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Welcome to Adna and the beautiful Lake Silverado Barefoot
ever see, well now you know why.
Club. Everyone said that this site was one of the sweetest we'd
It's been 25 years since the World Barefoot Championships last came to the western United States. A quarter of a century
ago almost to the day, we were down in San Francisco at Marine World Africa. Brett Wing came away as our World Overall
Champion and together with his fellow Australian team members, secured the team gold as well. lt'd be interesting to
know how many of us were there then and are with us now. I can think of a few. How many do you know?
It's great to be back, and together with our hosts and my colleagues on the WBC, it's a privilege to welcome you to the 7th
World Junior, 5th World Senior and 15th World Open Barefoot Water Ski Championships. These really are the World Barefoot
Water Ski Championships!
This week marks another first for our Sport; the first ever combined World Barefoot Championships. My congratulations go
to the Local Organising Committee (LOC), led by Dianne & Doug Jordan and their team for having the tenacity, drive and
ambition to take on what has been a mammoth task. You will all share in the fruits of the wonderful work that has been
going on here on our behalf for the past 17 months. Just remember how hard they have worked to enable us to revet and
enjoy in what is always a truly amazing experience - being part of a Worlds. Tell them how much you appreciate the fact
that we are all here because of their tireless efforts. Join me in thanking them again and again....
We have all made many sacrifices to be here; taken the kids out of schoot, taken time off from work, travelled thousands of
miles, emptied bank accounts, Ioaded up credit cards; the list goes on and on, but I can tell you that in the short time that
we are here, all those sacrifices will be worth
Make sure every single one of you enjoys the experience to the full so that
it.
you never forget the brilliant time you have here in the beautiful state of Washington.
I welcome our IWSF Barefoot Water Ski Officials. like the LOC and their team, our officials will also be working hard from
around 7am through till around 7pm each and every day of the Championships. They have a very important job to do here,
for you and for the sport. They make those same sacrifices too so join me in saying thank you to them. Some of their
decisions may be tough to accept, but remember that each and every one of them gives entirely impartial, unbiased and fair
judgements every time, for each and every competitor.
My thanks to the townships of Adna and Olympia for hosting us so proudly and to atl the championship sponsors and service
providers whose support and input is vital for an event like this to succeed. lt couldn't happen with you.
I wish all our competitors the very best of luck this week. Training time is over. lt's time to deliver the goods. Go and do
just that, for you, for your team and for your country. Ski clean and make sure our fans and spectators have plenty to cheer
about when you're out there on the water.
Have a great time everyone.
Andy Harris
August 2006
WELOOME IfO TIIE \MORLDS
It is with great pleasure that I welcome skiers, spectators and officials on behalf of the International Water Ski
Federation at the 2006 Barefoot Water Ski World Championships. For the first time all age categories are competing
at the same event and this will be certainly an interesting experience for all involved.
The World's best Barefooters will create a spectacular competition over these days and I am sure everybody
enjoy the acrobatic thrills on the wonderful Lake Silverado.
will
Tremendous work has been undertaken by USA Water Ski and the organizer Silverado Sports to prepare a great
Championships for the both the athletes and spectators.
I wish all the skiers good luck and great success and I thank you all for sharing the excitement of Barefooting with
in the "Evergreen State" Washington.
Kuno Ritschard
President IWSF
Welcome
All
On behalf of the American Barefoot Club I want to extend a warrn wclcome to all skiers, officials and team support staff.
We all hope you enjoy your stay in the US and can find time in your schedules to enjoy the beautiful Northwest.
To the skiers, we wish you all the best. Let us not forget, however, the words of the "Barefooters Prayer" which states,
"...there are winners, thosc who do not mcct their expectations, but thcre are no losers." It is the positive attitudes alluded to
in this
statement that makes our sport great.
I would ask that you please take time to thank Doug Jordan and his LOC for the hard work they have done in preparing for
the first ever Combined World Barefoot ChamFionships.
Finally, I hope you all have a wonderful time renewing old friendships and building new ones. Many of you I have not seen
since Fergus Falls in 2000. I am looking forward with great anticipation to seeing and./or meeting all of you.
Again, on behalf of the American Barefoot Club, we wish you all the best and
if there is anything we can do to make your visit more enjoyable,
do not hesitate to ask.
