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Foundation Awards More Than $25,000 In Scholarships The USA Water Ski & Wake Sports Foundation is pleased to announce the awarding of more than $25,000 in scholarships this year to 15 young people in from different towed water sports disciplines. The USA Water Ski & Wake Sports Foundation’s scholarships are awarded each year to individuals who show leadership abilities and demonstrate how their involvement in the sport has helped them grow both personally and academically. For the second consecutive year, Krista Butterfield of Sherman, Texas, has won the $5,000 Barbara Bolding/Jim Grew Scholarship. Krista is a senior at Texas A&M University, majoring in nursing. Zach Butterfield of Sherman, Texas, is the recipient of the $2,200 Banana George Blair Ambassador Scholarship. Zach is a freshman at Texas A&M University, majoring in engineering. Anna Gay of Winter Garden, Fla., has won the $2,000 Elmer Stailing Southern Region Scholarship. Anna is a senior at the University of Alabama, majoring in nursing with a minor in nutrition. Landon Geels of Westminster, Colo., is the recipient of the $1,500 “Big Al” Wagner Western Region Scholarship. Landon is a senior at Florida Southern College, majoring in Business Administration. For the second year in the row, Grace Petzold of Mequon, Wis., has won the $1,500 Tim Olson Memorial Scholarship. Grace is a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania, majoring in chemistry/biology. Jaxen Stabel of Chico, Calif., won the Boys 1 national overall title at the 2020 GOODE Water Ski National Championships in Zachary, La., and has been awarded the Jim Grew Boys 1 Overall Scholarship sponsored by Jim Grew in the amount of $2,000. Marley Pavur of Santa Fe, Texas, won the Girls1 national overall title at the 2020 GOODE Water Ski National Championships in Zachary, La., and has been awarded the Jim Grew Girls 1 Overall Scholarship sponsored by Jim Grew in the amount of $2,000. BG Bickley of Macon, Ga., won the Boys 2 national overall title at the 2020 GOODE Water Ski National Championships in Zachary, La., and has been awarded the Barbara Bolding/Jim Grew Boys 2 Scholarship sponsored by Jim Grew in the amount of $1,500. Kamryn Massey of Lakeland, Fla., won the Girls 2 national overall title at the 2020 GOODE Water Ski National Championships in Zachary, La., and has been awarded the Barbara Bolding/Jim Grew Girls 2 Scholarship sponsored by Jim Grew in the amount of $1,500. Chase Sparks of Dallas, Ga., won the Boys 3 national overall title at the 2020 GOODE Water Ski National Championships in Zachary, La., and has been awarded the Dutch Brothers Coffee Boys 3 Scholarship sponsored by Steve Grubbs in the amount of $1,000. Emma Davis of Oviedo, Fla., won the Girls 3 N national overall title at the 2020 GOODE Water Ski National Championships in Zachary, La., and has been awarded the Drake & Associates Girls 3 Scholarship sponsored by Tony Drake in the amount of $1,000. Carter Reese of Walnut Creek, Calif., won the Boys 4 national overall title at the 2020 GOODE Water Ski National Championships in Zachary, La., and has been awarded the Dr. JD Morgan Boys 4 Scholarship sponsored by Dr. Mike Morgan in the amount of $1,000. Kendra Nathan of Canyon Lake, Calif., won the Girls 4 national overall title at the 2020 GOODE Water Ski National Championships in Zachary, La., and has been awarded the Linda Giddens Girls 4 Scholarship sponsored by Jody Johnson in the amount of $1,000. Blaze Grubbs of Rio Linda, Calif., won the Boys 5 national overall title at the 2020 GOODE Water Ski National Championships in Zachary, La., and has been awarded the Dr. JD Morgan Boys 5 Scholarship sponsored by Dr. Mike Morgan in the amount of $1,000. Kristen Baldwin of Winter Garden, Fla., won the Girls 5 national overall title at the 2020 GOODE Water Ski National Championships in Zachary, La., and has been awarded the Linda Giddens Girls 5 Scholarship sponsored by Jody Johnson in the amount of $1,000. Established in 1968, the USA Water Ski & Wake Sports Foundation preserves and celebrates the history of all towed water sports and promotes these sports through its scholarship programs and the Water Ski & Wake Sports Hall of Fame. For more information, visit https://www.usa-wwf.org/scholarships.

The boys jump into how to wind down for the season and give you some things to think about when it comes to handling time off over the winter. This week's show will conclude season one but don’t fear, Rossi and Trent will be back for a second season next spring!

