25 open spots for NWL National Championship

As of today we have 25 open spots for Sunday 9/10/06

Because of an increase in volunteers,officials and good site conditions we have a excellent change in riding schedule format. This change is has been made to make the event more fun for the riders and less intimidating especially those who are new to competitions.

This will be a 2 round event that everyone will get to ride twice. Both Supra and Matercraft will be towing at the same time using alternating divisions and alternating boats. The judges will alternate with the division or stay with the division and will score and average both rounds.

16 divisions/48 trophies/lots of freebies

2006 NWL National Championship Schedule of Events
7:00 AM Registration until 9:00
9:00 AM Boy & Girls Novice 9 & Under
9:30 AM Jr Mens & Jr Womens Novice 10 to 13
10:00 AM Mens & Womens Novice 14 to 29
10:30 AM Jr Mens & Jr Womens Intermediate 10 to 13
11:00 AM Mens & Womens Intermediate 14 to 29
11:30 AM Masters 30 to 39 & Veterans 40 & over
12:00 PM Mens & Womens Advanced
12:30 PM Outlaw & Wakeskate

1:30 PM Boy & Girls Novice 9 & Under
2:00 PM Jr Mens & Jr Womens Novice 10 to 13
2:30 PM Mens & Womens Novice 14 to 29
3:00 PM Jr Mens & Jr Womens Intermediate 10 to 13
3:30 PM Mens & Womens Intermediate 14 to 29
4:00 PM Masters 30 to 39 & Veterans 40 & over
4:30 PM Mens & Womens Advanced
5:00 PM Outlaw & Wakeskate
6:00 AM Awards

more info at on wakeworld here
http://www.wakeworld.com/events/default.asp?Type=Amateur

Had a blast in Dayton............Hope you come back next year!!

2007 NWL National Championship will be held in Dayton 9/9/07! You wont believe what we have planned

Just remember I am about 15 min. from the site and will help you in any way I can.
www.slobgear.com

These guys that put on this event really tried, but they may have tried to hard. They had 16 divisions but only forty (40) riders. There were many divisions with only one participant. That kind of takes the credibility out of it being a National tournament. Maybe try to lower the classes for 2007 UNTIL you get a larger rider field. Anyway very good effort. Regroup for next year and put on a bigger and better event.

Actually- 40 riders is very good for the first year. USAWaterski often has only one or two riders in their tournaments. Not to put down the guys who put this together because they did a god job, but USAWaterski should not call their events "National tournaments" but just opens or something. It takes away what a national title respect should have. The USAWakeboard was similar to this.