Leading up to the weekend-plus of WWA competition, there was hype surrounding Nautique waterman Noah Flegel and his quest to compete in a total of 6 different divisions. Hype might not be the right word as it sometimes carries connotations of overpromise or undeservedness. “Very real anticipation for what Flegel is capable of,” might be a better way to say it. Smart money had him taking at least one or two of the foil and/or surf divisions and making the finals in most, but how would he stay on his game over 4 days of competing?

• Pro Wakeskate: 2nd place
• Pro Men Wakeboard: 6th place (made finals)
• Pro Men Foil: 1st place
• Pro Men Foil (straps): 1st place
• Pro Men Surf: 1st place
• Pro Men Skim: 3rd place

That totals 14 rides, 6 finals, 5 podiums and 3 wins at one event. 

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Arguably the most competitive division was his own worst placing of the weekend, but could be the most impressive. Pro Men Wakeboard has been reaching a level that even the 2024 champion, and very good friend of Flegel, Cory Teunissen states, “it has really gotten out of control. I did 2 doubles, a BS 9, no falls and got 3rd in the qualifying heat.” 

Teunissen knows a thing or about what it takes to succeed in this environment, stay healthy, recover from injuries, and maintain the mental aspect to be in the top echelon. “For years it used to be 2 or 3 guys you could really count on taking out an event but now it is really the majority of the field. It has really tightened up, especially over the last couple of years. We are seeing the most polished and most technical display of wakeboarding the sport has ever seen and it is only going to grow to be even better.”

On the Pro Women Wakeboard side, the pre-event favorites were Zahra Kell and Meagan Ethell, but a concussion before the event put Kell’s status in question. Being in the hospital four days before leaving for Seattle, she decided to travel to the event and tone down her passes to avoid back edge catches. A testament to how deep her bag of tricks is, Kell had enough to take the win. A large part of that drive comes down to falling back in love with the sport. Her father/coach and legend in the wakeboarding community Scotty Kell sentimentally shared, “I’m soooo stoked to see that she is loving it. I love when I’m pulling her and it’s windy or rolly but she is smiling.” Surely seeing her smile at the top of the podium and being able to recover from the head knock had to stoke him out even more.

Pro Skim slayer Jett Lambert continues to be unbeatable and staved off some heavy hitters to take the Eagle trophy. 

