LLUSA

Don't count that out, neither was WPB last year

I have run 38 with ease on the Connelly at 32mph but at 34 it starts doing heliocopter's coming into the buoys, and there's no way to fix it

Sorry to see that looks like maybe straight line winds, OB you should sit through an F5 coming right at you, sad think is with all the regulations in WPB permitting construction will take forever to replace

Dead on George, but please balance the boat

@rodltg2 The Mc is by far the easiest system to operate and makes common sense, the Linc system requires too much effort jumping between screens, nothing seems to flow very easy to get on the wrong screen and too much information that is not essential to tournament skiing

@Chef23 I've skied on more split skis than most over the years, with BLP doing it I've never had one separate, amazing to watch, it does throw the insert holes off

Delta First Class Sunday morning, no more SWA to PBI from BHAM, really sucks. Appointed driver thank you Southern Region

Thanks for the correction, it is Wilmington, yes I would love to see a Nationals site, there was once discussion about buying lakes behind the current headquarters which could have been developed into a Nationals site (Not lake Jimmy Grew). As Keith said AWSA should be the body responsible for this event, sad thing is AWSA can't vote on the content of the Nationals contract or see it, just ask USAWS Executive Director Bob Crowley he will not let a AWSA board member see the contract, as was requested earlier this year. I'm not sure why anyone would want to host this event, God bless Charlotte and her crew for stepping up for about the 15th time, but they definitely need a break, whether it's a Nationals or Regionals it totally consumes the host club for most of the summer, and who wants to do that year after year. Labor Day sounds great and would keep me out of Dallas the next two years. Just sayin

Like I said we will be in Joilet the next two years, WPB is through doing the Nationals, there worn out with it, the regulars have said enough, just the facts. Nobody wants this event to be quite honest. It's way too hard to make money, to make it worth doing. I doubt you will ever see it back in Bakersfield, although probably the most consistent conditions of any site, due to past situations with the LOC and AWSA Executive committee. After Joilet who knows, we better be looking and begging

Nationals in Joilet in 2016 & 2017 bank on it

Malibu Cup, @aupatking No food? As you said there were very few spectators at the event, the skiers meals were catered, you cannot break even having food at a Regional Tournament, much less a qualifying event on Friday. Porta Johns only 2;That was plenty for the number of people on site, sorry you thought walking 200-300 yards was to far. I haven't seen you at any tournaments, maybe it's time you start doing for the sport, it's always easy to talk about what's wrong and never do nothing, just sayin

I've never let the cost of an entry deter my wanting to compete. What nobody will admit is private lakes have killed this sport, and I am guilty as well, there are no slalom courses on public lakes. Twenty years ago there were 5 slalom courses and three jumps in Tuscaloosa county alone, now there are two courses, neither are on a public lake. The access to sites, the cost of boats, has driven this sport to near death.

From what I've seen this year at tournaments water skiing is dead, look at the entry list (subject to change) for the Southern regionals, without Florida you don't have 80 skiers. 4 for South Carolina, 12 Tennessee, 11 North Carolina, 13 Alabama, I know tournaments have been way down, I wish I knew the solution.

it's a 5.7 we are not selling to get a 6.2, we are selling because we have had it for twelve months.

It's my understanding if no bids are there at the time specified, the bids will be held to the following auction, the minimum is a starting bid the UA is asking, it can go up or down from there, this boat will be sold.

Go to University of Alabama Administration current sale information. This boat will sale

The University of Alabama has put their team boat up for sale, this boat is perfect, 265 hours, all maintenance has been performed as recommended by factory. All warranty recalls addressed. This boat is in excellent condition, there are no scratches or tears in the interior. Bids start at $48,000 Current Sale Information ** The open viewing hours for Surplus Sales are 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday. If you wish to view at an earlier time an appointment will be required. ** PS2015 -18 Photo Gallery 18

Lake Lurleen is 12.5 miles from the TTSC and LLUSA is 18.5 mile, not much difference, the TTSC wants it on the river, and that's were the event will occur in 2016. My guess is there will be two tournaments at LLUSA: July 2 Saturday 2rd slalom and Sunday July 3rd 2rd slalom, money payout based on the scores at LLUSA. The top 12 will go to the river to ski on Monday. This will accommodate all involved, this year was a learning curve we will make it work in 2016.

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Hope to see you lake is ready to roll, and it will roll Friday

Great looking and unique trophies/cups. Everything is ready 41 off will fall several times on Friday, this cutoff is going to be around 3@41

Please come, we will have the lake down to around 82-84 degrees by next Thursday, water level is perfect, course is ready to go, with the boats available, drivers, and list of skiers I expect one of the records to fall

Lawsuit? It's really sad that some in our world are so consumed with suing somebody for there own lack of judgment or taking the opportunity to create wealth because they refuse to accept responsibility for the assumption of risk they take with certain sports or activity. If it looks dangerous in your perspective then don't do it. The mind set to look at everything as a possible lawsuit is pathetic.

Only open men 's skier that skied last weekend, Regina, Kate, and Allie, 3 open women

No but this will definitely get it in front of a lot of people, city is 100% behind this event, barge traffic has been stopped, hydroelectric plant will not generate, so no water useage. Beer Garden, wing eating contest, military displays, giant fireworks al with in walking distance, and there are no open beverage restrictions for the day