U.S. To Host 2023 IWWF World Disabled Water Ski Championships

Jun 14, 2022, 6:40 PM (ET)

by USA Water Ski & Wake Sports

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The International Waterski & Wakeboard Federation Executive Board has approved a bid from the Competitive and Recreational Disabled Skiers (C.A.R.D.S.), endorsed by USA Water Ski & Wake Sports, to host the 15th IWWF World Disabled Water Ski Championships, Sept. 11-17, 2023, at Shortline Lake in Elk Grove, Calif.

Shortline Lake previously hosted the 2015 IWWF World Disabled Water Ski Championships as well as many other national events, including the USA Water Ski & Wake Sports towboat evaluations.

Information Bulletin 1 will be circulated in due course.

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