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Centurion Pro/Am Slalom &
F8 Barefoot Tournament |
When- April 19th & 20th 2008
Where- Ocala, Fl. on Lake Bower
Sponsors- Transition Watersports, Centurion Boats, Radar
Skis, Vortex, Gateway Bank, Viper Communications, Straight
Line, Jetpilot & Wetsoundz
Sanctioned USA Water Ski Event
Entry Fee- $50.00 plus $10.00 USA Water Ski Fee
Slalom Prize- Trip to Cayman Islands & $1,000 Prize
Money
F8 Barefoot Prize- $3,000 Prize Money
Other prizes include skis, vests, barefoot suits, lines,
shirts etc.
April 18th will be a rider party at Transition
Watersports with food, drinks, barefoot & slalom video
showings starting at 6pm.
April 19th will be the Pro/Am Slalom 34mph Tournament
starting at 8am with a rider party on the lake following
the finals including a bonfire, music, poker Tournament
& open mike, rules and guidelines for Sundays F8 Barefoot.
April 20th will be the F8 Barefoot Tournament starting
at 8am.
Slalom will consist of one "open"
pro division, the winner of which will win the stay in
the Caymans and $1,000 cash prize. There will be no rating
or qualifying requirements to enter pro division but all
men will ski 36 but Women will ski 34. Shortest rope wins.
Amateurs will be grouped into 3 classes after first round
with Prizes for the top 3 finishers in each class. For
further explanation, see www.transitionwatersports.net.
This is a unique slalom tournament concept and super-affordable!
No ratings, no classes, no stress, just fun!
Interested? Click here to Submit
your Information
"Additional Information"
Amateur slalom first round running order will be determined
by hat draw following registration. Amateur skiers will
be seeded into 3 classes based on their performance in the
first round. Each class will aspire to have an equal number
and will be called Outlaw, Advanced, Intermediate. Speed
will determine class, followed by line length. Ties will
drop to the lower class. In the event that a class contains
skiers with multiple speeds, a faster speed skier will receive
credit for one full pass on top of his/her best pass for
every 2mph increment above the lowest speed skier in his/her
class. For example, if the Outlaw class contains skiers
at 36 and 34, if a 36mph skiers runs 4@32, he/she will receive
credit for running 4@35. Age is irrelevant as to who can
ski what speed, but the skier must select, and run, the
same speed selected at time of registration.
To further illustrate this unique tournament concept, if
30 skiers ski, it is the goal of each class to have 10 skiers,
but if ties occur, some classes may have slightly more or
less. If intra-class boat speeds vary, the skier at a faster
speed will beat a skier at a slower speed if both run the
same line length. Prizes will be awarded to top 3 placements
in each class. Amateurs will ski minimum of two rounds,
a vote will be held by skiers to determine whether to run
a third as conditions may vary.
Running order:
First round:
All amateurs, running order determined by hat draw
All pros
Second Round:
Intermediate Amateurs
Advanced Amateurs
Pros
Outlaw Amateurs
Third Round:
Pros
Amateurs TBD
Awards