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The Nautique WWA National Championships Presented by Rockstar Energy Awards 44 Titles at The Nations Largest Wakeboard Event****Lake Alfred, Fla. (August 16, 2015) – The nation’s largest wakeboarding event, the Nautique WWA Nationals presented by Rockstar Energy concluded today with 44 National Champions being crowned during the five day event held at Miami Watersports Complex. Harley Clifford took home the Pro Men’s title putting together the best run of the day earning a score of 95.67 to claim the title. With this win, Clifford clenched the 2015 Nautique Wake Series Championship behind the industry leading Super Air Nautique G23, after also earning titles in Australia and Waco, Texas.“I’m super stoked to win the Nautique WWA National Championships,” said Clifford. “This is the largest wakeboard event in North America and to know I came in and put in my best effort to claim the title is awesome.”The Pro Women’s division saw Nautique rider Meagan Ethell battle Dallas Friday for the title while in the Jr. Pro Men it was Nic Rapa claiming the championship.  In Pro Wakeskate, Reed Hansen nailed his run to take the victory.“Words can’t describe the feelings I have right now,” said Rapa. “It’s literally off the charts! I’m pumped to be crowned U.S National champion in Junior Pro and not only that, but finish 1st overall in the Nautique Wake Series! I can’t thank everyone enough for all the support.”Over to the Wake Park World Series, the traditional cable Pro Men’s Finals pitted riders in head-to-head competition with Tom Fooshee coming out on top after he posted stellar runs.  In the Pro Women final it was Meagan Ethell again, claiming the win.The Nautique WWA National Championships featured five days of intense competition at the Miami Watersports Complex with riders providing some of the most challenging and innovative runs in the history of the sport.Results****Nautique WWA National Championships Presented by Rockstar Energy****Miami Watersports Complex – Miami, Florida****Saturday, August 16, 2015****CABLE DIVISIONS****MEN’S PROFESSIONAL ****ONLY 1 ADVANCES TO THE FINAL ****Men’s Professional Semi-Finals – Heat 1 1. Pelot, Jake                                100.00              2. Hansen, Hunter                          72.00Men’s Professional Semi-Finals – Heat 2 1. Branch, Dylan                          95.50 2. Huster, Marc                              76.50Men’s Professional Semi-Finals – Heat 3 1. Powell, Chandler                    95.50 2. Saeed, Omeir                           94.50Men’s Professional Semi-Finals – Heat 4 1. Fooshee, Tom                        100.00 2. Brurnstein, Danny                    90.00WOMEN’S PROFESSIONAL ****TOP 2 ADVANCE TO THE FINALS****Women’s Professional- Semi-Finals – Heat 1 1. Ethell, Meagan                         100.00 2. Lopina, Jamie                           90.00****HEAD-TO-HEAD ROUND OF 4ONLY 1 ADVANCES TO NEXT ROUNDHead to Head – Heat 1 1. Pelot, Jake                                100.00 2. Hanson, Hunter                         72.00Head to Head – Heat 2 1. Branch, Bylan                           95.50 2. Shuster, Marc                             76.50Head to Head – Heat 3 1. Powell, Chandler                    95.50 2. Saeed, Omeir                           94.50Head to Head – Heat 4 1. Fooshee, Tom                         100.00 2. Burnstein, Danny                      90.00Head-to-Head Semi Final Heats ****Head-to-Head – Semi-Final – Heat 1 1. Powell, Chandler                    98.00 2. Pelot, Jake                               92.00Head to Head – Semi-Final Heat 2 1. Fooshee, Tom                           100.00 2. Branch, Dylan                             90.00Head to Head Consolation Final 1. Pelot, Jake                                 95.50 2. Branch, Dylan                             94.50Head to Head Final 1. Fooshee, Tom                         96.50 2. Powell, Chandler                      93.50PRO WOMEN’S FINAL ****Pro Women’s Final 1. Ethell, Meagan            USA      98.00 2. Lopina, Jamie               USA      92.00BOAT DIVISIONS ****PROFESSIONAL WAKESKATE ****Professional WakeSkate – Finals 1. Hansen, Reed             AUS      77.33 2. Polterock, Austin                     71.67 3. Hampson, Danny        USA      56.67 4. Grubb, Brian                 USA      51.00JUNIOR PRO MEN’S FINALS ****Jr. Pro Men’s – Finals 1. Rapa, Nic                       AUS      85.00 2. France, Cobe                 USA      72.67 3. Soven, Jason                 USA      68.33 4. Schramm, Mac                USA      60.00 5. Watt, Lewy                      AUS      50.67 6. Hancock, Bryson             USA      38.33Women’s Professional – Finals 1. Ethell, Meagan           USA      89.33 2. Friday, Dallas             USA      87.33 3. Butler, Nicola             USA      78.00 4. Merritt, Raimi               USA      70.67 5. Mikacich, Tarah           USA      63.33 6. Leugner, Ashley           CDN     48.33Men’s Professional – Finals 1. Clifford, Harley         AUS      95.67 2. Smith, Dean              AUS      92.00 3. Flegel, Noah             USA      85.67 4. Soven, Phillip             USA      77.67 5. Hair, Austin                USA      71.33 6. Soven, Bob                USA      65.33As the organizer and sanctioning body of the Nautique WWA National Championships Presented by Rockstar Energy, the World Wakeboard Association would like to thank all our partners who make this event possible, including Nautique Boats, Rockstar Energy Drink, Fox, PCM Marine Engines, Ronix, CWB, Aktion Parks and the Miami Watersports Complex.For more information on the Nautique WWA Wakeboard and Wakepark National Championships, please visit: http://www.thewwa.com/nationals/For more information on the Nautique Wake Series including the Nautique Wake Series overall standings, please visit http://www.nautique.com/event/nautique-wake-series/About NautiqueCelebrating 90 years of excellence in the marine industry, Correct Craft is the owner of Nautique Boat Company, Inc., Aktion Parks, and Pleasurecraft Marine Engine Company. Nautique manufactures the highest quality, most innovative ski and wake-sports boats available worldwide and provides exceptional customer service experiences. To learn more about Nautique and its complete product line, visit www.nautique.com_.Find us at:www.Facebook.com/NautiqueBoats  www.Twitter.com/NautiqueBoats   www.Instagram.com/NautiqueBoats  _www.YouTube.com/NautiquesdotcomAbout RockstarRockstar Energy Drink is designed for those who lead active lifestyles – from Athletes to Rockstars. Available in over 25 flavors at convenience and grocery outlets in over 30 countries, Rockstar supports the Rockstar lifestyle across the globe through Action Sports, Motor Sports, and Live Music.For more information visit:www.RockstarEnergy.comFind us at:http://www.Facebook.com/Rockstar    www.Twitter.com/RockstarEnergy  http://www.Instagram.com/RockstarEnergy    http://www.YouTube.com/RockstarAbout the WBWSThe Wakeboard World Series will offer the largest payout the sport has seen in its 26-year history with a total of $425,000 to be handed out to the men and women throughout the series. This increase is just one of many avenues that the WWA have stepped up to further legitimize wakeboarding along with an increased focus on attracting media, sponsors, and consumers. This year’s Wakeboard World Series is the largest World Series in recent years, making it the only true global wakeboard series. The 2015 Wakeboard World Series will travel to four rounds within the United States as well as Mexico, Brazil, Canada, a return to Japan, and for the first time, the WWA World Championships will be held in Portugal.About the Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Department: Nationally accredited, a three-time winner of the NRPA National Gold Medal Award, winner of the 2013 Florida Governor’s Sustained Excellence Award and the 2009 Florida Governor’s Sterling Award for excellence in management and operations, Miami-Dade County Parks is the third largest county park system in the United States, consisting of 260 parks and 12,825 acres of land.  It is one of the most unique park and recreation systems in the world.  Made up of more than just playgrounds and athletic fields, it also comprises out-of-school, sports-development, and summer-camp programs; programs for active older adults and people with disabilities; educational nature centers and nature preserves; environmental restoration efforts; arts and culture programs and events; the renowned Zoo Miami and the Deering Estate at Cutler; the Crandon Tennis Center, home of the Miami Open; golf courses; beaches; marinas; campgrounds; pools; and more.  For information about Miami-Dade County Parks call 3-1-1, or visit www.miamidade.gov/parks/.About the WWAThe World Wakeboard Association is the global leader in wake sports sanctioning. 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. With 27 affiliate countries worldwide, the WWA is a rider-formed organization dedicated to promoting and growing wake sports worldwide. It is the primary source for riders, event organizers and competitive standards. For more information on the WWA and its events, check out www.thewwa.com

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**14 Divisions Determine Winners at Day Two of

Nautique WWA National Championships**

West Chester, OH. — Day two of the Nautique WWA National Championships presented by Rockstar Energy Drink saw 14 divisions name overall winners during a full-slate of action at Voice of America Park in West Chester. Also, highlighting the second day of action at the country’s largest wakeboarding competition were the sport’s future stars in the Junior Pro Men Division taking to the lake in a jaw-dropping display of progressive riding in six stacked quarterfinal heats.

Among the standouts claiming national titles today were Chad Lowe in the Pro Veterans division, Lee Wagner in Men’s I and Tim Pitschke in Men’s II.

“I’m stoked to get the win and help keep the division growing as the sport gets older,” said Chad Lowe, Pro Veterans national champion. “There are a lot of the original pros out there in their thirties now and this division is a great way to keep them active in the sport. The venue is incredible for the event and the G23’s wake is one of the best I’ve ever ridden.”