Doug Koch
ABC President
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A message from the Local Organizing Committee
Welcome to the 2006 World Barefoot Water-ski Championships!
Siluerado
INGTON,USA
The World Barefoot Water-ski Championships is where athletic skill, extreme balance and skier determination meet at
the highest level of competition. These athletes train in many different conditions, in various and distant parts of the
globe, but all come together today in the small town of Adna, Washington to show the world how they do it in their
town.
The Chehalis lndian tribe and south sound cities of Centralia, Chehalis, Adna and Olympia have come together to
help us welcome these top athletes to Lake Silverado and introduce barefooting to the residents of this great area of
Washington state. We built Lake Silverado nearly fifteen years ago with the interest of creating a world class training
facility to prepare ourselves for these types of events and so it was with great honor that we accepted the invitation
to host the World Championships. The requirements of a good barefoot tournament are smooth consistent water,
fast boats and an energetic, enthusiastic, LOUD crowd. Lake Silverado provides the great water, Sanger and Gekko
boats provide the second component and if you, the crowd, can come through with a rebel yell to bring the skiers to
their highest we will surely have a memorable world championships for all those who have traveled so far to be with
us.
Barefooting is a combination of balance, strength, and speed which when done right is an athletic feat so graceful it
brings awe to the viewer, when done wrong brings a gasp of disbelief as the fall generated by the physicalforces of
speed and water send a skier like a rag doll thrown, tumbling and flipping in unimaginable contodions. We have pet
names for these falls that all barefooters know only too well: The stinger, the scorpion, the eye-peeler, all pedormed
unwillingly when the balance and the grace escape us. We hope that there are few examples of these and many
examples of the best barefooters at their highest capability.
We welcome all the athletes to America, to Lake Silverado, Washington, and we invite them to bring the best of their
world to ours.
With best regards and best of luck for a fantastic result at the 2006 World Barefoot Water-ski Championships,
Doug & Dianne Jordan
Eric & Tenley Cederstrand
and all of Team Silverado
Officials
Brian Price
Dale Stevens
Peter Taylor
Marga Lindeque
Te.ry Jones
Linda Heeney
Claire Willard
Eddie Wilson
Andrew Crouch
Joe Malenfant
Mike Ozanne
Jan Cummings
Jackie Cilliers
Bob Gregory
Andy Harris
Tim Pellaton
Andrew Linton
Jan Ter Wee
Mike Schoenke
Hilmar Wehner
Dan Cummings
Lou Sloot
Rick Soublier
Country
Chief Judge
Assistant Chief Judge
Homologator
Chief Calculator
Calculator
Calculator
Judge
Judge - CJ Secretariate
Judge
Judge
Judge
Judge
Judge
Judge
Judge
Australia
USA
Australia
South Africa
Canada
USA
New Zealand
New Zealand
Australia
USA
Canada
USA
SouthAfrica
Germany
Great Britain
Chief Driver
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USA
New Zealand
Reserve Judge
Reserve Judge
Reserve Driver
Safety Director
Germany
USA
Australia
USA
The Netherlands
USA
World Barefoot Council
Brian Price
Dale Stevens
Andy Harris
Hilmar Wehner
Richard Gray
Dawn Farrell
WBC
WBC
WBC
WBC
WBC
WBC
Oscar Mann
WBC
AlexandraVigireaux WBC
Geoff Davis
WBC
Brian Carroll
WBC - Honorary Member
Claire Willard
WBC Reserve
Australia
USA
Great Britain
Germany
Canada
USA
Australia
France
Australia
New Zealand
New Zealand
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IV/SF
ABC President
Great Britain
USA
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The Barefoot Water-ski World Championships comes to Washington, September 9-17.
We invite you to sit on the shore of Lake Silverado, taking in the last of the Northwest summer, while the best
athletes from all over the globe fly, spin, crash and scream in their pursuit for the world team title.
Food Concessions On-site. Vendor fair on weekends. Extreme high flying jump, slalom and tricks all day!
Event Highlights:
September
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Semi-Final rounds all events
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FINALS
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September
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10:45am
September
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Noon
! Junior
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Banana George Blair skis for Evening Magazine
Harley Davidson Drill Team Performs for'World Athletes
Scott Pellaton, World Speed Record holder, Barefoots at 100mph behind
limited Hydro
September
17
8-
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FINALS! Elite Open Finals -World Records shauered!
