Open letter from the Editors of BallOfSpray to Jimmy Siemers.
Jaret is just a silly Canadian. I bet he even speaks French. Americans are the best. GO Team USA!
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Ok Yea. Good Luck Jaret. I know it is not your fault that you were born Canadian.Dodd & Krueger Talk about 2009 Worlds
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Worlds 2009 Promo Video
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2009 Water Ski World Tournament Preview w/MB
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GOODE Skis has announced that it has become an “Official” sponsor of the O’Brien Big DAWG
OGDEN, UTAH – GOODE Skis has announced that it has become an “Official” sponsor of the O’Brien Big DAWG Series, presented by Ski Nautique. GOODE has been a sponsor of the Big DAWG Series since its inception 4 years ago. “GOODE is excited to be officially back onboard with the Big DAWG Series.”, said Dave Goode, President/Founder of GOODE Ski Technologies.
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IWSF Tournament Council approves Regina Jaquess
IWSF Tournament Council approves Regina Jaquess slalom record tie of 1 @ 10.25m and Overall World Record
Dave Millers new record has been approved.
It's official, Dave Millers new record has been approved. Dave Miller set new Canadian, 34 mph slalom record at Obrien /Nautique Big Dawg in La. 4 at 41 off. behind a Ski Nautique and on his Goode 9900. Congratulations Dave.
It'S the Big Dawg World Slalom Record. The US National Record is 3 1/4 at 41 set by Clay Neil at the Big DAwg Finals in 2008 The previous Canadian record was 3 at 41 help by Todd Johnson, also set at the Big Dawg Finals in 2008. WILL A NEW BIG DAWG WORLD RECORD FALL AT THE FINALS THIS YEAR IN WEST PALM?
World Games
Ten U.S. water ski athletes began competition at the 8th World Games on Wednesday in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. The World Games, first held in 1981, is an international multi-sport event meant for sports that are not contested in the Olympics. The water ski program, which runs through Saturday, consists of three-event water skiing, barefoot water skiing and wakeboarding. Results
Raffle worth $5000 – In memory of Dylan Robert McNeil
We are the “Rogue Waterski Team” of Southern Oregon and we currently have a waterski club with 10 families. We have been deeply saddened by the loss of our youngest member, Dylan Robert McNeil. Dylan became very ill with bacterial meningitis. This type of infection is very aggressive and in Dylan’s case progressed too rapidly for successful medical intervention. Dylan passed away one day shy of his 2nd birthday. This was so sudden and completely devastating for the McNeil Family. They are like family to all of us, and we are all struggling as to why this happened. Dylan will always be remembered for his BIG smile and infectious giggle.
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Records To Fall At Malibu Pro Ski Stop In Abbotsford
(Abbotsford, BC, Canada) – The World’s top water skiers and jumpers will gather in Abbotsford, British Columbia September 18 – 19, 2009 to lean towards greatness behind a Malibu Response LXi. The Fraser Valley Water Ski Club is offering their man-made lake in Albert Dyck Park as the springboard to World Records. With this unique facility and the right water conditions, anything can happen. Join FVWSC, Pro Slalom Events LLC and Malibu Boats for an excellent couple days of Pro slalom skiing and jumping in the water ski capitol of Canada.
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ALBERTA WATERSKIER SOARS TO VICTORY IN RUSSIA
Dubna, Russia, July 12, 2009 - Ryan Dodd of Olds, Alberta has won the Jump event at the International Waterski Federation’s first World Cup event of the season. The 24 year-old leaped an impressive 67.1 metres in the finals, which earned him a tie with fellow Canadian Jaret Llewellyn. The pair were forced to compete in a sudden death “jump-off” where Dodd delivered a solid jump of 66.4 metres. Unfortunately, Llewellyn was unable to complete his jump as he hit the ramp too fast and crashed into the water. He was not seriously injured.