Also launching off the massive wake from Nautique’s G23 were the athletes in the ultra-competitive Junior Pro Men’s division. Fresh off a Pro Tour season title, Mike Dowdy kept his hot streak alive with a run that was equal parts precision and style. Mixing huge aerials with technical rail tricks, Dowdy posted a perfect 100-point score and advances to tomorrow’s semifinals.

The Nautique WWA National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink will continue through Sunday, Aug. 5. Saturday and Sunday are a ticketed event. Tickets are available at the gate: $13 (adult); $5 (ages 6-12); free (ages 5 and under).

Following Sunday’s finals fans can enjoy the Sony Big Air Contest. Featuring the top Pro Men riders, the athletes perform massive tricks that are rarely attempted in a traditional contest setting.

In addition to all the action on the water, on land the Nautique WWA National Championships features great food and music, athlete autograph signings, chances to win freebies, and shopping from the most cutting-edge brands offering water-sports equipment including boats, wakeboards, wakeskates, sunglasses and the latest in wakeboarding and surfing fashions.

For information on the Nautique Wake Games, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink, visit www.kingofwake.com.

The Nautique WWA National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink is organized by World Sports & Marketing of Orlando, Fla., and has the support of the following sponsors: Correct Craft, Rockstar Energy Drink, Overton’s, Peavey, Mona Vie, Fox, Hyperlite, CWB, Ronix, Liquid Force, Byerly, Oakley, PCM Marine Engines and TransWorld WAKEBOARDING magazine.

Day 2 Nautique WWA National Championships Results (Athletes in Bold Advance):

Amateur Wakeskate Finals

1. Austin Polterock 68.33

2. Craig Buss 48.33

3. Josh Hamon 43.33

4. Cristobal Mendez 38.33

Junior Boys Finals

1. Hunter Henderson 76.67

2. Tyler Worrall 63.33

3. Kevin Duffy 56.67

4. Rocker Steiner 38.00

Junior Boys Beginner Finals

1. Fynn Bullock 66.67

2. Thomas Herman 58.33

3. Benjamin Brown 51.67

4. Kai Stidham 46.67

Girls Finals

1. Sofia Mendez 61.33

2. Marla Fay 53.33

3. Jessica Herman 33.33

Veteran Women’s Finals

1. Jodi Vermillion 61.67

2. Kat Laird 51.67

3. Paula Fay 36.67

Women’s Masters Finals

1.** Joy Manning 70.00**

2. Natalie Graham 36.67

Boys Beginner Finals

1. Ryan King 66.67

2. Peyton Bristow 58.33

3. Andy Birch 46.67

4. Foster Marquardt 21.67

Masters Finals

1. Tim Nilsen 76.67

2. Mark Dougherty 66.67

3. Matt Lever 45.00

4. Brent Anderson 35.00

Pro Veterans Finals

1. Chad Lowe 59.67

2. Chad Reese 50.33

Veterans Finals

1. Matt Vermillion 72.67

2. Billy Garcia 64.67

3. Ben Uncle 60.00

4. Brian Kruer 33.33

Junior Women Semifinals Heat 1

1. **Shelby King 61.67

2. Rachel Orgill 50.00

3. Sofia Dinatale 41.67**

4. Gianna Dinatale 31.67

5. Jordan Lausch 25.00

Junior Women Semifinals Heat 2

**1. Katelyn Fenner 68.33

2. Mallorie Henry 56.67

3. Delanie Parker 51.67**

4. Alyssa Rokita 36.67

5. Gigi Meyer 23.33

Junior Pro Men Quarterfinals Heat 1

**1. Gunnar Daft 95.25

2. Noah Flegel 93.25**

3. Gordon Harrison 79.25

4. David Foreman 72.25

Junior Pro Men Quarterfinals Heat 2

**1. Massi Piffaretti 95.75

2. Christian Primrose 92.00**

3. Tripp Brown 82.25

4. Ian Cole 54.25

Junior Pro Men Quarterfinals Heat 3

**1. Jacob Valdez 93.25

2. Keenan Allen 87.25**

3. Landon Kasey 83.25

4. Austin Pratt 65.75

Junior Pro Men Quarterfinals Heat 4

**1. Freddie Wayne 96.25

2. Marc Kroon 88.00**

3. Parker Siegele 85.75

4. Merrett Fay 70.00

Junior Pro Men Quarterfinals Heat 5

**1. Tony Iacconi 100.00

2. Joey Buss 74.50**

3. Morgan Pedersen 74.50

4. Gus Shuler 70.00

5. Nick Vacari 68.50

Junior Pro Men Quarterfinals Heat 6

**1. Mike Dowdy 100.00

2. Jason Soven 88.00**

3. Arnie Watkins 73.50

4. Alec Rex 71.25

5. Tyler Cockrum 67.25

Men’s I Finals

1. Lee Wagner 75.00

2. Ben Herrema 65.00

3. Curt Bernstein 58.33

4. Cameron Steiner 53.33

Men’s II Finals

1. Tim Pitschke 68.33

2. Tom Pazerunas 60.00

3. Nick Link 55.00

4. Brad Gearhart 48.33

Junior Men Finals

1. Justin Lee 85.00

2. Timothy Burnier 80.00

3. Juan Mendez 73.33

4. Ethan Rau 53.33

5. Chad Payton 36.67

6. Mac Schramm 21.67

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**Wakeboarding’s Largest U.S. Contest Kicks Off Day One at

Nautique WWA National Championships**

West Chester, OH. — For the first-time in its 23-year history Wakeboarding’s largest U.S. contest, the Nautique WWA National Championships presented by Rockstar Energy Drink, is being held in Ohio. Day one of the prestigious event saw 15 different divisions take to the Lake at Voice of America Park in West Chester as riders battled it out for the title of National Champion.

One of the most competitive divisions during day one came from the Junior Men, which saw 16 riders in three stacked heats. Separating himself from the talented pack was Justin Lee, who linked together a run that included a handful of big airs to post a division high-score of 85.00.

