Congrats to A.J Racinelli for the tri fecta wins

Way to go AJ

Aj is killing it. I am so glad he is riding so well and not having alot of outside distractions so he can just enjoy it and ride. He deserves it.

Congrats to AJ. Stomped his 9 off the dub. I got to see him ride on Friday and he stuck four whirly 5's. Wasn't so lucky on Saturday, but rode through the good size chop on the lake to get another guitar.

Nice job A.J. 3 in a row! Has that ever been done in JR mens before? I know there has not been anyone from the west coast. Again congrats A.J. and Ryan with your second place finish..

Aj needs to learn to play the guitar, he's getting quite the collection Gordie, I don't think any Jr. men's rider has ever won 3 in a row that I can remember. Alex rode with him all day Friday (4 sets each) and Aj was riding lights out. I well post some Pic's when I get home.

Congrats AJ!!!

Saw it go down Sick weekend for AJ. We got to get out and ride together on Friday and Sat. He stuck 4 whirly 5s in a row and a toenine on friday! this kid is blowing up! Honestly we took over 8,000 pics of him Alex, Josh, Robby, I will post them soon! Alex and Robby are staying in town so we will get tons more photos tues and wed.

Hey Randy, are you coming home or staying til Natl's? Larry is flying in on Wed.

Gordie, I'm going to the east coast to work for a couple of days, Alex & Robby C are staying and riding here for a couple of days then taking the train to Nationals on Wed. Thanks to the Shawn with the House Boardshop and Andy for the hook up, MN. folks rock

Wow thats impressive!! Great job A.J. you are killing it!

I was talking to an industry heavyweight prior to the tour and he was laughing about the Jr. Men event this year because it seemed so obvious that Jimmy LaRiche was going to run away with it. Not to take anything away from Jimmy because he's definitely killing it and has nothing to be ashamed of, but big ups to A.J. for obviously working his butt off over the winter and blowing everybody's minds with his riding!

Great to see that it's never predictable and there's always somebody out there that can come out of nowhere.

I think its obvious to those of us who reaally no AJ that he did'nt just come out of nowhere. AJ has been "killing it" for years now. He has always worked his butt off ever since he was 8 years old. AJ is a fairly quiet young man who lets his riding speak for himself. I for one new that this day was coming. AJ is a special young man who is finally getting recognition for all of his hard work. AJ, you are the MAN.

I rode with AJ for the week after PWT in Texas. He came with Alex Graydon over to our spot on Lake Martin in AL. I watched this kid learn a skeezer, BS 7, and a Pete all in like 2 days. To see someone pick up tricks that fast is unreal...
Before Texas he had only thrown a 9 twice! To have the confidence to throw a trick you've only thrown 2 times in your life at a PWT event is uncanny.

He's a super cool kid and hope he keeps rippin'

I must agree with everyone, AJ puts in some serious work on his wakeboard. We rode with him friday and saturday, he takes a serious beating out on the water sometimes, he pays his dues learning new moves, he just happens to land on his feet faster than most. Good work AJ, can wait to see you destroy the Nationals Stop!

how old is AJ?

17 years old