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Stillman Bell, 1919-2013

Stillman Bell, a recipient of the American Water Ski Educational Foundation’s Award of Distinction in 2007 and a past president of the American Water Ski Association, passed away on June 10. He was 94 years old.

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IWWF Approves Smith's World Record

The International Waterski & Wakeboard Federation's Tournament Council has approved U.S. water ski athlete Nate Smith's tie of the men's world slalom record of 2 buoys at 43 feet off. Smith tied the record on June 2 at the 2013 Little Mountain Spring Pro Am 2 in Maiden, N.C.

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Field Set For 2013 Junior U.S. Open

USA Water Ski is pleased to announce the field of competitors for the 2013 Junior U.S. Open Water Ski Championships. The 13th annual Junior U.S. Open, a two-round world-record capability tournament featuring Men and Women divisions (ages 17 to 21) and Boys and Girls divisions (ages 16 and under), will be held June 29-30 at Voice of America Park in West Chester, Ohio. To view the field of competitors, click here (PDF; revised 5/13/2013).

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Jaquess Ties World Slalom Record

U.S. water ski athlete Regina Jaquess (Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.) tied her own women's world slalom record of 3 buoys at 41 feet off on Sunday in the second round of the Big Dawg Warmup Record 2 at Cedar Ridge Ski Lake in Canton, Miss.

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Smith Ties World Slalom Record

U.S. water ski athlete Nate Smith (McCordsville, Ind.) tied the men's world slalom record of 2 buoys at 43 feet off on Sunday at the 2013 Little Mountain Spring Pro Am 2 in Maiden, N.C. The score is pending approval by the International Waterski & Wakeboard Federation’s Technical Committee.

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U.S. Athletes Win Atlanta Pro-Am Titles

U.S. water ski athletes Nate Smith (McCordsville, Ind.), Regina Jaquess (Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.) and Jeff Rodgers (Greenwood, S.C.) won titles in respective slalom divisions Monday at the Atlanta Pro-Am at Princeton Lake in Atlanta, Ga.

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Krueger, Jaquess Win Masters' Titles

U.S. water ski athletes Freddy Krueger (Winter Garden, Fla.) and Regina Jaquess (Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.) won titles in respective events at the 54th Masters Water Ski Tournament, presented by Nautique, May 25-26, on Robin Lake at Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Ga. Athletes competed for titles in slalom, tricks and jumping.

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U.S. Athletes Win Junior Masters’ Titles

U.S. water ski athletes Brie Carter (Loudon, Tenn.) and Anna Gay (Winter Garden, Fla.) won respective titles Friday at the 21st Junior Masters Water Ski Tournament on Robin Lake at Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Ga.

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Events Added To GOODE Nationals

The Ski Club of the Palm Beaches, host of the 71st GOODE Water Ski National Championships, is teaming up with Eagle Sports, GOODE, Centurion, Masterline USA and Nautique in bringing some additional events to the 2013 Nationals, which will be held Aug. 13-17 at Okeeheelee Park in West Palm Beach, Fla.

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Krueger, Merritt Win World Cup Titles

U.S. athletes Freddy Krueger and Raimi Merritt won titles in respective events Sunday at the IWWF Water Ski & Wakeboard World Cup event in Palembang, Indonesia. Krueger won men's jumping with a distance of 210 feet (64.1 meters), while Merritt won women's wakeboarding, scoring 70.24 points. Events included men's and women's tricks, jumping and wakeboarding.

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