2024 Nautique WWA Wakeboard & Wake Park World Championships: The WWA along with Nautique Boats is thrilled to announce  the Nautique WWA Wakeboard & Wake Park World Championships presented by GM Marine  and proudly supported by Major Events Gold Coast, will head Australia’s stunning Gold Coast in September 2024. After 20 years, the World Wake Association is excited to bring this prestigious event back to Australia,this time to the Gold Coast, a country that has long been one of the largest markets in the wakeboarding industry.

“We understand that due to the ongoing

“Securing the premier wakeboarding world championships is a huge coup for the coast,” stated Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate. The Gold Coast’s reputation as a wakeboarding hub continues as the go to spot for wakeboarding enthusiasts to relish in the sport year-round because of the beautiful weather and community.

Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate invites all to join and said, “This is a must-see spectator sport with close-up action guaranteed at the two venues. Make a date with the Gold Coast in September 2024 for the Worlds.”

The 2024 Nautique WWA Wake Park World Championships will be held at the Gold Coast Wake Park, September 21-24, 2024. Followed by the 2024 Nautique WWA Wakeboard World Championships presented by GM Marine” – Marine Stadium, Gold Coast, Australia – September 26-29th, 2024

This two-part series guarantees an unforgettable experience, where both athletes and attendees can revel in the thrill of world-class wakeboarding against the backdrop of the breathtaking Gold Coast.

“At a time in our sport where Australians dominate the men’s and women’s pro podium it just makes sense to drop the Worlds in the country producing some of the best riders the sport has ever seen.” Said Shannon Starling, President of the WWA. “With the support of the Gold Coast community, Nautique, GM Marine and all of our sponsors continuing to make our sport grow, the timing was just right.”

Mark your calendars for September 2024 and join us in celebrating the return of the Nautique WWA Wakeboard & Wake Park World Championships to the acclaimed Australia’s ,Gold Coast.

Event Details:
2023 Nautique WWA Wake Park World Championships presented by GM Marine
September 21-24, 2024

2023 Nautique WWA Wakeboard World Championships presented by GM Marine
September 26-29, 2024

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About Nautique Boat Company: Nautique is celebrating its 98^th anniversary of delivering excellence in the marine industry. A subsidiary of Correct Craft, Nautique has been on the waters of the world with a passion for innovation since 1925. Delivering the very best waterski, wakeboard and wakesurf boats on the market, Nautique continues to drive progression with their award-winning technology and dedication to building the highest-quality boats imaginable. New technology, performance innovations and attention to detail are the cornerstones of what makes the Nautique brand the industry leader. Through the Nautique Cares initiative, employees and athletes dedicate themselves to not only making a difference on the water, but to extend their support to people in need around the world. The world’s best ski boat, world’s best wake boat, and a company that cares. To learn more visit Nautique.com

About The WWA: Developed for riders by riders, the World Wake Association stands as a global network of passionate representatives dedicated to the growth of wakesports. Since 1989 our mission and values remain true to the core of our community. Our position as the authority on competitive standards has been earned through consistent development, sanctioning, and producing more than 15,000 worldwide events and counting. We are the only organization solely focused on the sport’s best interests, spearheading a collective movement on the journey to discover where wake takes you. The WWA owns and operates the WWA Wakeboard World Series, WWA Wake Park World Series, WWA Wakeboard National Championships, WWA Wake Park National Championships, WWA Wakeboard World Championships, WWA Wake Park World Championships, WWA Wake Park Triple Crown, WWA Pro Card, and WWA Rider Experience. For more information on the World Wake Association, check out www.thewwa.com.

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Another one for the Boizzz :Toilet cleaner Rhys loses his job then goes on a spiteful yet life changing journey of self destructive behaviour. Together with his friends they go on a cosmic adventure of life appreciation taking them to the farthest corners of the earth. All whilst riding their wakeboards and drinking non alcoholic
beverages in the process. Director Jaxon Foale (“One for the Boizzz”)

Another one for the Boizzz , the wakeboard Movie

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Australian Wakeboard  Talent series : JB Oneill brought out his  new friend and wakeboard talented  Ben Heatley  to Perth Cable Park in Australia . Juxtaposed runs and Interview  in this cool video !