“We couldn’t be happier bringing Nationals to West Chester, Ohio for the first time,” said Chris Bischoff, competition director. “The venue is perfect for an event of this magnitude and the crowd saw some excellent riding today.”

Also dazzling the crowd today were the riders in Mens I and II. In division I, Curt Bernstein looks to be the early favorite after putting in a well-balanced run full of airs and stylish riding, while posting a score of 68.33 to take first in his heat. In division II, Nick Link looked equally impressive with a polished run that judges rewarded with a heat winning score of 70.00.

The Nautique WWA National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink will continue through Sunday, Aug. 5. Tomorrow free event will run from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday will remain a ticketed event. Tickets are available at the gate: $13 (adult); $5 (ages 6-12); free (ages 5 and under); or $7 (adult) if purchased online.

Following Sunday’s finals fans can enjoy the Sony Big Air Contest. Featuring the top Pro Men riders, the athletes perform massive tricks that are rarely attempted in a traditional contest setting.

In addition to all the action on the water, on land the Nautique WWA National Championships features great food and music, athlete autograph signings, chances to win freebies, and shopping from the most cutting-edge brands offering water-sports equipment including boats, wakeboards, wakeskates, sunglasses and the latest in wakeboarding and surfing fashions.

For information on the Nautique Wake Games, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink, visit www.kingofwake.com.

The Nautique WWA National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink is organized by World Sports & Marketing of Orlando, Fla., and has the support of the following sponsors: Correct Craft, Rockstar Energy Drink, Overton’s, Peavey, Mona Vie, Fox, Hyperlite, CWB, Ronix, Liquid Force, Byerly, Oakley, PCM Marine Engines and TransWorld WAKEBOARDING magazine.

Day One Results – Nautique WWA National Championships

Amateur Wakeskate Semifinals Heat 1 (Riders in Bold Advance)

**1. Austin Polterock 72.67

2. Josh Hamon 63.33

3. Cristobal Mendez 52.50

4. Craig Buss 41.67**

5. Seth Cathy 36.67

6. Michael Fay 26.67

Junior Boys Beginner (9 and Under) Semifinals Heat 1

**1. Benjamin Brown 66.67

2. Kai Stidham 60.00**

3. Samuel Ringer 51.67

4. Tyler Lewis 31.67

Junior Boys Beginner (9 and Under) Semifinals Heat 2

**1. Fynn Bullock 73.33

2. Thomas Herman 65.00**

3. Carter Mather 58.33

4. Laird Stidham 45.00

Junior Boys Semifinals Heat 1

**1. Hunter Henderson 82.00

2. Kevin Duffy 68.33

3. Tyler Worrall 61.67

4. Rocker Steiner 53.33**

Girls (13 and Under) Semifinals Heat 1

**1. Sofia Mendez 61.67

2. Marla Fay 51.67

3. Jessica Herman 36.67**

Boys Beginner Semifinals Heat 1

**1. Ryan King 71.00

2. Andy Birch 63.33

3. Foster Marquardt 56.67

4. Peyton Bristow 49.17**

5. Tyler Brooks 41.67

6. Justin Lewis 31.67

Women’s Masters Semifinals Heat 1

1. **Joy Manning 62.00

2. Natalie Graham 36.67**

Veteran Women’s Semifinal Heat 1

**1. Jodi Vermillion 63.33

2. Kat Laird 53.33

3. Paula Fay 33.33**

Adaptive Standings Semifinals Heat 1

1. Billy Tonis 63.33

Masters Mens Semifinals Heat 1

**1. Mark Dougherty 68.00

2. Brent Anderson 60.00**

3. Kevin Michael 51.67

4. Ryan Kopp 41.67

5. Steve Rokita 15.00

Masters Mens Semifinals Heat 2

**1. Tim Nilsen 80.00

2. Matt Lever 65.00**

3. Joshua White 48.33

4. Michael Hook 38.33

5. Bill Boston 20.00

Veterans (40 and Over) Semifinals Heat 1

**1. Billy Garcia 94.00

2. Matt Vermillion 89.00

3. Ben Uncle 82.33

4. Brian Kruer 65.00**

5. Michael Fay 48.67

6. Steve Johnson 40.67

Pro Veterans Semifinals Heat 1

**1. Chad Reese 70.00

2. Chad Lowe 60.00**

Junior Men Semifinals Heat 1

1. Chad Payton 81.67

2. Ethan Rau 68.33

3. Jonathan Abendroth 45.00

4. Jim Branton 40.00

5. Zach Brown 30.00

6. Cullen Rumford 20.00

Junior Men Semifinals Heat 2

**1. Justin Lee 85.00

2. Mac Schramm 71.67**

3. Robbie Culp 53.33

4. Danny Collins 43.33

5. Jordan Colleary 30.00

Junior Men Semifinals Heat 3

**1. Timothy Burnier 83.33

2. Juan Mendez 66.67**

3. Logan McCracken 56.67

4. Jamie McCauley 46.67

5. Maxwell Spencer 36.67

Men’s 1 Semifinals Heat 1

**1. Lee Wagner 66.67

2. Cameron Steiner 58.33**

3. Eric Blasiman 50.00

4. Jordan Gensler 43.44

5. Scott Morgan 36.67

6. Corbin Blanton 23.33

Mens 1 Semifinals Heat 2

**1. Curt Bernstein 68.33

2. Ben Herrema 58.33**

3. Michael Dever 53.33

4. Ryan Gillen 46.67

5. John Zdeblick 42.50

6. Kevin Hutts 38.33

7. Ben Hamlin 31.67

Men’s II Semifinals Heat 1

**1. Tom Pazerunas 65.00

2. Brad Gearhart 56.67**

3. Andrew Hall 45.00

4. Brian Brech 40.33

5. Nick Cankar 10.00

Men’s II Semifinals Heat 2

**1. Nick Link 70.00

2. Tim Pitschke 61.67**

3. Michael Vincz 50.00

4. Gabe Fowler 36.67

5. Rob Corum 20.00

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Clifford, Wing & Roberts Win Pro Titles at Nautique WWA Nationals

Minneapolis, Minn. – Fans lined the shores of the Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis today to catch the final rounds of action at the 2011 Nautique WWA Wakeboard National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink. Throughout the day riders in five different divisions hit the water to compete for national titles and invitations to represent the United States at this year’s WWA Wakeboard World Championships next month.

