at your leisure.
Along with a state-of-the-art cable system, unbelievable obstacles and the latest equipment in wakeboarding and water skiing, Santee Lakes Cable Park will feature approximately 5000 square feet of observation decking for spectators, an outdoor seasonal BBQ and a 2700-square-foot restaurant. A pro shop to buy and rent the best equipment, spacious changing rooms and lockers will also be on hand. There's even a rumor of a Jacuzzi. Santee Lakes Cable Park will be a place you can spend the day with your family, enjoying all Santee Lakes has to offer.
Please join us for a "Supporters Meeting" on Wednesday, October 10th, 2007 at Jimmy's Restaurant in Santee at 6:00 pm. Receive a free ride pass just for showing up! Learn more about the proposed park, ask questions, watch great videos, and learn how to further support Santee Lakes Cable Park.
Jimmy's of Santee is located at 9635 Mission Gorge Road, Santee CA 92071. For further details, please feel free to contact santeelakescablepark@verizon.net.
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$10,000 on the line for the 2007 WWA Wake Park Series Finals presented by Ten-80
By WWA Press Release
The 2007 WWA Wake Park Series presented by Ten-80 will conclude on Saturday, November 10th when the overall champions are named at the Series Finals to be held at Ski Rixen in Deerfield Beach, Florida. After some incredible performances at the first 3 stops, you won’t want to miss the action packed show as riders attempt to throw down their best runs in a continued effort to accumulate points and obtain the overall title. Texas rider Tom Fooshee has been on fire all season but can he keep the lead against fellow Texan Josh Rice and Rixen local Rob Mapp. Mapp will have the home park advantage as he tries to edge out his other opponents. Come see who will end up ahead as the race for top honors continues.
The Series Finals will also incorporate 3 new amateur divisions: Beginner and Intermediate Wakeboard along with Amateur Wakeskate, in addition to the 4 Wake Park Series divisions of Pro Men, Pro Wakeskate, Jr. Men and Open Women. The new divisions will give the local and less experienced riders the opportunity to participate and the chance to compete against other riders at their same caliber. The entry fee for the amateur divisions will be $50 and include a one-day WWA membership. Entry fees for the WWA Wake Park Series will remain the same.
Please fill out this Registration Form and fax or e-mail it to the World Wakeboard Association at: EventOrganizer@thewwa.com or Fax: (407) 362-7766. Please send in your registrations before 11/05/07 to avoid the $25 late fee. All competitors must have a current WWA membership. For more in formation please contact the WWA at (407) 362-7841 or visit www.thewwa.com
Bring all your friends and family and enjoy the competition, music and a fun day at the park as you watch all the action on the water. Ski Rixen is located in South Florida’s Quiet Waters Park in Deerfield Beach which also has an adjacent skate park, bike trails, food concession, BBQ facilities and picnic tables around the lake.
The 2007 WWA Wake Park Series Finals is brought to you by Ten-80, Ski Rixen USA, Freestyle Watches, Shred Ready Helmets, WebCast TV and WakeBoarding Magazine.
WebCast TV will be airing the Series Finals on www.Ten-80.com immediately following the event.
Airport: Ft. LauderdaleInternational Airport (FLL)
Lodging: Howard Johnson Plaza Resort Hotel and Conference Center 2096 Northeast Second Street Deerfield Beach, Florida 33441 Phone: (954) 428-2850 Fax: (954) 480-9639
Group Name: WWA World Wakeboard Association Arrival Date: Friday, 11/ 9 /07 Deptarture Date: Sunday, 11/ 11/ 07
Cityview 2 Beds - Single/Double $109.00
Oceanfront 2 Beds - Single/Double $129.00
Reservations must be made on or prior to October 19, 2007. Reservations received after the 10/19 date, are not applicable for group rates.
