Join Marcus, Matteo, and Trent as they highlight the best moments, athletes, and storylines of the 2023 season of Waterski Pro Tour. Thank you to Klipsch Marine for being the presenting sponsor of the Slalom Leaderboard, John K. Philips Group for being the presenting sponsor of the Jump Leaderboard, and TWBC for being the presenting sponsor of the Ski Brand Leaderboard.

Matteo and guest Jonathan Travers recap the action of the Travers Grand Prix, stop #14 and the last stop of the ⁠⁠⁠Waterski Pro Tour⁠⁠⁠ for the 2023 season. Regina Jaquess⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ takes the win with [email protected] (41off), followed by Canadians Whitney McClintock Rini and ⁠⁠Jaimee Bull⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ both with [email protected], and Whitney taking second due to backup scores. In the Men Slalom division, ⁠⁠Freddie Winter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ takes the win with [email protected] (43off), edging out Nate Smith who scored [email protected]. Will Asher ended up third with [email protected] This concludes the 2023 Waterski Pro Tour season, with Klipsch Marine providing a bonus for the top 5 slalom skiers on Tour! The finals Waterski Pro Tour Standings in the Women Slalom division: Jaimee Bull, 268 points Regina Jaquess, 266 points Whitney McClintock Rini, 226 points Allie Nicholson, 218 points Ali Garcia, 131 points The finals Waterski Pro Tour Standings in the Men Slalom division: Nate Smith, 284 points Freddie Winter, 272 points Will Asher, 193 points Thomas Degasperi, 190 points Dane Mechler, 135 points Check out the ⁠⁠⁠Waterski Pro Tour Leaderboard⁠⁠⁠ after stop #13 and watch the Video Highlights ⁠of the event on our ⁠⁠⁠YouTube channel⁠⁠⁠!

Marcus and guest Thomas Degasperi catch up and break down the action at Malibu Open,⁠ stop #13 of the ⁠⁠Waterski Pro Tour⁠⁠ for the 2023 season. Jaimee Bull⁠⁠⁠ wins in the final with [email protected] (41off) after three rounds running 10.75m (39.5off). Second spot for ⁠⁠⁠Regina Jaquess⁠⁠⁠ who set a pending world record in the preliminary stages but fell short in the finals with [email protected]. Third spot of Allie Nicholson who also scored [email protected] In the Men Slalom division, Thomas Degasperi collects his first win on Tour this season with [email protected] in the final round. Freddie Winter⁠⁠⁠ and Cole McCormick followed closely with [email protected], with Freddie taking second place and Cole stepping on the podium in a Tour event for the first time in 2023. In the Men Jump division, ⁠Freddy Krueger⁠⁠ goes back-to-back weekends, taking the win with 71.0m (233ft). Second place for Joel Poland with 69.3m (227ft) and third place and first career Pro Tour podium for Luca Rauchenwald with 68.2m (224ft). Check out the ⁠⁠Waterski Pro Tour Leaderboard⁠⁠ after stop #13 and watch the ⁠⁠Video Highlights⁠ ⁠of the event on our ⁠⁠YouTube channel⁠⁠!

Trent and guest Freddiew Winter sit down for a recap of the MasterCraft Pro,⁠ stop #12 of the ⁠Waterski Pro Tour⁠ for the 2023 season. ⁠Regina Jaquess⁠ goes two-in-a-row by securing the win in the Women Slalom division, followed by ⁠Jaimee Bull⁠ in second and Whitney McClintock Rini in third. Back to back wins in the Men Slalom division also for ⁠Nate Smith⁠, the only skier running the 10.25m (41off) on the weekend, followed closely by ⁠Freddie Winter⁠ in second and Dane Mechler in third. In the Women Jump division, ⁠Hanna Straltsova⁠ brought another title home with 56.5m (185ft). Second place for ⁠Giannina Bonnemann-Mechler⁠ with a season high of 53.4m (175ft), and third place for Regina Jaquess⁠⁠ with 51.8m (170ft) Exciting final in Men Jump division, with host Freddy Krueger⁠ taking the win at the first jump with 70.1m (2330ft), ahead of Jack Critchley and Louis Duplan-Fribourg who both topped at 67.6 (222ft). Jack ended up second due to a better backup score. Check out the ⁠Waterski Pro Tour Leaderboard⁠ after stop #12 and watch the ⁠Video Highlights ⁠of the event on our ⁠YouTube channel⁠!

Marcus and Matteo break down the action of California Pro Am, stop #11 of the Waterski Pro Tour for the 2023 season. Regina Jaquess had a dominant weekend, securing the title in the Women Slalom division in the final Head-to-Head against Jaimee Bull, with Allie Nicholson placing third. The Men Slalom division saw Nate Smith securing another big win for the season in the final against D3 Skis teammate Freddie Winter. Third place and first Waterski Pro Tour podium of the season for Joel Howley. In the Women Jump division, Hanna Straltsova left the competition behind by a remarkable 7m, with 57.3m (188ft). Second place for Aliaksandra Danisheuskaya⁠ with 50.8m (167ft) and third place for Giannina Bonnemann-Mechler with 49.8m (163ft). Much closer gaps in the Men Jump division, with the podium finishers all scoring above 70m on the weekend. First place goes to Ryan Dodd with 71.3m (234ft), followed closely by Freddy Krueger with 71m (233ft) and Joel Poland with 69.9m (229ft), Check out the Waterski Pro Tour Leaderboard after stop #11 and watch the Video Highlights of the event on our YouTube channel!

