30th May 2007 H2Osmosis Pro Swerve Waterski Championship This Sunday, the 3rd June the pros move on to Trophy Lakes for the H2Osmosis Pro Swerve Waterski Championship. This event will feature the best skiers in the world with the show down on the water to crown the King and Queen of the Slalom Course. With Trophy Lakes' long list of World Records, including the most recent 1.50 @ 9.75 (43 off) score by Chris Parrish, there is potential to see the World Record broken by one of the world's most elite slalom skiers. 28th May 2007 48th US Masters FINALS Sorry, Almost a day late, but here is the complete list of results for the 48th Masters finals. Click here for all the final results (Official). 28th May 2007 48th US Masters FINALS Mens Slalom saw Jamie Beauschesne maintained his lead from the first round to take the Masters slalom title scoring 5.00 @ 10.75m from Wade Cox with 3.00 @ 10.75m. Remainder of the scores looked like this, Chris Rossi 2.50 @ 10.75m, Chris Parrish 3.50 @ 11.25m and Jodie Fisher with 2.50 @ 11.25m. Top 3 in Ladies Slalom were Sarah Green with 4.50 @ 12m from Regina Jaquess 4.00 @ 12m and Michelle Simpson 3.50 @ 12m. Emma Sheers failed to make the final on her come back but did score 0.50 @ 12m. Mens Trick went to plan for the top 2 with Nicolas LeForestier scoring 12 090 points and Jaret Llewellyn with 11 040 points. Third place went to Javier Julio 8630 points. The whole event was broadcast live by WaterSportsWebcasts. Click here to go to the webcast to view archived video or click on the logo to go to the event web site. 27th May 2007 48th US Masters FINALS Closest finish in Ladies jump with the title going to Natalia Berdnikova with a best jump of 49.7m (163ft), world champion Angeliki Andriopoulou in second with 49.4m (162ft) and Clementine Lucine in third 48.8m (160ft) Forth and fifth were, June Fladborg 48.4m (159ft) and Regina Jaquess 48.4m (159ft) Masters champion is Freddy Krueger with 70.4 m (231ft) on his second jump Jaret Llewellyn takes 2nd with 69.8m (229ft) from Jason Seels in 3rd. Jasons first jump was 67.4m (221ft) his 2nd he crashed badly skis and helmet off. Hes OK and went out to take his third jump. Ryan Dodd forth with 64.3m (211ft) and a big crash out the front for Kyle Eade, but turned himself over to land safely, he was OK best jump for Kyle was 60.4m (198ft) 26th May 2007 48th US Masters Mens slalom finalists are Jamie Beauchesne with 1.50 @ 10.25m, Chris Parrish and Wade Cox on 3.50 @ 10.75m, Chris Rossi and Jodi Fisher on 3.00 @ 10.75m after a run off that put Glenn Campbell out. Mens jump went to plan with qualifiers for the final looking like this, Freddy Krueger taking top spot with his first jump of 69.5m (228ft) and then putting in a 70.7m (232ft) on his last. Jaret Llewellyn 69.2m (227ft), Ryan Dodd 67.7m (222ft), Jason Seels 64.9m (213ft) and in fifth Kyle Eade with 63.4m (208ft). Remaining scores were, Ryan Fitts 63.1m (207ft), Mark Lane 62.2m (204ft) and Scot Ellis 61.6m (202ft) 25th May 2007 48th US Masters This week end will see the biggest pro event this year with its strict entry requirements; it really will see the best in the world compete for the 48th Masters title. Today at Callaway Gardens, Pine Mountain the Junior Masters event is underway with the finals on Saturday morning. Saturday afternoon will see the main event start. The whole event is being broadcast live by WaterSportsWebcasts. Click here to go to the webcast. 4th May 2007 The World Cup stop in Dubna, Russia has had the slalom event pulled from the schedule. This has been put down to financial reasons. 3rd May 2007 McCormicks International Cup. Best jump score went to Freddy Krueger with 72.6m (238ft) In the slalom event, a great start to the season scoring 0.50 @ 10.25m for Jonathan Travers from Chris Parrish with 5.50 @ 10.75m. Ladies event saw Karen Truelove on top spot with 1.50 @ 10.75m At the Tri-Lakes April Record there was some great scores for the young British skiers. George Mayling did a personal best with 7290 points in Boy 3 while Steven Critchley scored 8020 points in the trick event and 64.7m (212ft) off a 1.65m (5'6") jump. Ryan Dodd put up the best jump score with 67.9m (223ft) from Ryan Fitts with 66.3m. Best slalom score went to Trent Finlayson with 1.00 @ 10.25m. Full results now, Click here for McCormicks International Cup and here for Tri-Lakes April Record.