Singers for Opening Singing the Star Spangled
Amanda Davis
Kentwood HS
Banner
Kristin Decker
Running Start and Highline HS
Current World Records
WOMEN:
Open
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TRICKS NADINE DE VILLIERS (RSA)440005/01
JUMP NADINE DE VILLIERS (RSA)20.6mo4/03/2000
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TRICKS ANDRE De VILLIERS (RSA)8s3
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JUMP ANDRE De VILLIERS (RSA)26.3 m06/03/2004
SENTOR WOMEN:
SLALOM GIZELLA HALASZ(AUS)14.031
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(AUS)420004/02/2004
JUMP GIZELLA HALASZ (AUS)1 1.7m24/01/2002
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SLALOM JOHN pENNAy (AUS)1 8.104/02/2004
TRICKS NADINE DE VILLIERS (RSA)313003/12/1e99 TRICKS RON SCARPA (USA)88sOO2/06/2002
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JUMP RON SCARPA (USA)25.2m23/o8/2o02
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Australia
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Australia
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Australia
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Australia
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Australia
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Australia
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Australia
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France
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NEW ZEALAND
Shannon 0'Donnell
Kelly 0'Donnell
DOB: 25/4/1 990
Slalom: 5.8
Tricks: 1 230
Jump: 11.4
Junior Female
Ryan Groen
DOB: I 7/1 2/1 989
Slalom: 14.1
Tricks:2800
Jump: 14.1
Junior Boy / Open
Tricks: 520
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Jeremy Linton
Paul Ramson
Phil Leach
DOB:241711984
Slalom: 15.5
Tricks:2540
D0B:11/10/1983
1 4/5/1 970
Slalom: 10.4
Tricks: 1 750
Senior Mens
Tricks: 31 50
Jump: 22.8
0pen
0pen
Stephanie Hamblyn
DOB:1/2/1988
Slalom: 8.9
Tricks: 1 650
Jump: 11.5m
Open Women
Nick Hamblyn
DOB: 1 8/4/1 986
Slalom: 13.0
Tricks: 1 900
Sara Lebogang
Zane De Villiers
RSA
R5A
Slalom:
618192
Slalom: 2.8
DOB:
Slalom: 15.1
Jump: 21.1
DOB:
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DoB
Slalom
Tricks
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Sam Heinrich
RSA
DOB:
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4114192
Slalom:
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21.6
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Garth Strydom
Pascal Bauwens
Andre De Villiers
RSA
RSA
Tricks:
Jump:
DOB:
Slalom:
Tricks:
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7
1490
7.2
2118191
13.7
2750
12
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Emile Van Wyk
RSA
DOB
Slalom
Tricks
Jump
Junior Team
3123189
10.7
1940
11.5
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Slalom
Tricks
Jump
Junior Team
16.2
5250
19.2
Tricks:
Jump:
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10.6
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11
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SWE
DOB:
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Slalom:
Slalom:
Tricks:
Open Team
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Jacob Versteegh
5WE
DOB:
418178
Slalom:
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Tricks:
1240
Jump:
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Junior Team
0pen Team
11.2
D STATES
Doug Jordan
USA
DOB:
Jump:
412911958
15
Slalom:
16 2
Senior
Tenley Cederstrand
USA
3/1 3/1 965
DOB:
Slalom:
8.8
Tricks:
1345
Senior/0pen
Betsy Anderson Colmanl
USA
DOB:
411311970
Tricks:
Jump:
6.7
1 095
9.4
