Showing posts with label USA Water Ski. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USA Water Ski. Show all posts

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Regina Jaquess Named Athlete Of The Year



Regina Jaquess has been selected as USA Water Ski’s 2012 Female Athlete of the Year. The U.S. Pan American Championships Water Ski Teams earned USA Water Ski’s 2012 Team of the Year honors, while Jeff Surdej, the coach, was selected USA Water Ski’s National Coach of the Year. The USA Water Ski Awards Committee selected the award winners.
USA Water Ski and its respective sport disciplines will honor several athletes, coaches, volunteers and ambassadors at its annual awards reception on Saturday, Jan. 26 at the Lake Eva Banquet Hall in Haines City, Fla. The reception, which celebrates the 2012 water ski season, will be held in conjunction with USA Water Ski’s mid-winter board meetings for the 13th consecutive year. The respective award winners were selected either by the USA Water Ski Awards Committee or by the sport discipline’s organization. Mark Jackson and Hank Longo from Central Florida’s Polk County Sports Marketing will serve as the masters of ceremonies. The awards reception is open to the public. Contact Sandy Hardee at shardee@usawaterski.org for information on pricing and availability.


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Thursday, June 7, 2012

Regina Jaquess Is "Athlete Of The Month"




Both congratulations and happy birthday wishes are in order for Regina Jaquess, who was just named the May 2012 "Female Athlete Of The Month" by USA Water Ski.


Regina just won her third Masters womens slalom title, rounding 1 buoy at 39-1/2 feet off on May 27. In the semifinals, Jaquess earned the event’s top seed with a Robin Lake course record of 2-1/2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off. The old record of 2 buoys at 39-1/2 feet off had stood since 2003. Regina also placed fourth in women’s jumping at the Masters, soaring 162 feet in the finals.








photo: billdoster.com
Regina Jaquess skis behind the all-new Response TXi and is the current women's slalom world-record holder with 2 buoys at 41 feet off.