Mens Slalom: Weekend Schedule:
Jean Faisy- France Saturday: Jr. Womens (Finals)/ Womens Slalom(Semi-finals)
Jamie Beauchesne- USA Jr. Mens (Finals)/ Mens Slalom (Semi-finals)
Jonathon Travers- USA Women Tricks/ Mens Tricks (Semi-finals)
Chris Rossi- USA Women Wakeboard/ Men Wakeboard (Semi-finals)
Jodi Fisher- GBR Jr. Women Jump (Finals)/ Women Jump (Semi-finals)
Thomas Degasperi- ITA Jr. Men Jump (Finals)/ Men Jump (Semi-Finals)
Nick Parsons- USA
Cale Burdick- USA
Aaron Larkin- NZL
Will Asher- GBR Sunday: Opening Ceremonies
Chris Parrish- USA Womens Slalom/ Mens Slalom (Finals)
Womens Tricks/ Mens Tricks (Finals)
Womens Slalom Women Wakeboard/ Men Wakeboard (Finals)
Women Jump/ Men Jump (Finals)
Clementine Lucine- FRA
Jill Knutson- USA
Rhoni Barton Bischoff- USA
Kristi Overton Johnson-USA Watch all the action at www.masterslive.net and stay
April Coble Eller- USA tuned here on the forum for updates from the
Regina Jaquess- USA tournament!
Natalie Hamrick- USA
Anais Amade- FRA
Claire Lisa Welter- FRA
Nicole Arthur- GBR
Karina Nowlan- AUS
Whitney McClintock- CAN
Womens Slalom Semi-Final
Whitney McClintock- 4@38off
April Coble Eller- 3@38off
Karina Nowlan- 2.50@38off
Clementine Lucine- 2@38off
Jill Knutson- 2@38off
Anais Amade- 2@38off
Regina Jaquess- .50@38off
Kristi Overton Johnson- 6@35off
Natalie Hamrick- 4.25@35off
Claire Lisa Welter- 3@35off
Nicole Arthur- 2.5@35off
Rhoni Barton Bischoff- 3@22off
Mens Slalom Semi-Finals
Chris Rossi- 3@39off
Jean Faisy- 5@35off
Jonathon Travers- 3.5@35off
Nick parsons- 4@32off
Cale Burdick- .50@38off
Thomas Degasperi- 4.5@32off
Jodi Fisher- 2.5@38off
Aaron Larkin- 6@38off
Jamie Beauchesne- 4@38off
Chris Parrish- 3@38off
Will Asher- 4.5@38off
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Yesterday was a gray and drizzly lake at Callaway Gardens. The women had decent conditions first thing, and this was reflected in the scores. As The day went on conditions deteriorated.
Jon Travers was sporting an NFL style neck brace to stop his head from snapping back too far. While this device looks great, Robin Lake got the best of him.
Another big surprise out in the prelims was Nick Parsons. He looked great starting out but took a much bigger turn out of 4 than what was neccesary. A little lean lock and he popped the handle just in time to save his own life.
Ofcourse the big story of the day in our camp was Chris Rossi. After qualifying in the last chance event last weekend by running 3@41, Rossi set the score to beat with 3@39. Aaron Larkin came close with a six-no-continue score, but no one else saw the end of the course at 38.
You cant count out the top three seeds though. Parrish, Jamie and Will are all skiin extremely well right now. In an event like the Masters, a lot of strategy comes into play. Cold and rainy with a cut half way down 38, the top guys knew what they needed in order to ski on Sunday. Don't expect the 5 guys in the finals to post scores on the 38 loop.
More updates to come as we get underway this morning at the 50th Masters Water Ski Tournament!!
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Womens Slalom Finals
1. Karina Nowlan 3.0 38 started at 32 off/13m
2. Jill Knutson 2.0 38
3. Whitney McClintock 1.5 38 started at 32 off/13m
4. April Coble Eller 1.0 38
5. Clementine Lucine 4.5 35
Mens Slalom Finals
1. Will Asher 2.00 41/10.25m
2. Chris Parrish 3.50 39/10.75m
3t.Chris Rossi 3.00 39/10.75m
3t.Jamie Beauchesne 3.00 39/10.75m
5. Aaron Larkin 3.25 38/11.25m
nice skiin' Chris, so close you could taste it!!!