Junior U.S. Open Water Ski Championships
June 27-29, 2025, Skyview Lake, Harmony, N.C.
25th Junior U.S. Open Water Ski Championships Set For June 27-29, 2025
The 25th Junior U.S. Open Water Ski Championships will be held June 27-29, 2025, at Skyview Lake in Harmony, N.C. For the second consecutive year, the Junior U.S. Open Water Ski Championships will be 1 round of prelims with 12 qualified skiers in each event, and 1 final round of 5 skiers. The event features Junior Men/Junior Women (U21) and Boys/Girls (U17) divisions. Some of the world's top junior water ski athletes are expected to compete for titles in slalom, tricks, jumping and overall.
Tournament Information#
Junior Men Slalom
TBD
Junior Men Tricks
TBD
Junior Men Jump
TBD
Junior Women Slalom
TBD
Junior Women Tricks
TBD
Junior Women Jump
TBD
Junior Boys Slalom
TBD
Junior Boys Tricks
TBD
Junior Boys Jump
TBD
Junior Girls Slalom
TBD
Junior Girls Tricks
TBD
Junior Girls Jump
TBD
Junior U.S. Open Fact Sheet
TBD
- Tournament Director – Jeff Blair
- Chief Judge – John Harris
- Assistant Chief Judge – TBD
- Appointed Judge – Scott Snape
- Appointed Judge – Matthew Page
- Appointed Judge – Kirby Whetsel
- Appointed Judge – David Knight
- Appointed Judge – Daniel Van Dyk
- Chief Driver – Christopher Eller
- Appointed Driver – TBD
- Chief Scorer – Craig Bryans
- Technical Controller – Donald Doster
- Safety – Clarence Barringer
- Announcer – TBD
Official Hotel: TBD
Additional Hotels:
Host hotels are adjacent to each other and are located about 35-40 minutes from the site off Exit 31
(Langtree Road) in Mooresville, NC on Lake Norman. Booking links that should take you directly to the
room blocks are below.
Thursday Night everyone is on their own for dinner, but there are restaurants, retail, etc. within walking
distance from the hotels and there is a summer outdoor concert that starts at 6:30 p.m. after the skiers’
meeting. Link to Langtree Lake Norman: https://www.langtreelkn.com/
Friday Night Fajita Dinner and Pool Party will be at The Blairs which is 3 miles from the hotels. Park at
112 Blair Cove Lane, Mooresville, NC 28117 and walk down to the waterfront home at 116 Sienna Pace
Court Mooresville, NC 28117.
Saturday Night we will be at the site for some North Carolina BBQ and fun-filled games!
Tru by Hilton
117 Alcove Road
Mooresville, NC 28117
(980) 296-2600
Aloft (Marriott)
109 Alcove Road
Mooresville, NC 28117
(980) 296-3200
GPS: Use GOOGLE Maps - Skyview Lake Road, Harmony, NC
2024 – Martindale, Texas
Boys’ Slalom: Dylan Anderson (United States), 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: B.G. Bickley (United States), 6,070 points
Boys’ Jumping: B.G. Bickley (United States), 156 feet
Boys’ Overall: B.G. Bickley (United States), 2,751.0 points
Girls’ Slalom: Cameron Davis (United States), 1 buoy at 35 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Ella Gay (United States), 5,030 points
Girls’ Jumping: Cameron Davis (United States), 94 feet
Girls’ Overall: Cameron Davis (United States), 2,172.8 points
Men’s Slalom: Carter Reese (United States), 3 buoys at 38 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Gage Kacprowicz (United States), 6,990 points
Men’s Jumping: Gage Kacprowicz (United States), 170 feet
Men’s Overall: Gage Kacprowicz (United States), 2,840.4 points
Women’s Slalom: Emma Goldstein (United States), 2 buoys at 35 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Allyson Grathwohl (United States), 3,890 points
Women’s Jumping: Sage Pottbecker (United States), 127 feet
Women’s Overall: Sage Pottbecker (United States), 2,334.1 points
2023 – Maize, Kan.