The Pro Men’s division highlighted the event, with its five-man final consisting of wakeboarding heavyweights Rusty Malinoski, Bob Soven, Aaron Rathy, Harley Clifford and Phillip Soven.

All five pros threw down impressive runs, but defending champion Harley Clifford made the biggest impact on the water to take home his second straight win at the Nautique WWA Nationals. Former national champion Phillip Soven took second place, while younger brother Bob Soven rounded out the podium, respectively.

“I’m pretty stoked to win Nationals,” said Clifford. “Phil and I have been neck and neck all season, so it feels good to come out with a win today.”

With today’s win, Clifford overtakes Soven for the lead in the King of Wake series.

In the Pro Women’s division, all eyes were on defending champion Nicola Butler to see if the 19-year-old standout could repeat in today’s finals. But Amber Wing’s hot streak continued to finish No. 1 in the contest.

Today’s victory marks Wing’s fourth straight win the Queen of Wake series and her third Nautique WWA Nationals win.

The mighty Mississippi River served as a level playing field today in the Pro Wakeskate division finals, as Grant Roberts upset three former national champions in route of his first-ever national title. The 21-year-old Discovery Bay, Calif. native posted a score of 83.33 during his winning run. Brian Grubb and Stuart Shinn rounded out the podium, respectively.

The Jr. Pro Men’s division hit the water today for their six-man final with Shota Tezuka taking first place with a score of 81.67, a six-point differential from the next closest competitor. Mike Dowdy and Kyle Evans rounded out the Jr. Pro Men division podium, respectively.

Also honored today was 13-year-old Taylor McCullough, who took home the PCM Amateur Best Trick Award. McCullough won the $250 cash prize for landing a massive Tantrum to Fakie during her winning run in the Girls division finals.

With the Nautique WWA Nationals all wrapped up, the top tier riders from each of the 23 divisions will be invited to represent the United States at the 2011 WWA Wakeboard World Championships next month.

The 2011 Nautique WWA Nationals will also air on the VERSUS television network at 6 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Sept. 6.

Sunday, July 31 – Day Final Results:

Pro Men Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Harley Clifford    90.00

2    Phillip Soven    80.00

3    Bob Soven    75.00

4    Aaron Rathy    70.00

5    Rusty Malinoski    20.00

Pro Women Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Amber Wing    83.33

2    Hayley Smith    75.00

3    Nicola Butler    69.17

4    Raimi Merritt    63.33

5    Anna Hajek    46.67

6    Melissa Marquardt    21.67

Pro Wakeskate Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Grant Roberts    83.33

2    Brian Grubb    76.67

3    Stuart Shinn    61.67

4    Reed Hansen    48.33

Jr. Pro Men Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Shota Tezuka    81.67

2    Mike Dowdy        75.67

3    Kyle Evans        71.67

4    Jacob Valdez        66.67

5    Gordon Harrison        51.67

6    Freddie Wayne        38.33

Boys Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Jason Soven    66.67

2    Landon Kasey    61.67

3    Zach Brown    56.67

4    Mac Schramm    52.33

5    Mitch Kappler    46.67

6    Nicholas Brown    10.00

Pro Men Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Rusty Malinoski    78.33

2    Jimmy LaRiche    75.83

3    Steel Lafferty    73.33

4    Colin Ryan    63.33

Pro Men Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #2

1    Aaron Rathy    80.00

2    Olivier Derome    66.67

4    Shaun Murray    55.00

3    Joey Bradley    48.33

Pro Men Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #3

1    Bob Soven    91.67

2    Dean Smith    81.67

3    Kirby Liesmann    70.00

4    Kyle Rattray    65.00

Pro Men Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #4

1    Harley Clifford    91.67

2    Andrew Adkison    80.00

3    Tony Carroll    56.67

4    Danny Thollander    46.67

Pro Men Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #5

1    Phillip Soven    80.00

2    J.D. Webb    71.67

3    Austin Hair    60.00

4    Andrew Shearer    21.67

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Pros Hit the Water at the 2011 Nautique WWA Nationals

Minneapolis, Minn. – The largest water-sport contest in the United States continued today in downtown Minneapolis, as the 2011 Nautique WWA Wakeboard National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink hosted preliminary rounds for its pro divisions. Riders in the Pro Men, Pro Women and Pro Wakeskate categories spent the day battling it out on the Mississippi River for the few remaining spots in tomorrow’s final rounds of action.

First off the dock today was the Pro Wakeskate division, where eight competitors squared off in two heats of four during today’s semifinal round. Among the eight competing pros was the division’s 2010 runner-up Grant Roberts, who posted a 76.67 to win his heat and advance to tomorrow’s finals.

“I got lucky; the water was super rollie and it took a lot of people down,” Roberts joked about his heat today. “The water has been pretty rough to everyone, but I managed to land a couple of 3’s and a Big Spin today, and made it through to the finals.”

Roberts hopes his luck won’t run out during tomorrow’s finals, as he’ll be competing against Brian Grubb, Stuart Shinn and Reed Hansen – all former national champions.

“The final heat is going to be crazy,” said Roberts. “All these guys are really talented. I just hope the water conditions help level the playing field.”

The 21-year-old Discovery Bay, Calif. native will look to win his first Pro Wakeskate national title during tomorrow’s finals, scheduled for 12:30 p.m.

In the Pro Men’s division, local rider Colin Ryan turned heads today, when the St. Paul, Minn. resident placed third in his six-man quarterfinal heat – good enough to advance to tomorrow’s semifinals. The part-time pro wakeboarder and full-time anesthesiology certification student credits his success today to his approach.