Australian Wakeboard Talent, Ben Heatley

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Overview

Welcome to Perth Wake Park

Perth Wake Park is the only cable wake board park in Western Australia.

It is conveniently located 30 minutes south of Perth City at the Mundijong Rd, Freeway exit.

The Park has a full size main cable, two beginner specific cables, a NEW bar, a café, pro shop, hire shop and a large veranda overlooking the action.

Bookings are not required to ride at the park during general opening hours. We run cable wakeboarding introduction sessions on our specific beginner systems and we have a Main Lake filled with obstacles for the advanced riders to enjoy.

We offer a range of different tickets to suit you, from hourly and daily tickets to full memberships to maximise your time on the water. Bring your own gear or just bring your board shorts or bikini, all the gear can be hired at the park and basic equipment is included in your ticket price. Please see our tickets and prices page for further details.

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THE MANDURAH MAZDA ACTION SPORTS GAMES PRESENTED BY DRUG AWARE
WAKEBOARD TOURNAMENT SETS EQUAL PRIZE MONEY FOR MEN AND WOMEN

As part of developing equal opportunity for women, the Mandurah Mazda Action Sports Games presented by Drug Aware will introduce a professional women’s division in wakeboarding and skateboarding.

This is the first-time females will be back on the water in Mandurah since the IWWF World Cup in 2015 and this year’s event will offer equal prizemoney for both men and women.

Professional female Wakeboard competitor Mackenzie McCarthy said “It is so good to see Mandurah Action Sports Games including a women’s division this year, in conjunction with Wakeboard Australia and WA Wakeboarding recognising the value of equal prize money in both the men’s and women’s divisions. It’s great to be a part of an amazing event”

A newly created women’s division will also be included in the skateboard, scooter and BMX competition which will truly bring equality and diversity to these largely dominated male sports.

Shaun Jarvis, sports manager said, “moving the Action Sports Games back to Mandurah is really exciting and having the event at a world class skate park such as Mandurah gives us the opportunity to expand the skate, scooter and BMX comp over two days and we can now include a girls division”

The Action Sports arena has been predominately a male driven sport over the last 10 years however, that is slowly changing with more and more young girls showing up at skate parks and absolutely shredding the concrete and showing considerable talent.

Event Director Tim Thirsk said,  “I have always been a big fan of women in sports and over the last couple of years have seen quite a few girls taking part in training camps in both wakeboarding, skateboarding, scooter riding and BMX so its about time we created the opportunity for girls to compete in a division that they feel safe, comfortable and included” Thirsk went on, “I can’t wait to see the ladies take to the water and the skate park and showcase their respective talents”.

Originally the event had a big contingent of female wakeboarder coming from Queensland but unfortunately due to the current COVID quarantine restrictions they have had to cancel their fights and accommodation. However, NSW, Victoria, South Australia, and Tasmania will field several female wakeboarders that will come to WA to compete.

The Mandurah Mazda Action Sports Games presented by Drug Aware will combine wakeboarding, freestyle motocross, skateboarding, BMX and scooter events into an action-packed weekend of extreme sports along with fantastic array of international foods.

On Saturday 10 of April, the new world class Mandurah Skate Park will host a major Headspace skateboard and scooter competition with hundreds of competitors from all over WA to compete for over $5000 in cash and prizes.

Plus, there will be some Australia’s best Freestyle Motocross rider such as Brayden Davies putting on an amazing aerial display of adrenalin pumping tricks in the Apex Radiology FMX demonstration. Brayden is pumped up to get back to Mandurah to light up the skies with his insane aerial tricks.