1 Go on: http://swissproslalom.com/ 2 Predict your Women and Men Podium 3 Chances of winning a ski signed by World Champions You have until the end of Round 1 on Sunday to play. Top Tip wait until the end of round one to make sure your submission is competitive.

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Take a peek at the new look 2021 Syndicate Omega. High efficiency and solid stability with its medium width profile, low volume concave and 4 stage rocker design with a fresh new graphic. ? Check out hosports.com for first look at the newly launched full 2021 HO Sports/Syndicate lineup. https://hosports.com/

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In this episode, the guys discuss edge change. Answering questions about what affect speed and line length have on edge change location and how you can utilize body position to have a greater effect on your speed.

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On this weeks show the guys discuss boots and the reasoning between rocking double boots or a rear toe plate, enjoy.

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Miles Sand and Gravel Co., is proud to be the Official Webcast Sponsor of the Syndicate Hilltop Pro-Am, August 15th and 16th 2020. The tournament will feature some of the top Pro men and women skiers from around the world and some of the top amateur skiers from the Northwest.

https://link.chtbl.com/TWSP-EP45-BOS In episode 45 of The Water Ski Podcast, Matteo (virtually) sits down with Jeff Surdej. Jeff is a competitive water skier from Illinois, and the current president of both the National Collegiate Water Ski Association (NCWSA) and the American Water Ski Association (AWSA). In this interview, Jeff guides Matteo through his early days as a competitive water skier, his first tournament experiences, collegiate water skiing, and the volunteering journey that brought Jeff to hold positions of high influence in the sport. Sit tight as Matteo asks Jeff a lot of questions about all of these topics and more :) Enjoy! Further, in order to promote the Water Ski Games on World Water Skiers (WWS), Matteo decided to launch an event to all TWSP fans. Called "Anything But A Slalom Ski", the event uses the Zero Buoy Score system to encourage everyone to compete remotely. Please create a profile on WWS if you don't have one, follow the rules, and submit your round. The only additional rule is that you can't run the course on a slalom ski… Post your videos on Instagram and throw in the hashtag #anythingbutaslalomski Take a few seconds to write a review of the podcast on Apple Podcasts, it really helps :-) … and let's keep the momentum going! If you are enjoying this podcast, please consider a donation. This episode is brought to you by the FlowPoint Method, a revolutionary and holist approach to water skiing created by Jenny LaBaw and Marcus Brown. Learn more about the FlowPoint Method by going to thewaterskipodcast.com/flowpointmethod If you are interested in advertising on The Water Ski Podcast, please reach out.

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After a long break since Moomba we finally have a pro waterski event taking place this weekend in Wisconsin. Over 20 pros are competing in a team handicap challenge this Saturday and Sunday. 3 rounds total with all 3 events taking place for both men and women. You get to draft 2 in each group. Drafts are due Saturday morning. Please note that real scores will count not handicapped scores. For more information on how the cuts will work visit: https://skistillwaters.com/team-challenge/ Event will feature Pros from around the country competing for our Stillwaters Team Challenge. The top Junior in each age group from Friday will move on to Team Challenge and draft a 5-person team. These teams will compete in Slalom, Trick & Jump with over $30,000 in outstanding prize packages.

With every year, we aim to deliver something fresh to the slalom ski market. Whether that’s building off of previous years’ technology or introducing innovative technology, we strive to meet your needs on the water. This year, we decided to take it up a notch and bring you something bold and brand new. Introducing, our latest high-end, competition ski for 2021, the DV8. Featuring patent pending VersaTail technology, this is the most customizable ski ever. Throughout the years, brands have been on a quest to create a ski that checks all the boxes. However, varying styles and skills have the one-shape-fits-all designs falling short. What if you could choose the shape that best fits you? VersaTail allows you to take your fine tuning to another level. This patent pending technology gives skiers that ability to take a step beyond the standard fin and binding adjustments and choose how they want the water to flow off the tail of the ski. This is made possible through three tail options that come standard with the DV8. The DV8 is also our most forgiving ski ever built. It’s constructed with an increased rocker, subtle top shape and softened flex pattern that all work in conjunction to allow more room for error and less perfection on the skier’s part. The DV8 featuring our VersaTail technology is the first and only ski that gives you even more control over how your ski performs. Connelly DV8 featuring VersaTail — the most customizable, high-performance ski ever. Learn more at connellyskis.com/dv8