“I have a lot of respect for these guys; they’re the best in the world,” said Ryan. “But since I just wakeboard part time, I really have nothing to lose. I just lay it all on the line, go big and see what happens.”

Ryan’s family and friends will be on site tomorrow to watch him compete in the Pro Men semifinals, scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Should Ryan win the national title tomorrow, he will become the first Minnesota native to win the Pro Men’s division national title.

In the Pro Women’s division, all eyes were on Alexa Score to see if the Spicer, Minn. native could advance to the final round of the competition in her home state. But the rough water conditions that have plagued the competition took Score down early, eliminating her from the finals.

“The water conditions were pretty rough and I just don’t have the experience yet to handle that, like some of the other girls do,” said Score, who turned pro earlier this year. “But I had a lot of local support and I hope even more people come out to watch the rest of the competition tomorrow.”

The only pro division to crown a national champion today was the Pro Women’s Wakeskate category, when Jen GilanFarr took first place in today’s finals to win her fourth national title.

The Nautique WWA Nationals will conclude tomorrow, July 31, beginning at 9 a.m. and ending at 3:30 p.m.

The 2011 Nautique WWA Wakeboard National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink is free to the public during all five days of competition. For those who cannot attend the event in person, just “like” the King of Wake’s Facebook page (www.facebook.com/prowakeboardtour) to watch all the live streaming footage.

The 2011 Nautique WWA Nationals will also air on the VERSUS television network at 6 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Sept. 6.

Saturday, July 30 – Day 4 of 5 Results:

Pro Women Wakeskate Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Jen GilanFarr    100.00

Boys Beginner Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Mitch Allen    73.33

2    Bryson Hancock    56.67

3    Michael Buss    43.33

Jr. Women Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Tori Koch    76.67

2    Katelyn Fenner    66.67

3    Gianna Dinatale    53.33

4    Rachel Orgill    31.67

Pro Women Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Melissa Marquardt    71.67

2    Hayley Smith    56.67

3    Shawna Hoffman    45.00

4    Emily Durham    33.33

Pro Women Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #2

1    Nicola Butler    78.33

2    Raimi Merritt    66.67

3    Meagan Ethell    53.33

4    Alexa Score    38.33

Pro Women Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #3

1    Amber Wing    75.00

2    Anna Hajek    63.33

3    Tarah Mikacich    43.33

Pro Wakeskate Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Grant Roberts    76.67

2    Stuart Shinn    65.00

3    Danny Hampson    50.00

4    Brandon Thomas    30.00

Pro Wakeskate Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #2

1    Brian Grubb    73.33

2    Reed Hansen    53.33

3    George Daniels    51.67

4    Matt Hayden    36.67

Boys Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Zach Brown    80.00

2    Nicholas Brown    61.67

3    Tyler Higham    43.33

4    Jamie McCauley    20.00

Boys Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #2

1    Mac Schramm    71.67

2    Jason Soven    66.83

3    James Loisel    63.33

4    Merrett Fay    48.33

Boys Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Landon Kasey    75.00

2    Mitch Kappler    58.33

3    Ben Watts    40.00

Pro Men Division

Quarterfinal Round – Heat #1

1    Aaron Rathy    78.33

2    J.D. Webb    68.33

3    Kyle Rattray    63.33

4    Steel Lafferty    59.83

5    Shawn Watson    55.00

6    Adam Wensink    41.67

Pro Men Division

Quarterfinal Round – Heat #2

1    Jimmy LaRiche    63.33

2    Rusty Malinoski    57.50

3    Colin Ryan    52.50

4    Shaun Murray    51.67

5    Erik Ruck    40.00

6    Nick Jones    26.67

Pro Men Division

Quarterfinal Round – Heat #3

1    Bob Soven    91.67

2    Olivier Derome    80.00

3    Tony Carroll    71.67

4    Andrew Shearer    60.00

5    Phillip Aslinger    50.00

6    Jason Bannatyne    36.67

Pro Men Division

Quarterfinal Round – Heat #4

1    Harley Clifford    87.67

2    Andrew Adkison    71.67

3    Austin Hair    65.00

4    Kirby Liesmann    58.33

5    Clayton Underwood    41.67

6    Jimmy Trask    33.33

Pro Men Division

Quarterfinal Round – Heat #5

1    Phillip Soven    86.67

2    Dean Smith    76.67

3    Joey Bradley    70.00

4    Danny Thollander    63.33

5    Adam Errington    59.00

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Strong Current Challenges Wakeboarders to Adapt at Nautique WWA Nationals

Minneapolis, Minn. – The top wakeboarders in the United States took to the Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis today to continue vying for national titles at the 2011 Nautique WWA Wakeboard National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink. While all of today’s five skill-level divisions competed on the same body of water, the Jr. Pro Men’s category was forced to alter their traditional competition format, due to the strong current of the mighty Mississippi.

“It was really different and really challenging,” said Jr. Pro Men’s division rider Daniel Powers. “We had to do all wake tricks, which was difficult because the water was so choppy.”

Jr. Pro Men riders, like Powers, normally have to incorporate rail-based tricks on floating pieces of apparatus, in addition to their wake-based tricks, during their competition run. But the strength of the River’s current forced tournament officials to remove the apparatus from the water, as equipment safety anchors could not be secured.

“We tried multiple times to set the anchors, but they refused to remain in place,” said Chief Judge Chris Bischoff. “If the anchors aren’t secure then the equipment isn’t safe, and we’re not willing to put our competitors at risk like that. They’ll just have to adapt to an all wake format.”

The 12 riders in the Jr. Pro Men’s division were split into three heats of four during today’s semifinal round, with only the top two riders from each heat advancing onto Sunday’s finals.

Powers, who is featured in the August issue of Sports Illustrated and was projected to be one of the division’s finalists, saw an early exit from the competition today, due to several uncharacteristic falls.