“ I am looking forward to riding Action Sports Games again it is one of my favourite events and have stuck around to put on a show for the people in Mandurah before I head over to the eastern state for a massive run of shows for Freestyle Kings”.

Sunday the 11 April, the Nautique West wakeboarding competition will be held on Mandjar Bay and with both men and women competing for equal prize money so it is going to be an exciting day on the water.

The Action Sports Games is a free event, and we are looking forward to welcoming everyone back to the event.

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About the event:
Action Sports Games presented by Drug Aware is a multi-action sports event combing wakeboarding, freestyle motocross, skateboarding, BMX and scooter demonstrations and competitions. The event is proudly sponsored by Tourism WA Regional Events Scheme, Drug Aware through Healthway and The City of Mandurah, Mandurah Mazda, Headspace Mandurah, Scooter Hut, Apex Imaging and Nautique West.
More information:
Contact: Tim Thirsk Event Director  E: tim@aspxtreme.com.au M: +61 0407 993 720
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Conditions on Koombana Bay, Bunbury Western Australia once again proved challenging at first and didn’t really let up all day so it became of a battle of the elements and who could buckle down and cope with the choppy conditions and Koombana Bay.

Event Dates : Saturday 29 February and Sunday 1 March 2020

The Highlights

The six-man final saw seasoned professionals Cory Teunissen (Gold Coast), Callan Starr (Ascot, WA), Shota Tezuka (Shizuoka, Japan) Sam Brown (Thirlmere, NSW), Josh Quartermaine (Cottesloe, WA) and making debut his debut Tom Heatly (Rossmoyne, WA) going head to head and battling it for $15,000 in prize money.

Tournament Director Mike Hogarth called the Action Sports Games Pro Wakeboard Tournament on after a meeting with the riders. “Water conditions improved since the morning and the wind has back off little so we’ll get on the water see how it all plays out” said Hogarth.

Defending champion Shota Tezuka (Jpn) went into the competition as the favourite and started his run impressively with some massive moves however after a couple of falls he knew it was going to be a tough challenge to make a podium finish. “Last year, I felt so confident going into the final and maybe that over confidence pulled me unstuck this year” said Tezuka, adding “the conditions were tough out there on Koombana Bay and when the wind turned that made the water bumpy and difficult to land your tricks”.

Dark horse and local talent, Callan Starr was pretty happy with his flawless run and really pulled out some big moves to place second behind Teunissen.
Starr took on the testing waters of Koombana Bay and wasn’t too fazed by the choppy cross shore conditions. “Coming from WA, I’m pretty use to tough water condition and I love competing in the Action Sports Games so I’m very happy with finishing second as it is fantastic result for me.…thanks heaps Bunbury…I’ll be back” said Starr.

Teunissen is no stranger to the sometimes wild conditions of Western Australia and went into the tournament looking relaxed and confident so he certainly had the water conditions dialled in to suit his style. Checking out the conditions early and seeing what the other competitors had strung together on their runs, Teunissen went to work like a quality tradesman, building on his repertoire of moves. He started out by testing the conditions and once he had that sorted, he was unstoppable. Although Teusnissen was easily the standout of the tournament and the judges were impressed with his solid combinations of tricks, so they rewarded him accordingly.

Taking out first place, Teunissen was ecstatic, “I am so happy to finish first on the podium and, it gives me a lot of confidence going into the rest of year, so really happy I came to Bunbury…its such a beautiful place…I’ll be back that’s for sure”. Teunissen added.

Final Results:

1st Cory Teusnissen 75.00
2nd Callan Starr (AUS) 66.89
3rd Sam Brown (AUS 65.00
4th Tom Heatly (AUS) 47.78
5th Shota Tezuka (JPN) 45.00
6th) Josh Quartermaine 43.89

About Action Sports Games:

Action Sports Games is a combination of wakeboarding, freestyle motocross, skateboarding, BMX and scooter. It is an action-packed extreme sports event and attracts some of Australia’s best extreme sports stars to Bunbury to compete for a whopping overall $20,000 in cash and prizes.
The pristine waters of Koombana Bay hosted a world-class wakeboard tournament sanctioned by the International Water-ski and Wakeboard Federation.

