About the Tour
Men
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Joel Poland
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280 points |
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Dorien Llewellyn
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260 points |
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Martin Kolman
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210 points |
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Louis Duplan-Fribourg
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220 points |
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Edoardo Marenzi
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160 points |
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Tanguy Dailland
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110 points |
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Pol Duplan-Fribourg
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110 points |
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Conley Pinette
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50 points |
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Carter Lucas
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40 points |
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Lucas Pinette
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30 points |
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Luca Rauchenwald
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30 points |
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Clarens Lavau
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20 points |
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Tristan Duplan-Fribourg
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15 points |
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Alexander Gschiel
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10 points |
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Freek School
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5 points |
Women
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Brooke Baldwin
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250 points |
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Kennedy Hansen
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210 points |
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Paige Rini
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160 points |
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Aliaksandra Danisheuskaya
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130 points |
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Hanna Straltsova
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100 points |
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Regina Jaquess
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80 points |
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Inès Anguenot
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80 points |
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Lili Steiner
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70 points |
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Anna Gay
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70 points |
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Elena Ahammer
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60 points |
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Perrine Sonier
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60 points |
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Kate Pinsonneault
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60 points |
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Shae O'Brien
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50 points |
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Vale Gonzalez
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30 points |
1) Why should you tune in?
If you ask any water ski fan around the globe, they will explain that skiing is truly a hidden gem sport. Slalom skiers slash through the water, projecting walls of spray over 30ft (10 meters) into the air, and then accelerate through the wakes with the same G-forces as a race car driver. Trick skiers twist and turn their bodies as fast and efficiently as they can through two 20 second passes in which they combine 6 flips, multiple spins, and tricks with the rope attached to their foot! Finally, Jump skiers hit a 6ft (180cm) ramp at speeds up to 70mph (113kph) and fly over 200ft (60-70m) through the air before landing back on the flat surface of the water below. Furthermore, with a smaller competitor field within each of the WWS Tour Stops’ finals, you will see all three of these disciplines rapidly over the course of only 3 hours. So, the real question is, why would you not tune in to watch the incredible action this sport and this tour has to offer?2) How can you watch live?
3) What happened in 2021?
The inaugural year of the WWS tour in 2021 displayed fireworks from beginning to end. At the 1st stop in Fischlham, Austria, Canada’s Dorien Llewellyn and Great Britain’s Robert Hazelwood battled down to the wire, with Dorien only pulling ahead in Overall race in the final moments of the event during his last trick pass. In the women’s event, Giannina Bonnemann looked unstoppable and dominated each event, leading to her being crowned the 2021 WWS Overall Tour Champion and the favorite to win the Overall title at the World Championships later in the year.At the 2nd and final stop of the 2021 tour, Great Britain’s Joel Poland and Canada’s Dorien Llewellyn continued their unprecedented rivalry all the way through the three events in West Palm Beach, Florida. Joel was able to claim the event title over Dorien by a narrow margin and thereby finishing 3rd in the Tour Rankings. Rob Hazelwood would round out the podium to finish the year 2nd in the Rankings, with Dorien winning the first WWS Overall Tour Title.
With two additional stops added to the 2022 calendar and an expanded field of the sport’s greatest athletes, potentially adding talents like Louis Duplan-Fribourg, Tanguy Dialland, Paige Rini, Sasha Daniashevskaya, and Regina Jaquess. Looking ahead there will be even more excitement with more competitors eyeing the title of the greatest all around skier on Earth
4) Who's competing?
The world’s best Overall water skiers will be competing against one another in each of the 3 disciplines for the title of best all around skier. The tour will feature an exclusively Overall competitor field, consisting of World Champion skiers such as Joel Poland (GBR), Dorien Llewellyn (CAN), Martin Kolman (CZE), and Tour Champion Giannina Bonnemann (GER). The field will also feature other up and coming talent, as well as accomplished veterans from Germany, France, the United States, and more.5) How does Overall work?
In an Overall event, skiers are scored based on each of their results in the 3 disciplines, Slalom, Trick, and Jump, meaning every buoy, every trick, and every inch/cm could be the difference between 1st or 2nd. In each of the 3 disciplines, the highest scoring skier is given 1000 Overall points, with every other skier’s score consisting of a percentage based on how close their score was to the leader. After all, 3 disciplines have been skied, the athlete with the highest collection of Overall points is the winner.Over the course of each stop of the WWS Tour, the skiers will begin competing in the Preliminary Round, with the top 6 men and top 4 women in the Overall points rankings moving onto the final. Then, in the Final Round, all the finalists will wipe the slate clean and ski the 3 disciplines again, with the event winners being determined by the Overall points accumulation only within the Final Round.
6) Who's the winner?
Each event will consist of a preliminary and final round. The prelims will determine the running order for the finals. The individual event scores of the preliminary round will also count, along with the scores from the finals, towards the individual event bonus. The final round will be the sole determining round for the Overall placements and the tour points for each event.Media Manager
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Tournament News
Lacanau Ski Club
IWWF Site Code: FRA3303
GeoLocation: 45.01701087368774, -1.109550766300519
TZoffset: UTC
Sports-Service : Lacanau Ski Club, Pitrot, Lacanau, France,
Lacanau,
33680, FR
Sport Disciplines : Waterski Tournament Slalom/Trick Tournament Jump
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Predator Bay Water Ski Club
IWWF Site Code: CAN7733
GeoLocation: 50.85039100492208, -113.92352324291488
TZoffset: UTC
Predator Bay, Foothills County, AB, Canada,
T0L 0A0, CA
https://www.predatorbaywaterskiclub.com/
Sport Disciplines : Waterski Tournament Slalom/Trick Tournament Jump
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Fischlham Water Ski Club
IWWF Site Code: AUTTWWUT
GeoLocation: 48.09203088276564, 13.931388314117985
TZoffset: UTC
Zausetstraße, Fischlham, Austria,
Fischlham,
4652, AT
Sport Disciplines : Waterski Tournament Slalom/Trick Tournament Jump
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Ski Fluid
IWWF Site Code: USAS0001
GeoLocation: 28.16845, -81.776211
TZoffset: UTC
1251 Holy Cow Rd, Polk City, FL 33868, USA,
Polk City,
33868, US
Sport Disciplines : Waterski Tournament Slalom/Trick Tournament Jump
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