“It was really rollie out there; pretty much everyone was falling,” said Powers. “It is what it is, but I wish I did better.”

Among the division’s six finalists are Jacob Valdez, Freddie Wayne, Mike Dowdy, Kyle Evans, Gordon Harrison and Shota Tezuka. The six-man final for the division’s national title is scheduled for Sunday, July 31 at 9:30 a.m.

The Nautique WWA Nationals will continue with several other divisions tomorrow, July 30, beginning at 9 a.m. and ending at 4 p.m.

The 2011 Nautique WWA Wakeboard National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink is free to the public during all five days of competition. For those who cannot attend the event in person, just “like” the King of Wake’s Facebook page (www.facebook.com/prowakeboardtour) to watch all the live streaming footage.

The 2011 Nautique WWA Nationals will also air on the VERSUS television network at 6 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Sept. 6.

Friday, July 29 – Day 3 of 5 Results:

Jr. Boys Beginner Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Kevin Duffy    88.33

2    Andrew Scheafer    76.67

3    Thomas Herman    60.00

4    Ryan O’Toole    58.33

Jr. Boys Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Tyler Worrall    63.33

2    Kade Kasey    48.33

3    Carter Mathter    41.67

Jr. Pro Men Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Jacob Valdez    80.00

2    Kyle Evans    71.67

3    Joshua Twelker    61.67

4    Robbie Houlihan    43.33

Jr. Pro Men Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #2

1    Mike Dowdy    78.33

2    Gordon Harrison    65.00

3    Pierce Homsey    56.67

4    Kyler Green    45.00

Jr. Pro Men Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #3

1    Shota Tezuka    71.67

2    Freddie Wayne    63.33

3    Tony Iacconi    61.67

4    Daniel Powers    53.33

Boys Beginner Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Bryson Hancock    70.00

2    Mitch Allen    60.00

3    Michael Buss    46.67

4    Andy Birch    40.00

5    Zach McCauley    33.33

6    Chris Birch    23.33

Jr. Women Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Gianna Dinatale    66.67

2    Katelyn Fenner    56.67

3    Delanie Parker    46.67

4    Julie Bray    30.00

Jr. Women Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #2

1    Tori Koch    81.67

2    Rachel Orgill    71.67

3    Mallorie Henry    60.00

4    Hannah Green    46.67

5    Rosy Bray    28.33

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McCullough Captures Fourth Consecutive Title as Nautique WWA Nationals Wrap Up 11 Divisions

Minneapolis, Minn. – The quest to become the best wakeboarder in the United States ended for some today, as the 2011 Nautique WWA Wakeboard National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink wrapped up 11 of its 23 divisions. The top wakeboarding talent in the country gathered today on the banks of the Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis to vie for their respective division’s national title.

Among the 11 champions crowned today was 13-year-old Taylor McCullough, who claimed her fourth consecutive national title in the Girls division – the second highest amount of repeated wins, of any division, at the Nautique WWA Nationals. The only other rider to win more consecutive national titles is legendary female pro wakeboarder Dallas Friday, with five straight wins.

“It’s pretty cool to win four contests in row like that; not many people can do that,” said McCullough. “It’s fun to be pushed by the other girls to be a better rider and to win.”

Despite choppy water conditions and a fall during an attempted Heelside 540, the Centralia, Ill. native posted a score of 78.33 to best Shelby King and Sofia Dinatale in the three-woman final.

McCullough attributes her near record-breaking win today to her coach Mike Ferraro.

“I’ve been riding everyday and training with Mike Ferraro,” said McCullough. “It’s a lot of hard work, but it’s cool to see it pay off.”

Coincidently, Ferraro has also coached national title record-holder Dallas Friday.

McCullough, along with the other 10 national titlists, will now represent the United States at the 2011 WWA World Championships next month.

The Nautique WWA Nationals will continue tomorrow, July 29, beginning at 9 a.m. and ending at 4 p.m.

The 2011 Nautique WWA Wakeboard National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink is free to the public during all five days of competition. For those who cannot attend the event in person, just “like” the King of Wake’s Facebook page (www.facebook.com/prowakeboardtour) to watch all the live streaming footage.

The 2011 Nautique WWA Nationals will also air on the VERSUS television network at 6 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Sept. 6.

Thursday, July 28 – Day 2 of 5 Results:

Amateur Women Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Brooke Grassman    75.00

2    Abby Delgoffe    66.67

3    Leah Gibney    38.33

Girls Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Taylor McCullough    78.33

2    Shelby King    60.00

3    Sofia Dinatale    45.00

Adaptive Standing Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Billy Tonis    65.00

2    Mike Schultz    46.67

3    Mike Krohn    26.67

Amateur Wakeskate Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Michael Roeder    76.67

2    Jim Branton    75.00

3    Craig Buss    66.67

4    Austin Polterock    48.33

Masters Women Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Joy Manning    76.67

Veteran Women Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Allison Blaha    68.33

2    Kat Laird    61.67

3    Susan Sheehan    46.67

4    Paula Fay    33.33

Men’s I Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Taylor Kress    85.00

2    Will Green    81.67

3    John Zdeblick    68.33

4    Tyler Heinz    40.00

Men’s II Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Rob Corum    61.67

2    Chad Warren    48.33

3    Brad Gearhart    35.00

Masters Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Tim Nilsen    66.67

2    Mike Vanpatten    55.00

3    Kevin Michael    43.33

4    Steve Jones    25.33

Veterans Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Matthew Vermillion    50.00

2    Billy Garcia    45.67

3    Mark Norwell    41.67

Jr. Men Division

Final Round – Heat #1

1    Noah Flegel    78.33

2    Tim Burnier    51.67

3    Jordan Gensler    46.67

4    Nick Vaccari    36.67

5    Justin Lee    34.33

6    David Foreman    21.67

Pro Veteran Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Perry Richmond    66.67

Jr. Boys Beginner Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Kevin Duffy    71.67

