WWS Granite Cup 2026

Welcome to the Abenaki Water Ski Club,

located in the heart of America’s Oldest Summer Resort of Wolfeboro, New Hampshire surrounded by the Belknap and Ossipee Mountain ranges and the White Mountain National Forest. This charming four-season town nestles into the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee. Known for its lakeside beauty and historic downtown with boutiques and eateries, it also has an abundance of outdoor activities like boating, water skiing, hiking, and winter sports, plus cultural attractions like museums (Wright Museum of WWII) and summer music festivals.

In the center of this postcard setting is the Back Bay, where the Abenaki Water Ski Club has been hosting 3 event waterski tournaments for over 40 years. The club’s history is rich with many former and current National Champions, and raised Jamie Beauchesne, once a co-world slalom record holder, multiple pro tour title winner and Masters slalom champion.

For the first time ever, Wolfeboro is hosting the very best water skiers in the world to compete for cash prizes and a spot on the podium. Grab an ice cream cone, catch a ride on the historic Mount Washington Excursion Ship and come watch the world’s best athletes, flip, fly and rip through the spring-fed, crystal clear waters of the beautiful Lake Winnipesaukee.

Pro Event Schedule 

• Friday July 10 – Preliminaries – 12 pm- 6 pm
• Saturday July 11 – Finals – 2pm-5pm

Event Highlights

• Insane Speed & Power – Watch the slalom event where skiers rocket from 0–60 mph in seconds, the trick event with two explosive 20-second runs of flips and spins, and the jaw-dropping jump event where athletes launch over 230 ft (70 m) at speeds topping 70 mph.
• Meet the Pros – Get up close with the sport’s elite.
• Family-Friendly Atmosphere – Spectators can enjoy the competition from the rail trail in Wolfeboro, grab an ice-cream and watch the competition. Free and welcome to all!

Ride Molly the Trolley to the Granite Cup!

Skip the traffic and parking—ride Molly the Trolley to the Granite Cup!

Molly the Trolley has expanded service to Friday and Saturday and added a convenient stop at the Glendon Street parking lot at Foss Field, the hub of all Granite Cup activities.

The trolley operates a park-and-ride route from the Kingswood Arts Center through downtown Wolfeboro, allowing visitors to enjoy a narrated tour of town before hopping off at the tournament.

Visit www.wolfeborotrolley.com for schedules and additional information.