Slalom:
Senior/0pen
Billy Benoist
Bill Bzoza
U5A
USA
DoB:
Slalom:
Tricks:
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DOB:
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Slalom:
6850
Tricks:
Brad Pegg
U5A
211311974
Slalom:
24.6
Senior
Jump:
Jump:
Junior/0pen
0pen
Brian Heeney
Laura Szwed
USA
U5A
DOB:
11/30n959
Tricks:
15.8
3800
13.9
Slalom:
Jump:
DOB:
Slalom:
Tricks:
lump:
5enior
0pen
Jeff Stein
Mike Salber
U5A
USA
DOB:
Jump
Slalom
8/8/'1966
14.8
14.1
Senior
DOB:
Slalom
Tricks
Jump
DOB:
18
111411967
16.2
Jake Dahms
USA
10/28/1988
10.5
2350
9.6
DOB:
Jump:
112311962
21.1
10.2
Junior
Lane
U5A
15.8
4050
121311989
"Dawg" Bowers
DoB
Slalom
Tricks
lump
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18.6
6700
24.6
5enior
0pen
Sheni Morse
Keith 5t Onge
Brian Heatherington
U5A
USA
DOB:
Slalom:
Tricks:
Jump:
1212811965
13
1490
8.3
DOB
Slalom
Tricks
Jump
USA
12131t1977
DOB:
21.2
8850
23.3
Tricks
Open
Senior/0pen
0pen
Brody Benoist
Carla Hopler
U5A
USA
DOB:
815191
Tricks:
14.8
3880
DOB:
611611971
9118t13
Chris Monison
U5A
DOB:
6/18/1990
Jump:
Tricks:
Jump:
3160
19.2
Junior/0pen
Junior
Elaine Heller
Jody Sherwood
USA
U5A
Slalom:
DOB:
1212411990
Tricks:
Jump:
8.8
1 730
10.9
Slalom:
Junior/Open
Tricks:
5enior
41111967
1
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Slalom:
13.7
DOB:
311111970
Tricks:
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Slalom:
Jump:
5enior/0pen
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UNITED STATES
Nikole Soubliere [/unroe
U5A
DOB:
Slalom
Tricks
Jump
411111983
9.6
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Joey Erickson
Greg Meyers
USA
USA
DOB:
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Jump:
Open
24.3
DOB:
712811955
Slalom:
16.3
Senior
50
12
Open
David Ross
Adin Danaker
Kay Wiser
USA
USA
USA
DOB:
Slalom:
112611962
15.6
DOB:
Tricks:
711911971
4850
DOB:
Tricks:
412811966
3129104
Senior
0pen
Senior/Open
Dawn Farrell
Kyle Szwed
U5A
Lindsey Pegg
USA
DOB:
212611960
Tricks:
9.6
1200
Slalom:
DOB:
Slalom:
Tricks:
Senior/0pen
Junior
Michael Wittaker
Mike Holt
USA
USA
DOB:
Tricks:
311411961
2755
DOB:
Tricks:
USA
312911991
11.1
1
920
DOB:
Slalom:
8/16/1993
3.1
Junior
Rachel Normand
USA
8/13/1951
2100
DOB:
Slalom:
111311979
15
Jump:
612l106
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Tricks:
Senior
Senior
Open
Chris Sternagle
Gary Butler
USA
USA
DOB:
Slalom:
611211950
15.4
DOB:
Slalom:
Abbie Thomas
U5A
311711952
14.8
DOB:
Slalom:
811311993
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Senior
Junior
Carla Gerstein
Stephanie Sternagle
Terry Schulec
U5A
U5A
DOB:
Slalom:
Tricks:
411911963
DOB:
4.1
Slalom:
91
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Senior
Tricks:
Jump:
U5A
DOB:
10.1
Slalom:
1810
9.6
Senior/0pen
1211511964
16.6
0pen
Shannon Heller
Rich Kaufman
U5A
USA
Andrea Eggert
Senior
DOB:
Tricks
Jump
Jon Coretti
Scott Jones
Doug Cusson
USA
USA
DOB:
111611992
DOB:
6.'l
750
Jump:
Tricks:
Slalom:
5t6t61
14.7
Junior/0pen
DOB:
Tricks:
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Senior
113166
3380
19.9
Slalom
1113165
9.3
1 860
9.8
Senior/Open
USA
DOB: 211167
Jump: 16.2
DOB:
Senior
Senior
Tricks:
9128164
3550
UNITED STATES
Dr. John Brownrigg
Char Portman
U5A
U5A
Theresa Hoffman
DOB:
815159
Slalom
Tricks:
Senior Team Manager
4.9
1255
Senior
Jerry Kanawyer
Shauna Marie Pasanen
Matt Michalski
USA
USA
U5A
DOB:
6118162
Tricks:
16.8
3400
Slalom:
Jump:
DOB:
Tricks
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1 560
7t29t68
DOB:
Tricks:
Open
2900
Senior
12.5
Senior/0pen
Jon Kretchman
William Fanell
U5A
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