Boys’ Slalom: Conner Pesek (United States), 1 buoy at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Gage Kacprowicz (United States), 7,210 points
Boys’ Jumping: Chase Sparks (United States), 177 feet
Boys’ Overall: Gage Kacprowicz (United States), 2,814.5 points
Girls’ Slalom: Emma Davis (United States), 2 buoys at 35 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Emma Davis (United States), 4,100 points
Girls’ Jumping: Camryn Waters (United States), 115 feet
Girls’ Overall: Emma Davis (United States), 2,769.5 points
Men’s Slalom: Blaze Grubbs (United States), 3-1/2 buoys at 38 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Blaze Grubbs (United States), 9,370 points
Men’s Jumping: Jonathan Leutz (United States), 207 feet
Men’s Overall: Blaze Grubbs (United States), 3,000.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Sophia Janzig (United States), 5 buoys at 32 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Sophia Janzig (United States), 4,890 points
Women’s Jumping: None
Women’s Overall: None
2022 – Rio Linda, Calif.
Boys’ Slalom: Chase Sparks (United States.), 1 buoy at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Erick Macias (United States), 8,200 points
Boys’ Jumping: Gage Kacprowicz (United States), 149 feet
Boys’ Overall: Chase Sparks (United States), 2,563.9 points
Girls’ Slalom: Cristhiana De Osma (Peru), 1/2 buoy at 35 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Julianna Macias-Sedano (United States), 3,690 points
Girls’ Jumping: Elizabeth Hall (United States), 119 feet
Girls’ Overall: Elizabeth Hall (United States), 3,000.0 points
Men’s Slalom: Blaze Grubbs (United States),1/2 buoy at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Blaze Grubbs (United States), 8,340 points
Men’s Jumping: Jonathan Leutz (United States), 200 feet
Men’s Overall: Blaze Grubbs (United States), 3,000.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Kendra Nathan (United States), 2-1/2 buoys at 35 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Alyssa Drake (United States), 3,840 points
Women’s Jumping: Alyssa Drake (United States), 130 feet
Women’s Overall: Alyssa Drake (United States), 2,992.7 points
2021 – Martindale, Texas
Boys’ Slalom: Evan Kraus (Canada), 3 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Matias Gonzalez (Chile), 9,240 points
Boys’ Jumping: Ty Kosek (United States), 142 feet
Boys’ Overall: Will Blair (United States), 2,860.2 points
Girls’ Slalom: Alana Jones (United States), 5 buoys at 35 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Dominga Gonzalez (United States), 5,370 points
Girls’ Jumping: Samantha Hill (United States), 106 feet
Girls’ Overall: Shea O’Brien (Canada), 2,818.2 points
Men’s Slalom: Landon Geels (United States), 5 buoys at 38 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Sean Kraus (Canada), 7,850 points
Men’s Jumping: Jonathan Leutz (United States), 179 feet
Men’s Overall: Blaze Grubbs (United States), 2,934.6 points
Women’s Slalom: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 3-1/2 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 7,430 points
Women’s Jumping: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 131 feet
Women’s Overall: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 3,000.0 points
2020 – Maize, Kan.
Boys’ Slalom: Blaze Grubbs (United States), 5 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Blaze Grubbs (United States), 7,030 points
Boys’ Jumping: Blaze Grubbs (United States), 162 feet
Boys’ Overall: Blaze Grubbs (United States), 3,000.0 points
Girls’ Slalom: Kennedy Hansen (United States), 3 buoys at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Allyson Grathwohl (United States), 6,010 points
Girls’ Jumping: Kennedy Hansen (United States), 120 feet
Girls’ Overall: Kennedy Hansen (United States), 3,000.0 points
Men’s Slalom: Ben Leutz (United States), 1 buoy at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Ethan McKinnon (Australia), 5,620 points
Men’s Jumping: Jonathan Leutz (United States), 192 feet
Men’s Overall: Garrett Reese (United States), 2,684.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 2-1/2 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 8,130 points
Women’s Jumping: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 152 feet
Women’s Overall: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 3,000.0 points
2019 – Oconomowoc, Wis.
