Are in the top 10. pretty cool international flavor.

I thought this (the title) was the start of a bad joke.

lol... did sound like a joke. I'm sure there is a joke out there for it.

...walk into a bar

damn those canadians <img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/lol.gif" border=0><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/lol.gif" border=0><img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/lol.gif" border=0>

go you aussies! <BR> <BR>does anyone know whats happening with sanders and watkins.. they still around?

and the 1st Canadian orders...

Isn't Adam Errington technically Scottish as well?

I think both daniel and Josh have had other committments to do with wakeboarding elsewhere.

4 beers to go.........

Adam, being scottish makes you british. But yes he's scottish, from ullapool. <BR> <BR>Stoked to see some international flavour.

Canada is where its at.

America F#$% YA lol

Shane, they are on tour, but with the talent now, it is sooooo hard to make a heat. It used to be the top guys would automatically make it out of qualifiers but now that is not the case. Every heat is hard, and it just gets harder and harder.

Look at these heats. Just making it out of this round is DAMN impressive. As early as 2 years ago, you didn't have to throw your "good" run in qualifiers. You could just take it easy, and advance through. Now you need to come out of the gates swinging where you almost have to throw your best run first and then you can actually tone it down a bit after you get out of the qualifier run. What I find interesting is that the best trick award always comes off the air force kicker but when you watch the final runs, I don't even see the kicker yet alone people hitting it. Do they take the kicker out of the water and are they hitting it in their runs or is it a physical best trick contest off of the kicker that is held separately? <BR> <BR>Pro Men Qualifier (top two in each heat advance) <BR> <BR>Heat #1 <BR>1. Trevor Hansen (USA) - 94.25 <BR>2. Austin Hair (USA) - 88.25 <BR>=== <BR>3. Anthony Hollick (USA) - 87.50 <BR>4. Derek Grasman (USA) - 50.75 <BR> <BR>Heat #2 <BR>1. Jimmy LaRiche (USA) - 94.50 <BR>2. Dean Smith (AUS) - 92.75 <BR>=== <BR>3. Keith Lyman (USA) - 80.50 <BR>4. Nick Jones (USA) - 72.25 <BR> <BR>Heat #3 <BR>1. Chad Sharpe (CAN) - 97.00 <BR>2. Nick Davies (ENG) - 93.00 <BR>=== <BR>3. Kyle Alberts (USA) - 72.00 <BR>4. Randall Harris (USA) - 64.00 <BR> <BR>Heat #4 <BR>1. Adam Errington (SCT) - 95.00 <BR>2. Danny Harf (USA) - 93.50 <BR>=== <BR>3. Chris Dykmans (USA) - 79.50 <BR>4. Paul Hernaez (FRA) - 72.00 <BR> <BR>Heat #5 <BR>1. Rusty Malinoski (CAN) - 98.50 <BR>2. Jeff Weatherall (NZL) - 87.25 <BR>=== <BR>3. JD Webb (USA) - 84.25 <BR>4. Alex Scgaliotti (USA) - 54.25 <BR> <BR>Heat #6 <BR>1. Bryan Hutton (USA) - 96.50 <BR>2. Olivier Derome (CAN) - 88.00 <BR>=== <BR>3. Kirby Liesmann (USA) - 80.50 <BR>4. Zane Schwenk (USA) - 64.50 <BR> <BR>Heat #7 <BR>1. Phillip Soven (USA) - 100.00 <BR>2. Robby Carter (USA) - 84.75 <BR>=== <BR>3. Dylan Miller (CAN) - 82.50 <BR>4. Kyle Rattray (CAN) - 72.75 <BR> <BR>Heat #8 <BR>1. Andrew Adkison (USA) - 90.25 <BR>2. Corey Bradley (USA) - 86.50 <BR>=== <BR>3. James Hindes (USA) - 82.25 <BR>4. Danny Thollander (USA) - 80.75 <BR> <BR>Heat #9 <BR>1. Harley Clifford (AUS) - 93.75 <BR>2. Shawn Watson (USA) - 86.25 <BR>=== <BR>3. Alex Hamrick (USA) - 82.00 <BR>4. Josh Sanders (AUS) - 78.00 <BR> <BR>Heat #10 <BR>1. Aaron Rathy (CAN) - 98.50 <BR>2. Troy Mackey (AUS) - 91.50 <BR>=== <BR>3. Sam Thomson (AUS) - 76.25 <BR>4. Nick Weinacker (USA) - 73.75