About the event:

Action Sports Games presented by Drug Aware is a multi-action sports event combing BMX, Skate, Scooter and Freestyle Motocross, and an international Pro Wakeboard competition. The event is proudly sponsored by Tourism WA Regional Events Scheme, Drug Aware through Healthway and The City of Bunbury.
About Drug Aware: Drug Aware was established in 1996 as part of a state framework of educational strategies designed to address illicit drug use among young people in Western Australia. It is the first comprehensive ongoing program on illicit drug education undertaken in Australia.
Event partners: GWN 7, HitFM, Nautique West, Island Apparel, Bayview Bar and Restaurant, Salon Express.

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SHOTA TEZUKA (JPN) WINS THE ACTION SPORTS GAMES PRO WAKEBOARD TOURNAMENT

Media release: 18 March 2019
Event Dates: 16 and 17 March 2019
Location: Koombana Bay and the CBD, Bunbury Western Australia

The six-man final saw seasoned professionals Nic Rapa (Hawksberry, NSW), Parker Seigle (Tanundra, SA) and Shota Tezuka (Shizuoka, Japan) take on the young guns Sam Brown (Thirlmere, NSW), Callan Starr (Ascot, WA) and Elliot Digney (Sydney, NSW).

Conditions on Koombana Bay, Bunbury Western Australia once again proved challenging at first but by 11am the wind dropped, and conditions improved.

Tournament Director Mike Hogarth called the Action Sports Games Pro Wakeboard Tournament on after a meeting with the riders. “Water conditions have improved since the morning and the wind looks like its going to back off for a while so we’ll get on the water ASAP” said Hogarth.

Rapa went into the competition as the favourite and started his run impressively with some massive moves however after a couple of falls he knew it was going to be a tough challenge to finish first.

“Last year, I didn’t event make the podium so I am stoked with 3rd place” said Rapa, adding “the conditions were tough out there on Koombana Bay and when the wind turned that made the water bumpy and difficult to land your tricks”.

Dark horse, Parker Seigle was pretty happy with his flawless run and really pulled out some big moves to place second behind Tezuka.

Seigle took on the testing waters of Koombana Bay and wasn’t too fazed by the choppy cross shore conditions.

“Its been a while since I’ve been back to WA and I love coming here; finishing second is a fantastic result as I haven’t had a podium finish for a while…thanks heaps Bunbury…I’ll be back” said Parker.

Tezuka made his debut in Bunbury this year and was relaxed about the tournament and was keen to test his skills on the beautiful waters of Koombana Bay.

Checking out the conditions early and seeing what the other competitors had strung together on their runs, Tezuka went to work like a quality tradesman, building on his repertoire of moves. He started out by testing the conditions and once he had that sorted, he was unstoppable.

Tezuka was easily the standout of the tournament and the judges were impressed with his solid combinations of tricks so they rewarded him accordingly.

Taking out first place on his maiden trip to Bunbury, Tezuka was ecstatic, “I am so happy to finish first on the podium and its been a long time coming, it gives me a lot of confidence going into the rest of year, so really happy I came to Bunbury…its such a beautiful place…I’ll be back that’s for sure”. Tezuka added.

Final Results:
1st Shota Tezuka (JPN) 78.89
2nd Parker Seigle (AUS) 66.67
3rd Nic Rapa (AUS) 65.00
4th Elliot Digney (AUS) 63.89
5th Callan Starr (AUS) 49.45
6th Sam Brown (AUS) 43.89

About Action Sports Games:
Action Sports Games is a combination of wakeboarding, freestyle motocross, skateboarding, BMX and scooter. It is an action-packed extreme sports event and attracts some of Australia’s best extreme sports stars to Bunbury to compete for a whopping overall $20,000 in cash and prizes.