Boys’ Slalom: Blaze Grubbs (United States) 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Jake Abelson (United States), 8,920 points
Boys’ Jumping: Brody Keller (United States), 158 feet
Boys’ Overall: Blaze Grubbs (United States), 2,738.7 points
Girls’ Slalom: Kristen Baldwin (United States), 3 buoys at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Kennedy Hansen (United States), 8,470 points
Girls’ Jumping: Kristen Baldwin (United States), 132 feet
Girls’ Overall: Kennedy Hansen (United States), 2,928.0 points
Men’s Slalom: Ben Leutz (United States), 4 buoys at 38 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Garrett Stallings (United States), 5,600 points
Men’s Jumping: Ben Leutz (United States), 190 feet
Men’s Overall: Garrett Stallings (United States), 2,345.8 points
Women’s Slalom: Allie Nicholson (United States), 2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Anna Gay (United States), 10,150 points
Women’s Jumping: Anna Gay (United States), 130 feet
Women’s Overall: Anna Gay (United States), 2,945.2 points
2018 – Axis, Ala.
Boys’ Slalom: Federico Jaramillo (Colombia), 5 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Patricio Font (Mexico), 10,940 points
Boys’ Jumping: Will Roberts (United States), 173 feet
Boys’ Overall: Tobias Giorgis (Argentina), 3,000.0 points
Girls’ Slalom: Luisa Jaramillo (Colombia), 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Kennedy Hansen (United States), 7,580 points
Girls’ Jumping: Kennedy Hansen (United States), 129 feet
Girls’ Overall: Kennedy Hansen (United States), 3,000.0 points
Men’s Slalom: Sean Hunter (United States), 2-1/2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Ignacio Girorgis (Argentina), 7,210 points
Men’s Jumping: Cullen Parker (United States), 167 feet
Men’s Overall: Ignacio Girorgis (Argentina), 2,609.4.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Kassidy Hawkins (United States), 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Anna Gay (United States), 6,100 points
Women’s Jumping: Mariah Fields (United States), 131 feet
Women’s Overall: Anna Gay (United States), 3,000.0 points
2017 – Axis, Ala.
Boys’ Slalom: Sean Hunter (United States), 2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Patricio Font (Mexico), 9,760 points
Boys’ Jumping: Will Roberts (United States), 168 feet
Boys’ Overall: Tobias Giorgis (Argentina), 2,706.0 points
Girls’ Slalom: Luisa Jaramillo (Colombia), 1 buoy at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Kennedy Hansen (United States), 6,560 points
Girls’ Jumping: Taylor Grathwohl (United States), 123 feet
Girls’ Overall: Kennedy Hansen (United States), 2,919.0 points
Men’s Slalom: Taylor Garcia (United States), 3 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Diego Font (Mexico), 5,660 points
Men’s Jumping: Taylor Garcia (United States), 193 feet
Men’s Overall: Taylor Garcia (United States), 3,000.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Allie Nicholson (United States), 3 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Anna Gay (United States), 6,640 points
Women’s Jumping: Aliaksandra Danisheuskay (Belarus), 154 feet
Women’s Overall: Aliaksandra Danisheuskay (Belarus), 2,879.0 points
2016 – Canajoharie, N.Y.
Boys’ Slalom: Sean Hunter (United States), 5 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Patricio Font (Mexico), 9,760 points
Boys’ Jumping: Joel Poland (Great Britain), 176 feet
Boys’ Overall: Joel Poland (Great Britain), 2,960.5 points
Girls’ Slalom: Paige Rini (Canada), 4 buoys at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Neilly Ross (Canada), 10,050 points
Girls’ Jumping: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 131 feet
Girls’ Overall: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 2,878.5 points
Men’s Slalom: K.C. Wilson (United States), 2 buoys at 41 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Emilio De Uriarte (Mexico), 5,800 points
Men’s Jumping: Cole McCormick (United States), 162 feet
Men’s Overall: Cole McCormick (United States), 2,875.9 points
Women’s Slalom: Allie Nicholson (United States), 1/2 buoy at 39-1/2 feet off
Women’s Tricks: N/A (No Competitors)
Women’s Jumping: N/A (No Competitors)
Women’s Overall: N/A (No Competitors)
2015 – Scott, Ark.
