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The Prize pool for the MasterCraft-Headzone Australian Open, to be held on the weekend of the 25^th and 26^th February has just hit $22,000

Excitement is growing daily as entries are received from around the globe… to battle it out in true “Battle of the Sexes” style, to claim the titles in Slalom, Trick and Jump.

This being the first event in the world to use this handicap system… which is designed to equalize the men & women by taking the best female score entered compared to the best male score entered (from L/R Tournaments) resulting in a fair playing field for both sexes… male and female skiers will compete against each other.. 

Practice sets prior to the event are still available, and while bookings are rather constant, there have been several sets reserved for our International visitors.

Stoney Park Australia is proud to run two 6 litre, MasterCraft ProStar 190 Boats, which are run on eco friendly LPG...  

The $22,000 Prize Money breakup

Currently, the minimum prize money breakup is as follows - 

First to Fifth place in all three events -

Slalom -  $4,000, $2,500, $1,000, $500 and $200

Jump -    $4,000, $2,500, $1,000, $500 and $200

Trick -     $2,500, $1,500, $750, $400 and $200

The MasterCraft-Headzone Australian Open website will be launched next week, where you will find full updates and information on this world class tournament...

Meanwhile, for entry forms or more information on the MasterCraft-Headzone Australian Open 2012 go to the Stoney Park website – www.stoneypark.com.au or contact event coordinator, Kim Kinnear at Stoney Park – info@stoneypark.com.au – 02 6585 0080