USA Water Ski & Wake Sports Executive Director Nate Boudreaux has resigned his position to pursue other interests, the organization has announced. His last day will be Nov. 3.Boudreaux joined USA Water Ski & Wake Sports in August 2018 and has led the o...
As you are aware, we experienced a network disruption related to one of our servers that affected AWSA applications like online tournament registration (OLR), rankings, results, sanctioning and officials’ programs. Since the disruption was discovered, ...
USA Water Ski & Wake Sports Headquarters and its internet technology host are aware of an issue currently affecting the SQL server, including all AWSA volunteer website applications. Links to online registration (OLR), rankings, results, sanctioning an...
Skiers may be a member of more than one National Federation.Skiers who have represented one National Federation (country) may compete under another National Federation (country) only if they meet certain requirements under the IWWF rules. Notwithstandi...
At collegiate events, athletes compete on co-ed teams in traditional water ski and wakeboard disciplines. Athletes who are former junior national and world champions compete side-by-side with beginners. Collegiate tournaments also are more relaxed, often with as much action on the beach as there is on the water.
More than 50 schools in four geographic regions field teams that seek the Holy Grail of collegiate water skiing, the annual national championship title. Collegiate water skiing is not governed by the NCAA and is considered a club sport at most schools. However, there is tremendous growth in this segment of athletics at colleges and universities, backed up by the increase in scholarships awarded to water ski athletes, as well as the number of schools hiring part-time and full-time coaches.