Boys’ Slalom: Diego Font (Mexico), 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Diego Font (Mexico), 6,340 points
Boys’ Jumping: Quinn Haines (United States), 166 feet
Boys’ Overall: Quinn Haines (United States), 3,000.0 points
Girls’ Slalom: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Neilly Ross (Canada), 8,960 points
Girls’ Jumping: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 124 feet
Girls’ Overall: Brooke Baldwin (United States), 3,000.0 points
Men’s Slalom: K.C. Wilson (United States), 2 buoys at 41 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Diego Trejo (Mexico), 6,630 points
Men’s Jumping: Nick Lang (United States), 211 feet
Men’s Overall: Santiago Varas (Chile), 2,628.6 points
Women’s Slalom: Allie Nicholson (United States), 4 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Elizabeth Montavon (United States), 5,380 points
Women’s Jumping: Taryn Grant (Canada), 158 feet
Women’s Overall: Taryn Grant (Canada), 2,481.0 points
2014 – Scott, Ark.
Boys’ Slalom: Taylor Garcia (United States), 3 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Nick Lang (United States), 6,950 points
Boys’ Jumping: Taylor Garcia (United States), 179 feet
Boys’ Overall: Nick Lang (United States), 2,967.0 points
Girls’ Slalom: Samantha Dumala (United States), 1 buoy at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Neilly Ross (Canada), 7,630 points
Girls’ Jumping: Abbi Grathwohl (United States), 120 feet
Girls’ Overall: Abbi Grathwohl (United States), 2,597.7 points
Men’s Slalom: K.C. Wilson (United States), 5 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Dylan Schaffer (United States), 9,120 points
Men’s Jumping: Martin Kolman (Czech Republic), 202 feet
Men’s Overall: Martin Kolman (Czech Republic), 3,000.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Taryn Grant (Canada), 3 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Giannina Bonnemann (Germany), 8,170 points
Women’s Jumping: Lauren Morgan (United States), 167 feet
Women’s Overall: Giannina Bonnemann (Germany), 2,860.2 points
2013 – West Chester, Ohio
Boys’ Slalom: Jonah Shaffer (Canada), 4 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Diego Font (Mexico), 7,130 points
Boys’ Jumping: Nick Lang (United States), 168 feet
Boys’ Overall: Christian DeVito (United States), 2,186.7 points
Girls’ Slalom: Bailey Austin (United States), 1 buoy at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Anna Gay (United States), 6,150 points
Girls’ Jumping: Abbi Grathwohl (United States), 108 feet
Girls’ Overall: Abbi Grathwohl (United States), 2,985.3 points
Men’s Slalom: Dane Mechler (United States), 2-1/2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Dylan Schaffer (United States), 6,140 points
Men’s Jumping: Steven Brooks (United States), 167 feet
Men’s Overall: Dylan Schaffer (United States), 2,650.8 points
Women’s Slalom: Lauren Morgan (United States), 1-1/2 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Erika Lang (United States), 8,530 points
Women’s Jumping: Lauren Morgan (United States), 156 feet
Women’s Overall: Erika Lang (United States), 2,931.2 points
2012 – Jerseyville, Ill.
Boys’ Slalom: Dane Mechler (United States), 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Patricio Font (Mexico), 4,930 points
Boys’ Jumping: Nick Lang (United States), 163 feet
Boys’ Overall: Samuel Greenwood (United States), 2,685.6 points
Girls’ Slalom: Erika Lang (United States), 3 buoys at 35 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Erika Lang (United States), 8,290 points
Girls’ Jumping: Valerie Grenier (Canada), 127 feet
Girls’ Overall: Erika Lang (United States), 2,720.1 points
Men’s Slalom: K.C. Wilson (United States), 2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Steven Brooks (United States), 5,760 points
Men’s Jumping: Christopher Wharton (Great Britain), 177 feet
Men’s Overall: Steven Brooks (United States), 2,770.8 points
Women’s Slalom: Caroline Cooper (United States), 2 buoys at 35 feet off
Women’s Tricks: No Competitors
Women’s Jumping: No Competitors
Women’s Overall: No Competitors
2011 – Maize, Kan.