The pristine waters of Koombana Bay hosted a world-class wakeboard tournament sanctioned by the International Water-ski and Wakeboard Federation.

Fun Facts about Koombana Bay, Bunbury:
Koombana Bay is home to one of Australia’s most famous Dolphin Discovery Centres, where over a 100 Dolphins congregate, feed and breed. The centre is also key learning and education centre for schools and universities where research is constantly being done to learn more about these amazing animals: see www.dolphindiscovery.com.au

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Our Event Partners:
The event is proudly sponsored by Tourism WA Regional Events Scheme and The City of Bunbury
Local sponsors: Bunbury Hotel,Koombana Bay, GWN 7, HitFM. Bayview Bar and Restaurant, Minority Clothing, Portside Tattoos, Sports Marine, CNW Electrical, Perth Wake Park, World Gym Bunbury, Pete’s Chop Shop, Colony BMX, Modus Bearings and Root Industries

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BUSTY DUNN
BLI BLI WAKE PARK

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About the park : 

“Bli Bli Wake Park currently operates one full Cable system with 10 carriers travelling in a clockwise direction on the large front lake and a smaller 2 tower training system on the back lake. The front lake is available for 10 years and older during regular opening hours and for Kids Club operates for ages 6-14 before opening hours during holidays periods. The GoRide, which is the smaller 2 Tower system, is open weekends and holidaysfrom 10.30am to 2pm. It is used for ALL ages and ability levels and is also available for personalised one-on-one coaching sessions outside of these hours

A new Bi-LEVEL for advanced riders only is also available in the back lake systems”

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After the success of the Action Sports Games (ASG) in 2018, the Bunbury Action Sports Games are back in Western Australia. From March 16 to 17, 2019, some of Australia’s top extreme sports stars competed for a cash prize of $20,000. Wakeboarding, freestyle motocross, skateboarding, BMX and scooter invaded the shores of the sea!

Despite the complicated weather conditions at the beginning of the day, the wind blew away and the event was once again a real success this year. Experienced professionals Nic Rapa (Hawksberry, NSW), Parker Seigle (Tanundra, SA) and Shota Tezuka (Shizuoka, Japan) competed against young Sam Brown (Thirlmere, NSW), Callan Starr (Ascot, WA) and Elliot Digney (Sydney, NSW).

Rapa went into the competition as the favourite and started his run impressively with some massive moves however after a couple of falls he knew it was going to be a tough challenge to finish first.

“Last year, I didn’t event make the podium so I am stoked with 3rd place” said Rapa, adding “the conditions were tough out there on Koombana Bay and when the wind turned that made the water bumpy and difficult to land your tricks”.

Dark horse, Parker Seigle was pretty happy with his flawless run and really pulled out some big moves to place second behind Tezuka.

Seigle took on the testing waters of Koombana Bay and wasn’t too fazed by the choppy cross shore conditions.

“Its been a while since I’ve been back to WA and I love coming here; finishing second is a fantastic result as I haven’t had a podium finish for a while…thanks heaps Bunbury…I’ll be back” said Parker.

Tezuka made his debut in Bunbury this year and was relaxed about the tournament and was keen to test his skills on the beautiful waters of Koombana Bay.

Checking out the conditions early and seeing what the other competitors had strung together on their runs, Tezuka went to work like a quality tradesman, building on his repertoire of moves. He started out by testing the conditions and once he had that sorted, he was unstoppable.

Tezuka was easily the standout of the tournament and the judges were impressed with his solid combinations of tricks so they rewarded him accordingly.

Taking out first place on his maiden trip to Bunbury, Tezuka was ecstatic, “I am so happy to finish first on the podium and its been a long time coming, it gives me a lot of confidence going into the rest of year, so really happy I came to Bunbury…its such a beautiful place…I’ll be back that’s for sure”. Tezuka added.

