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Nautique Pro Am – West Coast Riders hit the water in Lathrop

by World Wakeboard Association on 13 Jun 2015
West Coast Riders - Nautique Pro Am World Wakeboard Association
The third stop of the Nautique Wake Series kicked off on Thursday at the Nautique Pro Am presented by Rockstar Energy at Mossdale Quarry Lakes in Lathrop, California. To start the day amateur riders as young as seven years old competed in front of their friends, family and some of their favorite Pro riders behind the award-winning G-Series boats.

The Jr. Pro Men’s division saw nearly perfect conditions on the water with the world’s best wake launching them to impressive performances behind the Super Air Nautique G23. The top two riders from each heat will move into tomorrow’s semifinal round. Mac Schramm posted the highest score of the day with an 89.00 to take heat number two. Also winning quarterfinal heats were James Loisel, Lewy Watt, Jake Pelot and Nic Rapa.

I’m really excited to be competing in my hometown behind my favorite boat,” said Nautique Team rider Josh Twelker. “Watching the amateurs compete today and having so much fun brought back a lot of great memories from when I first started riding. The Lakes at Mossdale Quarry are amazing and it’s a great setting to showcase just how good the Nautique G-Series boats really are. I can’t wait to get out there.”

Seven-year-old Sydney Litgens is the youngest Nautique Pro Am competitor among riders of all ages and skill levels who will compete throughout the weekend. The West Coast riders battled it out in front of hometown crowds with Francisco Cabezas, Rex LaVerne, Chad Lowe and Mike Powell all taking heat wins in their respective divisions. The LaVerne family was all over the lake with three family members competing this weekend. In the Adaptive Sitboarding division, Connor Pogetto went huge scoring 83.33 and California native Noah Belmont dominated the wakeskate division behind the Super Air Nautique G21.

One of the tightest divisions of the day was Men’s 1 (19-24) that was full of riders from all over the West Coast. It was Robert Pabon from Arizona leading the field of talented riders into the finals.

Friday will see the amateur divisions move into finals, while Jr. Pro Men and Pro Women semifinals will hit the water and the Pro Men quarterfinals will line up.

“The Nautique Wake Series has really stepped up this season,” said Nautique Team Rider Brandon Thomas. “You can see from the first two events and into this weekend that Nautique and the WWA are really putting the riders first giving us all the chance to perform at our best behind the best boats on the water.”

Results
Nautique Pro Am


Mossdale Quarry Lakes – Lathrop, California
Thursday, June 11, 2015

Amateur Wakesake Semi Final
Noah Belmont – 63.33
Chris Birch – 43.33
Francisco Cabezas – 35.00

Women’s Wakeskate Semi Final
Natalie Graham – 55.00

Amateur Women (18-24) Semi Final
Morgan Crescent – 74.67
Nicole Key – 58.33
Gianna Dinatale – 45.00

Junior Women (14-18) Semi Final
Jamie Lopina – 83.33
Alyssa Williams – 61.67

Adaptive Sitboarding Semi Final
Connor Aguilar-Pogetto – 83.33

Junior Boys Beginner Semi Final
Alex Albin – 66.67

Boys Beginner Semi Final
Rocco Ralston – 68.33

Masters (30-39) Semi Final
Francisco Cabezas – 73.33

Veterans (40 and over) Semi Final
Rex LaVerne – 70.00
Fred Birch – 48.33
Todd Coons – 36.67

Men’s 1 (19-24) Semi Final
Robert Pabon – 51.67
Colter Hedden – 44.67
Keith Deaton – 35.00

Men’s 2 (25-29) Semi Final
Mike Powell – 90.00

Pro Veterans Semi Final
Chad Lowe – 73.33

Jr. Pro Men’s Quarterfinals

Heat 1
James Loisel – 83.33
Elliott Digney – 73.33

Heat 2
Mac Schramm – 89.00
Jason Soven – 85.00

Heat 3
Lewy Watt – 83.33
Juan Mendez – 76.67

Heat 4
Jake Pelot – 70.00
Cobe France – 67.00

Heat 5
Nic Rapa – 83.33
Gunner Daft – 75.00




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