WORLD CUP STARS TAKE TOP MEDALS AT ROBIN LAKE It was yet another thrilling day for our sport at the 2010 Masters at Callaway Gardens, Georgia, USA on this Memorial Day weekend. In temperatures which at times reached 100Fh / 35C and a perfect head wind for the Jump Finals, our World Cup Stars really did dominate the weekend.     In Slalom, the enormous talents of Regina Jaquess USA and Will Asher GBR  earned both scores on the 10.75m line / 39 off, with Regina scoring 0.5 buoys and Will 5 buoys. In swirly water conditions, both were also 1.5 buoys ahead of their nearest competitors. Congratulations to our great World Cup Stars who we will see later this season when our 2010 Series kicks off. In Tricks / Shortboard, it was Whitney McClintock CAN with 8340 points...

KYLE EADE IS RECOVERING BUT NEEDS OUR HELP ONLINE AUCTION LAUNCHED SO ALL CAN PARTICIPATE Scot Ellis & Kiwi at their Fluid Ski & Sports training centre All sports have their risks – and ours is one of the safest. Freak accidents do occur and we rarely even hear of them. However, World Cup Star and outstanding Professional Waterskier Kyle Eade NZL was not so lucky when he crashed during Jump practice just before the Moomba Masters three months ago. We have just received news of a special ONLINE AUCTION for all who would like to help with the enormous financial challenges facing Kyle as he fights for a full recovery from his Hospital bed. Check out the huge range of great products on the Auction site. For this and an update on Kiwi’s  situation, here are the...

PUTRAJAYA TAKES A REST AS WATERSKI WORLD CUP HOST Packed Grandstand enjoys June Fladborg's performance MALAYSIA NOW LOOKS TOWARDS A WAKEBOARD WORLD CUP With our 2010 World Cup season kicking off in late August this year, discussions are continuing with exciting new Stop venues for this year’s calendar and details will be released as soon as the contracts have been completed. With 29 World Cup Stops already successfully completed, we will celebrate the 30th Stop in the very near future. One of the most exotic World Cup venues on our schedule was Putrajaya – near Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. The impact created there by the World Cup on the development of our sport has been quite extraordinary. Much of this is due to the foresight and dedication of the Putrajaya...