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Malibu WWA Rider Experience heads to Canyon Lake Arizona

by World Wakeboard Association on 16 Apr 2015
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The 2015 Malibu WWA Rider Experience is set to kick off the season on the West coast at Canyon Lake, Arizona on May 15-17. The three-day event is the leader in amateur competition as well as education for riders at any level.

The Malibu WWA Rider Experience also serves as the West Regional Championship qualifying riders to the WWA Wakeboard National Championships in Miami, Florida on August 13-16.

Last year’s Rider Experience West saw more than 40 riders including Parker Siegele from Australia who took the win in Jr. Pro Men’s and Gianna Dinatale in Junior Women. Rider Experience is an action packed weekend for the whole family that includes Freeride Friday with the Malibu Pro Team, Judge’s Experience, and Surf Gate Sunday. In attendance, this year will be Malibu Pro riders Jeff Langley, Chad Sharpe, Oli Derome and Massi Piffaretti.

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Location:
Canyon Lake, Arizona
16802 N.E Highway 88
Tortilla Flat, AZ 85219-9898

Host Hotel:
Hilton Pheonix/Mesa
1011 W Holmes Ave, Mesa, AZ 85210
(480) 833-5555

Booking link here

After clicking on the booking link, use the corporate rate drop down and use the code: 29705560

Daily schedule

Friday
10am-4pm: Sign in and onsite registration
10am-5pm: Freeride Friday
5pm-6pm: Judge’s Experience

Saturday
9pm-10am: Late sign in and registration
10am-4pm: WWA Regional Championships
4pm-5pm: Pro Card Qualifier (See WWAProCard.com for more information)
7pm-9pm: Awards and social function

Sunday
10am-2pm: Wakesurf Experience Sign in and onsite registration
10am-4pm: Wakesurf Experience

*Subject to Change based on number of entries

Registration here

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