Boys’ Slalom: K.C. Wilson (United States), 1 buoy at 41 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Joshua Briant (Australia), 8,930 points
Boys’ Jumping: Joshua Briant (Australia), 160 feet
Boys’ Overall: Joshua Briant (Australia), 2,868.0 points
Girls’ Slalom: Makayla Haw (United States), 4 buoys at 35 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Erika Lang (United States), 8,990 points
Girls’ Jumping: Makayla Haw (United States), 137 feet
Girls’ Overall: Erika Lang (United States), 2,535.7 points
Men’s Slalom: Brooks Wilson (United States), 3 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Mason Mechler (United States), 4,770 points
Men’s Jumping: Kevin Malak (United States), 166 feet
Men’s Overall: Steven Brooks (United States), 2,960.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Nikki Waitt (United States), 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Nikki Waitt (United States), 2,150 points
Women’s Jumping: Nikki Waitt (United States), 116 feet
Women’s Overall: Nikki Waitt (United States), 3,000.0 points
2010 – Princeton, Texas
Boys’ Slalom: K.C. Wilson (United States), 4-1/2 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Joshua Briant (Australia), 8,840 points
Boys’ Jumping: Christopher Wharton (Great Britain), 155 feet
Boys’ Overall: Joshua Briant (Australia), 2,846.0 points
Girls’ Slalom: Makayla Haw (United States), 2-1/2 buoys at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Nicole Naser (Chile), 5,790 points
Girls’ Jumping: Lauren Morgan (United States), 138 feet
Girls’ Overall: Makayla Haw (United States), 2,464.5 points
Men’s Slalom: Brooks Wilson (United States), 4 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Storm Selsor (United States), 8,290 points
Men’s Jumping: Storm Selsor (United States), 193 feet
Men’s Overall: Storm Selsor (United States), 3,000.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Michaela Cooper (United States), 4 buoys at 35 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Michale Briant (Australia), 7,240 points
Women’s Jumping: Maddison McCammon (Canada), 122 feet
Women’s Overall: Maddison McCammon (Canada), 3,000.0 points
2009 – Santa Fe, Texas
Boys’ Slalom: K.C. Wilson (United States) ½ buoy at 39-1/2 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Rodrigo Chapoy (Mexico) 7,240 points
Boys’ Jumping: Daniel Efverstrom (Sweden) 155 feet
Boys’ Overall: Daniel Efverstrom (Sweden) 2,644.8 points
Girls’ Slalom: Caroline Cooper (United States) 1 buoy at 35 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Carolina Chapoy (Mexico) 4,420 points
Girls’ Jumping: Lauren Morgan (United States) 132 feet
Girls’ Overall: Lauren Morgan (United States) 2,445.5 points
Men’s Slalom: Brooks Wilson (United States) 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Storm Selsor (United States) 9,320 points
Men’s Jumping: Storm Selsor (United States) 198 feet
Men’s Overall: Storm Selsor (United States) 3,000.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Keri McClure (United States) ½ buoy at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Michale Briant (Australia) 6,680 points
Women’s Jumping: Keri McClure (United States) 111 feet
Women’s Overall: Keri McClure (United States) 3,000.0 points
2008 – West Chester, Ohio
Boys’ Slalom: Zack Worden (United States) 3-1/2 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Rodrigo Chapoy (Mexico) 6,400 points
Boys’ Jumping: Zack Worden (United States) 191 feet
Boys’ Overall: Zack Worden (United States) 3,000.0 points
Girls’ Slalom: Caroline Hensley (United States) 4 buoys at 35 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Erika Lang (United States) 5,520 points
Girls’ Jumping: Caroline Hensley (United States) 124 feet
Girls’ Overall: Caroline Hensley (United States) 3,000.0 feet
Men’s Slalom: Nate Smith (United States) 1 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Adam Sedlmajer (Czech Republic) 9,540 points
Men’s Jumping: Adam Sedlmajer (Czech Republic) 208 feet
Men’s Overall: Adam Sedlmajer (Czech Republic) 3,000.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Alex Lauretano (United States) 3 buoys at 35 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Michale Briant (Australia) 7,460 points
Women’s Jumping: Jenna Mielzynski (Canada) 149 feet
Women’s Overall: Alex Lauretano (United States) 3,000.0 points
2007 – Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.