2    Andrew Scheafer    61.67

3    Thomas Herman    51.67

4    Ryan O’Toole    46.67

5    Peyton Bristow    36.67

6    Kai Stidham    26.67

Jr. Boys Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Kade Kasey    43.33

2    Tyler Worrall    36.67

3    Carter Mathter    30.00

4    Helden Hein    23.33

5    Benjamin brown    20.83

6    Hunter Henderson    16.67

Jr. Pro Men Division

Quarterfinal Round – Heat #1

1    Jacob Valdez    78.33

2    Kyler Green    68.33

3    Paulie Koch    58.33

4    Gus Shuler    46.67

Jr. Pro Men Division

Quarterfinal Round – Heat #2

1    Kyle Evans    75.00

2    Joshua Twelker    70.00

3    Parker Siegele    60.00

4    Trey Romine    40.00

Jr. Pro Men Division

Quarterfinal Round – Heat #3

1    Gordon Harrison    73.33

2    Pierce Homsey    63.33

3    Gunner Daft    48.33

Jr. Pro Men Division

Quarterfinal Round – Heat #4

1    Mike Dowdy    78.33

2    Tony Iacconi    66.67

3    Joey Buss    48.33

4    Gunnar Shuler    30.00

Jr. Pro Men Division

Quarterfinal Round – Heat #5

1    Freddie Wayne    71.67

2    Robbie Houlihan    61.67

3    Keean Allan    48.33

Jr. Pro Men Division

Quarterfinal Round – Heat #6

1    Shota Tezuka    71.67

2    Daniel Powers    70.00

3    Morgan Pedersen    55.00

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2011 Nautique WWA Nationals Opens in Minneapolis with New Adaptive Division

Minneapolis, Minn. – The top wakeboarding talent in the United States gathered today on the banks of the Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis to kick off the 22nd annual Nautique WWA Wakeboard National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink. The five-day event, which concludes on Sunday, July 31, opened with semifinal rounds for 11 of its 23 divisions, as riders from around the country began their quest to claim the national title.

While today’s opening rounds saw several national titlists return to the water to begin defending their class crowns, three new faces turned out to compete in the competition’s newest category – Adaptive Standing.

Adaptive Standing is a division at the Nautique WWA Nationals, open to wake athletes with limb loss and limb difference.

“We’re all pretty stoked that they added Adaptive Standing to this event,” said competitor Mike Schultz. “It’s all about having fun, and at the end of it, if I can say I’m the national champion, that’s even better.”

Schultz, 29, of Pillager, Minn. may be competing for his first national title for wakeboarding this week, but “Monster Mike” is no stranger to competition. In fact, since Dec. 16, 2008, when his left leg was amputated above the knee, Schultz has won three X Games gold medals for Adaptive Snocross and Adaptive Super-X, plus several other titles and trophies.

“Action sports are fun, they’re fast and I love doing them,” said Schultz.

The 2009 ISOC True Grit Award winner took second place in his semifinal heat today behind Billy Tonis. But Schultz will look to bounce back in tomorrow’s finals to claim the Adaptive Standing division’s first-ever national title.

The Adaptive Standing division will host its finals tomorrow, July 28 at 10 a.m.

The Nautique WWA Nationals will start tomorrow at 8 a.m. and wrap up at 4 p.m.

The 2011 Nautique WWA Wakeboard National Championships, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink is free to the public during all five days of competition. For those who cannot attend the event in person, just “like” the King of Wake’s Facebook page (www.facebook.com/prowakeboardtour) to watch all the live streaming footage.

The 2011 Nautique WWA Nationals will also air on the VERSUS television network at 6 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Sept. 6.

Wednesday, July 27 – Day 1 of 5 Results:

Amateur Women Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Brooke Grassman    58.33

2    Leah Gibney    51.67

3    Abby Delgoffe    45.00

4    Brittany Jennings    36.67

Girls Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Taylor McCullough    70.00

2    Sofia Dinatale    56.67

3    Shelby King    31.67

4    Catherine Hair    20.00

5    Marla Fay    11.67

Adaptive Standing Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Billy Tonis    60.00

2    Mike Schultz    45.00

3    Mike Krohn    30.00

Amateur Wakeskate Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Michael Roeder    73.33

2    Jim Branton    61.67

3    Craig Buss    60.00

4    Austin Polterock    50.00

5    Daniel Prody    38.33

6    Nathan Champaeau    18.33

Masters Women Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Joy Manning    70.00

Veteran Women Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Allison Blaha    61.67

2    Kat Laird    43.33

3    Susan Sheehan    25.00

4    Paula Fay    25.00

Men’s I Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Taylor Kress    75.00

2    John Zdeblick    63.33

3    Tom Pazerunas    55.00

4    Scott Morgan    31.67

Men’s I Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #2

1    Will Green    68.33

2    Tyler Heinz    58.33

3    Corbin Blanton    48.33

4    Michael Dever    36.67

Men’s II Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Brad Gearhart    73.33

2    Rob Cprum    65.00

3    Chad Warren    50.00

4    Nick Cankar    31.67

5    Nick Link    21.67

Masters Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Mike Vanpatten    76.67

2    Tim Nilsen    70.00

3    Steve Jones    57.33

4    Kevin Michael    55.00

5    Brent Anderson    48.33

7    Christopher Full    41.67

Veterans Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Billy Garcia    86.67

2    Mark Norwell    81.67

3    Matthew Vermillion    73.33

4    Richard Blanchard    63.33

5    Michael Fay    33.33

Jr. Men Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #1

1    Jordan Gensler    78.33

2    Tim Burnier    71.67

3    Taylor Ingram    48.33

4    Jackie Sly    43.33

5    Tyler Cockrum    36.67

Jr. Men Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #2

1    Noah Flegel    75.00

2    David Foreman    58.33

3    Jake Eller    50.00

4    Jonathan Abendroth    40.00

Jr. Men Division

Semifinal Round – Heat #3

1    Justin Lee    66.67

2    Nick Vaccari    61.67

3    Dylan Branch    45.00

4    Eddie Meyes    32.67

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