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Pivotal Day 3 for Pros at Nautique Wake Games
13 Champions Named in Amateur divisions

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Wake GamesOrlando, Fla. — Stakes were high during the third day of competition at the Nautique Wake Games presented by Rockstar, as the world’s best men and women wakeboarders battled it out for coveted spots in tomorrow’s final day of action. Adding to the excitement, 2013 Wake Games crowns were awarded to amateurs in 13 divisions.
 
Pitting flawless execution against the world class wake from the G23, Harley Clifford and Phil Soven renewed wakeboarding’s greatest rivalry with an exhibition in progressive riding. Clifford, the defending King of Wake champion, used the massive wake to boost a jaw-dropping indy double tantrum to help him win his heat and claim a spot in tomorrow’s semifinals. Soven showed he was no slouch in the offseason as well, registering a vintage run that placed him atop his heat and keeps him in contention to win his second consecutive Nautique Wake Games. The quarterfinals also saw an excellent run from wakeboarding icon and longtime Nautique team rider Shawn Watson, who took first place in his heat and looks to be a fan favorite going into the final day of action.
 
“Pros of all ages and contest experience put on an all-time quarterfinals at Wake Games today, we saw both Harley and Mike Dowdy stick unbelievable doubles,” said Chris Bischoff, competition director. “There is so much momentum going into tomorrow’s final day, fans are in store for some legendary riding.”
 
The Pro Women also set the stage for a dramatic final day tomorrow. Excelling as two of the favorites for the finals were Raimi Merritt and Amber Wing, who both displayed excellent all-around riding in today’s semifinals round.
 
The Overton’s Junior Pro Series is off to an exciting start in their first contest of 2013. Top performances came from Noah Flegel, Massi Piffaretti, Tony Iacconi and Jason Soven who all earned spots in tomorrow’s finals.
 
In addition to all the top-tier professional riding, 13 amateur divisions named 2013 Nautique Wake Games champions today (complete results at bottom of press release).
 
The Nautique Wake Games is stop number one on the eight-event King of Wake Series. Online adult tickets are available for $7 (46% off the gate price) and include an exclusive Overton’s discount code for online buyers only. Gate prices are: $13 (adult); $5 (ages 6-12); free (ages 5 and under). For information on the Nautique Wake Games, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink, visit kingofwake.com.
 
The Nautique Wake Games, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink is organized by World Sports & Marketing of Orlando, Fla., and has the support of the following sponsors: Nautique Boats, Rockstar Energy Drink, Overton’s, Polaroid Action, Fox, ZEAL Optics Ronix, CWB, Hyperlite, Liquid Force, Byerly, Peavey, PCM Marine Engines and TransWorld WAKEBOARDING magazine.
 
For more event information, including daily schedules, tickets, results, standings, photos, videos, athlete bios and more, visit kingofwake.com.
 
About Nautique Boat Company
Celebrating 88 years of excellence in the marine industry, Nautique Boats is known for delivering the highest quality product, innovative technology and exceptional customer service experiences. To get more information on the company or see the complete line of Nautique boats, visit nautique.com.
 
About King of Wake
The King of Wake is the world’s elite pro wakeboarding series, attracting the sport’s top athletes from throughout the globe. Over the course of a season, athletes compete for the ultimate wakeboarding crown in a series points race of eight events throughout the United States to see who rules the wake. The King of Wake is organized by World Sports & Marketing – the leading wake-events producer since 1988.
 
About ROCKSTAR
Rockstar Energy Drink is designed for those who lead active lifestyles – from Athletes to Rockstars. Available in over 20 flavors at convenience and grocery outlets in over 30 countries, Rockstar supports the Rockstar lifestyle across the globe through Action Sports, Motor Sports, and Live Music. New from Rockstar for 2013, Rockstar Energy Water is a non-carbonated and sugar free enhanced water beverage that is now available throughout the U.S. in three refreshing flavors. For more information visit RockstarEnergy.com, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or YouTube.com.
 
About Overton’s
Overton’s began selling water skis in the mid-1970s. Over the years, we’ve built our reputation by offering quality products at the best prices found anywhere. Today you can look to Overton’s to provide the highest-quality products for all your boating needs. Our company has grown from its humble beginnings in the back of a grocery store in Greenville, North Carolina, to the “World’s Largest Water Sports Dealer.” Widely recognized and respected in the industry, Overton’s catalog and website provide consumers with the widest selection of boating accessories and water-sports equipment out there. Our acquisition by Gander Mountain in December 2007 assured continued growth, allowing us to expand our offerings and have our products available in Gander’s 114 retail stores throughout the United States.
 
About TransWorld WAKEBOARDING Magazine
TransWorld WAKEBOARDING magazine is the leader in wake-sports media by delivering the best instruction, latest product reviews, insider knowledge and the finest photography.
 