Boys’ Slalom: Zack Worden (United States) 2-1/2 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Adam Pickos (United States) 9,290 points
Boys’ Jumping: Zack Worden (United States) 166 feet
Boys’ Overall: Zack Worden (United States) 2,700.8 points
Girls’ Slalom: Danielle Shipe (United States) 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Caroline Hensley (United States) 6,620 points
Girls’ Jumping: Caroline Hensley (United States) 143 feet
Girls’ Overall: Caroline Hensley (United States) 3,000.0 feet
Men’s Slalom: Bernardo Graf (Mexico) 3 buoys at 38 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Stephen Critchley (Great Britain) 7,670 points
Men’s Jumping: Stephen Critchley (Great Britain) 195 feet
Men’s Overall: Stephen Critchley (Great Britain) 2,836.1 points
Women’s Slalom: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 4 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 7,870 points
Women’s Jumping: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 151 feet
Women’s Overall: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 3,000.0 points
2006 – Groveland, Fla.
Boys’ Slalom: Brooks Wilson (United States) 4 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Adam Pickos (United States) 8,530 points
Boys’ Jumping: Zack Worden (United States) 175 feet
Boys’ Overall: Storm Selsor (United States) 2,744.5 points
Girls’ Slalom: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 2-1/2 buoys at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Michale Briant (Australia) 7,680 points
Girls’ Jumping: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 138 feet
Girls’ Overall: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 3,000.0 points
Men’s Slalom: Jonathan Travers (United States) 5-1/2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Kyle Nightingale (United States) 8,070 points
Men’s Jumping: Kole Magnowski (Canada) 206 feet
Men’s Overall: Felipe Miranda (Mexico) 2,759.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Regina Jaquess (United States) 4 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Regina Jaquess (United States) 7,560 points
Women’s Jumping: Regina Jaquess (United States) 158 feet
Women’s Overall: Regina Jaquess (United States) 3,000.0 points
2005 – Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.
Boys’ Slalom: Bernardo Graf (Mexico) 3 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Adam Pickos (United States) 8,190 points
Boys’ Jumping: Jonathan Travers (United States) 150 feet
Boys’ Overall: Storm Selsor (United States) 2,782.1 points
Girls’ Slalom: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 6,000 points
Girls’ Jumping: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 127 feet
Girls’ Overall: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 2,989.1 points
Men’s Slalom: Jason McClintock (Canada) 4 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Kyle Nightingale (United States) 8,520 points
Men’s Jumping: Felipe Miranda (Chile) 192 feet
Men’s Overall: Felipe Miranda (Chile) 2,914.1 points
Women’s Slalom: Regina Jaquess (United States) 4 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Danyelle Bennett (United States) 7,210 points
Women’s Jumping: Regina Jaquess (United States) 146 feet
Women’s Overall: Regina Jaquess (United States) 2,982.0 points
2004 – Santa Rosa Beach, Fla.
