21st August 2005 All events complete now. Team results are USA France and Great Britain Gold in jump for Llewellyn and Andriopoulou Siemers and Jaquess retain their overall titles. Clementine Lucine put up a gutsy performance are surgery to take the silver medal while Jaret looked set to take back the title, but fell early on his trick pass. Angeliki Andriopoulou takes the jump gold with 52.4m from June Fladborg and Jakalyn Hunter All the finals scores are on the results page. 21st August 2005 Click here to see Will Asher on his 10.75m pass in China. this video and other videos can be seen on the British Waterski web site. 21st August 2005 Siemers and Jaquess retain their overall titles. Clementine Lucine put up a gutsy performance are surgery to take the silver medal while Jaret looked set to take back the title, but fell early on his trick pass. Angeliki Andriopoulou takes the jump gold with 52.4m from June Fladborg and Jakalyn Hunter Plus all the scores so far are on the results page. 20th August 2005 Mens trick champion is Nicolas Leforestier with 11 860 from Aliaksei Zharnasek and Javier Julio. Ladies champion is Mandy Nightingale scoring 7490 points from Angeliki Andriopoulou and Michale Briant. Plus all the scores so far are on the results page. 20th August 2005 Report on the events on Saturday including the slalom finals. Click here for report. Plus all the scores so far are on the results page. 20th August 2005 Will Asher and Regina Jaquess take the slalom titles on Saturday morning. Regina Jaquess, Clementine Lucine, Angeliki Andriopoulou and Whitney Mcclintock make the ladies overall final. Team positions after the prelims are USA, Belarus, France and Great Britain. Full details on the results page. 19th August 2005 Jimmy Siemers, Aliaksei Zharnasek, Javier Julio and Jaret Llewellyn all make the overall final. Full details on the results page. The ladies jump series 1 and 2 has been delayed until Saturday morning, so there is no overall for the ladies yet. 19th August 2005 Report after the prelims have finished. Click here for report. Plus all the scores so far are on the results page. 19th August 2005 Aliaksei Zharnasek leads in mens tricks at the conclusion of the prelim event with 11 470 from Jaret Llewellyn and Jimmy Siemers. Nic le Foriestier still made the final in 6th place with 10 020. Russell Gay just missed the final in 13th. In ladies tricks top 3 are Regina Jaquess 7400, Angeliki Andriopoulou 7190, Whitney Mcclintock and Mandy Nightingale both with 7170. Close finish to the mens jump event saw Freddy Krueger on top with 68.7m from Jimmy Siemers 66.7m and Thomas Fenzl and Jaret Llewellyn joint 3rd with 65.5m Some shocks in this event with both Kyle Eade 61.4m in 14th and Scot Ellis 59.9m in 18th missing the final. 18th August 2005 Big surprise in the slalom event as the prelims are completed. Click here for report. Glenn Campbell, Jeff Rodgers and Christopher Rossi all sit on top spot scoring 3.00 @ 10.25m. One of the hardest qualifying for a final in a long time. Current record holder Chris Parish missed out on a spot in the final scoring 3.50 @ 10.75m in 15th place. 17th August 2005 Wednesdays report, after half day lost due to rain. Click here for report. Plus all the scores so far are on the results page. 16th August 2005 Official IWSF media release. Click here for report. 16th August 2005 Report after the first day of skiing. Click here for report. All the slalom results are on the results pages. 15th August 2005 First report from the site, looks like it is all set up ready to go. Click here for report. 15th August 2005 Just to update you with the time differences. For the UK Tianjin is 8 hours infront, so the end of each day will be about lunch time. For USA Tianjin is approximately 12 hours infront. 14th August 2005 Have a look at the history of the last two of these events on the results page. 13th August 2005 The loss of Emma Sheers opens up the titles at the 2005 Vanke Waterski World Championships. Click here for report. 6th August 2005 China prepares for the spectacuar 2005 Vanke Waterski World Championships. Click here for report.