Nautique Wake Games Day 3 Results
 
Pro Men Quarterfinals (top three in each heat advance)
 
Heat #1
1. Tony Carroll - 81.67
2. Christian Primrose - 76.67
3. Sam Carne - 72.33
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4. Aaron Rathy - 65.00
5. Chris O’Shea - 41.67
 
Heat #2
1. Rusty Malinoski - 88.33
2. Mike Dowdy - 80.00
3. JD Webb - 71.67
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4. Keenan Allen - 66.00
5. Ryan Anderson - 55.00
 
Heat #3
1. Shawn Watson - 75.00
2. Dean Smith - 67.50
3. Andrew Adkison - 64.50
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4. Jimmy LaRiche - 64.50
5. Jeff McKee - 61.67
 
Heat #4
1. Daniel Powers - 83.33
2. Shota Tezuka - 70.67
3. Shane Bonifay - 65.00
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4. Austin Hair - 62.00
5. Trevor Hansen - 48.33
 
Heat #5
1. Phil Soven - 88.33
2. Kyle Rattray - 76.67
3. Danny Harf - 72.33
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4. Adam Errington - 56.67
5. Chad Sharpe - 35.00
 
Heat #6
1. Harley Clifford - 90.00
2. Oli Derome - 75.00
3. Jefferson Langley - 68.33
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4. Bob Soven - 65.00
5. Danny Thollander - 53.33
 
Pro Women Semifinals (top two in each heat advance)
 
Heat #1
1. Nicola Butler - 76.67
2. Melissa Marquardt - 66.67
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3. Bec Gange - 65.00
4. Tarah Mikacich - 53.33
 
Heat #2
1. Raimi Merritt - 73.33
2. Dallas Friday - 65.00
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3. Charlotte Bryant - 51.67
4. Kimberly Kirch - 40.00
 
Heat #3
1. Amber Wing - 81.67
2. Taylor McCullough - 71.00
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3. Corrie Dyer - 57.33
4. Erika Langman - 47.67
 
Jr. Pro Men Semifinals (top two in each heat advance)
 
Heat #1
1. Noah Flegel - 100.00
2. Massi Piffaretti - 90.00
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3. Brad Teunissen - 80.00
4. Joey Buss - 70.00
 
Heat #2
1. Tony Iacconi - 98.00
2. Jason Soven - 92.00
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3. Gordon Harrison - 75.75
4. Robby Holihan - 74.25
 
Pro Wakeskate Semifinals (top two in each heat advance)
 
Heat #1
1. Brian Grubb - 84.67
2. Danny Hampson - 73.33
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3. James Balzer - 61.67
4. Nick Taylor - 50.00
 
Heat #2
1. Reed Hansen - 71.67
2. Grant Roberts - 60.00
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3. Austin Polterock - 50.00
4. George Daniels - 31.67
 
Masters (30-39) Finals
1. Daniel Duquesnoy - 71.67
2. Kevin Michael - 56.67
3. Francisco Cabezas - 21.67
 
Veterans (40 and above) Finals
1. Matt Vermillion - 75.00
2. Darren Holsey - 60.00
3. Mike Fay - 48.33
 
Jr. Men (14-18) Finals
1. Jake Pelot - 76.67
2. Juan Martin Velez - 71.67
3. Chad Payton - 66.67
4. Ty Piearcy - 53.33
 
Men 1 (19-24) Finals
1. Colby Bernier - 79.33
2. Timothy Burnier - 76.33
3. Luciano Rondi - 66.67
4. Daniel Groves - 50.00
 
Women Veterans (40 & above) Finals
1. Kat Laird - 71.33
2. Susan Sheehan - 61.67
3. Paula Fay - 46.67
 
Jr. Boys (9 & Under) Finals
1. Rocker Steiner - 80.33
2. Fynn Bullock - 70.67
3. Thomas Herman - 58.33
 
Jr. Boys Beginner (9 & Under) Finals
1. Daniel Johnson - 76.00
2. Benjamin Brown - 70.00
3. Brett Powell - 63.33
4. Karson Prowse - 43.33
 
Girls (10-13) Finals
1. Hollie Waldrop - 75.00
2. Sarah Deary - 61.67
3. Jessica Herman - 46.67
 
Women Masters Finals
1. Gigi Meyer - 73.67
2. Joy Manning - 61.33
3. Natalie Graham - 36.67
 
Jr. Girls (9 & under) Finals
1. Kyla Hendricks - 71.67
2. Sofia Mendez - 65.00
3. Sydney Deary - 46.67
 
Jr. Women (14-18) Finals
1. Larisa Morales - 85.00
2. Chloe Mills - 66.67
3. Shelby King - 59.00
4. Rachel Orgill - 46.67
 
Amateur Wakeskate Finals
1. Josh Harmon - 58.33
2. Cristobal Mendez - 51.67
3. Craig Buss - 45.00
 
Men 2 (25-29) Finals
1. Tim Pitschke - 86.67
2. Corbin Blanton - 76.67
3. Rob Corum - 66.67
4. Dylan Wickersham - 50.00


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