Final Results:
1st Shota Tezuka (JPN) – 78.89
2nd Parker Seigle (AUS) – 66.67
3rd Nic Rapa (AUS) – 65.00
4th Elliot Digney (AUS) – 63.89
5th Callan Starr (AUS) – 49.45
6th Sam Brown (AUS) – 43.89

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This major event is set to become one of the richest wakeboarding events in Australia and given the fact that it is held the week after the Moomba Masters in Victoria and it will attract a top field of world class wakeboarders, fantastic media and promote the vibrancy of the City of Bunbury.

“We are very fortunate to have access to funding through the Tourism WA Regional Events Scheme and the City of Bunbury to keep this awesome event on track,” said ASG Event Director Tim Thirsk. “We have had amazing support from so many local sponsors such as the Bayview Bar and Restaurant, GWN7, HITFM plus a host of other fantastic partners”.

More about Bunbury :

Bunbury is one of the few City’s in the world than can boast to having amazing beaches on its doorstep, flanked by amazing inland waterway’s on the other side of the city. With a vibrant city lifestyle, fine restaurants, a world-class café strip and plenty of accommodation options, Bunbury is the perfect setting for major sporting events, such as the Action Sports Games.

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ACTION SPORT GAMES 2019

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Bli Bli Wakepark 2018

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About the park : 

“Bli Bli Wake Park currently operates one full Cable system with 10 carriers travelling in a clockwise direction on the large front lake and a smaller 2 tower training system on the back lake. The front lake is available for 10 years and older during regular opening hours and for Kids Club operates for ages 6-14 before opening hours during holidays periods. The GoRide, which is the smaller 2 Tower system, is open weekends and holidaysfrom 10.30am to 2pm. It is used for ALL ages and ability levels and is also available for personalised one-on-one coaching sessions outside of these hours

A new Bi-LEVEL for advanced riders only is also available in the back lake systems”

WEBSITE

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The final day of competition commenced with the Junior Women’s Wakeboard Final at Puerto Escobar in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Australia’s Zahra Kell won the gold medal, followed by Italy’s Julia Molinari and Alice Virag.

IWWF Wakeboard World Champion Cory Teunissen (AUS) celebrates with fans

The Junior Men saw the first ever Dum-Dum 540 landed in competition, behind the Centurion Ri23, by Ulf Ditsch (ARG) who won the silver medal. Great Britain’s Luca Kidd won the gold medal and Sam Brown from Australia won the bronze.

2018 World Wakeboard Champion Bec Gange (AUS) in action in Argentina

Former IWWF World Cup riders Marcello Giardi (BRA) and Alejo De Palma (ARG) battled it out with 2009 IWWF Open Men’s Champion Adam Fields from the USA in the Masters Men’s final. With strong local support, Alejo De Palma performed to the best of his abilities to win Argentina’s first IWWF Wakeboard World Championships gold medal with Adam Fields taking the silver medal and Marcello Giardi the bronze medal.
In the Open Women’s final, Rebecca Gange (AUS) made an emotional come back to international competition after a lengthy absence due to injury to win the gold medal, edging out silver medallist Dallas Friday (USA) and bronze medallist Chiara Virag (ITA).

World Championships 1. Cory Teunissen (AUS), 2. Massi Piffaretti (ITA), 3. Nic Rapa (AUS)

The heavy hitters in Open Men brought the IWWF World Wakeboard Championships to a close with Cory Teunissen (AUS) landing a 1080 and grabbed double half cab roll to win his first gold medal at an IWWF World Wakeboard Championships. Defending Open Men’s Champion Massimiliano Piffaretti (ITA) had to settle for a silver medal followed by Nic Rapa (AUS) winning the bronze.

World Championships 1. Rebecca Gange (AUS), 2. Dallas Friday (USA), 3. Chiara Virag (ITA)

Team Australia, with four individual gold medals, also won the team overall gold medal by only five points, edging out defending champions Team Italy with two individual gold medals. The host country Argentina, with one individual gold medal, won its very first IWWF World Championships team overall medal with a bronze.

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