Boys’ Slalom: Bernardo Graf (Mexico) 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Adam Pickos (United States) 7,600 points
Boys’ Jumping: Brian Melnuk (Canada) 169 feet
Boys’ Overall: Jason McClintock (Canada) 3,000.0 points
Girls’ Slalom: Whitney McClintock (Canada) ½ buoy at 38 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Danyelle Bennett (United States) 6,690 points
Girls’ Jumping: Danyelle Bennett (United States) 141 feet
Girls’ Overall: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 2,897.0 points
Men’s Slalom: Ty Oppenlander (United States) 4 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Kyle Nightingale (United States) 7,730 points
Men’s Jumping: Kole Magnowski (Canada) 177 feet
Men’s Overall: Matt Curmi (United States) 2,814.1 points
Women’s Slalom: Regina Jaquess (United States) 6 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Regina Jaquess (United States) 6,810 points
Women’s Jumping: Regina Jaquess (United States) 163 feet
Women’s Overall: Regina Jaquess (United States) 3,000.0 points
2003 – Altamonte Springs, Fla.*
Boys’ Slalom: Felipe Miranda (Chile) 3 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Felipe Miranda (Chile) 8,730 points
Boys’ Jumping: Felipe Miranda (Chile) 163 feet
Boys’ Overall: Felipe Miranda (Chile) 2,966.1 points
Girls’ Slalom: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 3 buoys at 35 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 5,750 points
Girls’ Jumping: Krista Rogers (United States) 121 feet
Girls’ Overall: Whitney McClintock (Canada) 2,933.3 points
Men’s Slalom: Ty Oppenlander (United States) 4-1/4 buoys at 38 feet off
Men’s Tricks: Justin Allen (United States) 7,080 points
Men’s Jumping: Dane Puxty (Australia) 200 feet
Men’s Overall: Dane Puxty (Australia) 3,000.0 points
Women’s Slalom: Regina Jaquess (United States) 2 buoys at 38 feet off
Women’s Tricks: Tarah Benzel (United States) 5,720 points
Women’s Jumping: Regina Jaquess (United States) 154 feet
Women’s Overall: Tarah Benzel (United States) 2,572.0 points
2002 – Santa Fe, Texas
Boys’ Slalom: Felipe Miranda (Chile) 2-1/4 buoys at 38 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Felipe Miranda (Chile) 7,650 points
Boys’ Jumping: Felipe Miranda (Chile) 166 feet
Boys’ Overall: Felipe Miranda (Chile) 3,000.0 points
Girls’ Slalom: Morgan Pavur (United States) 2 buoys at 35 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Danyelle Bennett (United States) 5,750 points
Girls’ Jumping: Joy Todd (United States) 138 feet
Girls’ Overall: Danyelle Bennett (United States) 2,692.4 points
2001 – Shreveport, La.
Boys’ Slalom: J.D. McClintock (Canada) 4 buoys at 35 feet off
Boys’ Tricks: Ryan Dodd (Canada) 8,520 points
Boys’ Jumping: Ryan Dodd (Canada) 172 feet
Boys’ Overall: Ryan Dodd (Canada) 2,960.8 points
Girls’ Slalom: Tarah Benzel (United States) 5-1/2 buoys at 32 feet off
Girls’ Tricks: Tarah Benzel (United States) 5,950 points
Girls’ Jumping: Joy Todd (United States) 121 feet
Girls’ Overall: Tarah Benzel (United States) 2,900.0 points
* Junior Men and Junior Women events were added in 2003
Event Records Since Inaugural Championships in 2001
Boys’ Slalom: K.C. Wilson (USA), 1 buoy at 41 feet off (2011)
Boys’ Tricks: Patricio Font (Mexico), 10,940 points (2018)
Boys’ Jumping: Zack Worden (USA), 191 feet (2008)
Girls: Slalom: Brooke Baldwin (USA), 2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off (2015)
Girls’ Tricks: Neilly Ross (Canada), 10,050 points (2016)
Girls’ Jumping: Caroline Hensley (USA), 143 feet (2007)
Men’s Slalom: K.C. Wilson (USA), 2 buoys at 41 feet off (2015, 2016)
Men’s Tricks: Adam Sedlmajer (Czech Republic), 9,540 points (2008)
Men’s Jumping: Adam Sedlmajer (Czech Republic), 208 feet (2008)
Women’s Slalom: Allie Nicholson (USA) 2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off (2019)
Women’s Tricks: Anna Gay (USA) 10,350 points (2019)
Women’s Jumping: Aliaksandra Danisheuskay (BLR) 164 feet (2017)