Matteo joins Joel Poland to summarize the proceedings of the MasterCraft Shootout, stop #10 of the 2023 Waterski Pro Tour occurred on August 4-6 at Predator Bay Waterski Club in Calgary, AB, Canada. Whitney McClintock Rini took the win on the motherland in a tight runoff with Allie Nicholson⁠⁠, with both ladies running 10.75m (39.5off) in the first preliminary round. Chelsea Mills ended up in third place, stepping on the podium for the first time this season. In the Men Slalom division, Nate Smith secured the win in the final round with [email protected] (41off), followed by Dane Mechler with [email protected] and Joel Poland also with [email protected]. After 8 Waterski Pro Tour Slalom events, Whitney McClintock Rini regains the lead of the Klipsch Marine Leaderboard with 202 points, followed very closely by fellow Canadian Jaimee Bull with 204 and Allie Nicholson with 190. No changes in placements or points in Men Slalom, with Nate Smith up top with 236 points, Freddie Winter in second at 225 points and Will Asher with 170. In the TWBC Slalom Ski Brand Leaderboard Syndicate still leading at 558 points, followed by D3 at 436 and Radar gaining points this week at 290. Check out the full Waterski Pro Tour Leaderboard after stop 10 and keep up with the highlights on our YouTube Channel!

As organizer and competitor in the event, Matteo joins Trent to chat about the San Gervasio Pro Am, stop #9 of the 2023 Waterski Pro Tour occurred on July 15-16 at Jolly Ski School in San Gervasio Bresciano, Italy. Allie Nicholson⁠ scored the first win of the season by winning her first title in San Gervasio beating Alexandra Garcia in the final head-to-head. Third place went to Manon Costard⁠ over defending champion Jaimee Bull due to better losing score in the head-to-head semifinals. In the Men Slalom division, Freddie Winter wins his fourth title in San Gervasio by beating Thomas Degasperi in the Final. Will Asher finished third over Brando Caruso. After seven Waterski Pro Tour Slalom events, Jaimee Bull dethrones Whitney McClintock Rini Klipsch Marine Leaderboard with 204 points, followed by the fellow canadian with 200 and San Gervasio Pro Am Allie Nicholson sitting third at 185. In Men Slalom, Nate Smith stays ahead of the pack with 236 points, with Freddie Winter closing in at 225 points and Will Asher with 170. No major changes in the TWBC Slalom Ski Brand Leaderboard this week with Syndicate still leading at 558 points, followed by D3 at 436 and Radar at 279. Check out the full Waterski Pro Tour Leaderboard after stop 9 and watch the Video Highlights of the event on our YouTube Channel!

Another recap episode, this time with Matteo and guest host Nate Smith, summarizing the Kaiafas Battle Pro Am, stop #8 of the 2023 Waterski Pro Tour occurred on July 8-9 at Kaiafas Ski Resort in Zacharo, Greece. Jaimee Bull⁠⁠ defended the title from last year, winning the final with [email protected] (39.5off), ahead of Syndicate teammate Allie Nicholson finishing second with [email protected]. In third place Manon Costard with [email protected], securing the first podium of the season. In the Men Slalom division, ⁠Nate Smith⁠ is crowned the new King of Kaiafas after winning the final round with [email protected] (43off). A lot of skiers followed stacked at [email protected] (41off), with Freddie Winter and Will Asher finishing second and third respectively due to backup scores. After six Waterski Pro Tour Slalom events, Whitney McClintock Rini still leads the Klipsch Marine Leaderboard with 200 points, but Jaimee Bull is now only 1 point behind at 199, with Allie Nicholson sitting third at 157. In Men Slalom, Nate Smith stays ahead of the pack with 236 points, followed by Freddie Winter with 200 points and Will Asher with 153. Big tie for fourth place at the moment, with Robert Hazelwood and Thomas Degasperi at 93 points. Big changes also in the TWBC Slalom Ski Brand Leaderboard this week with Syndicate now leading at 504 points, followed by D3 at 436 and Radar at 279. Check out the full Waterski Pro Tour Leaderboard after stop 8 and watch the Video Highlights of the event on our YouTube Channel!

Tune in as Marcus and guest host Dane Mechler discuss the Lacanau Cup by Malibu, stop #7 of the 2023 Waterski Pro Tour occurred on July 1-2 at Lacanau Ski Club in Lacanau, France. Jaimee Bull⁠⁠ won the title with [email protected] (41off), making this the first tour win in Europe for the 2022 Waterski Pro Tour winner. ⁠Whitney McClintock Rini⁠ ⁠ended up in second spot with a very close [email protected] with Allie Nicholson finishing third with [email protected] (39.5off). Incredible scores in the Men Slalom division, with ⁠Nate Smith⁠ bringing home the title with [email protected] (43off) ahead of Freddie Winter with [email protected]. Brando Caruso ended up third with [email protected]. After five Waterski Pro Tour Slalom events, Whitney McClintock Rini leads the Klipsch Marine Leaderboard with 200 points, Jaimee Bull now climbing up to the second spot with 137, and Allie Nicholson sitting third at 126. In Men Slalom, Nate Smith increases his lead with 210 points ahead of Freddie Winter who is sitting in second with 179. Will Asher is currently third with 113 points ahead of guest host Dane Mechler who is now fourth with 74. The TWBC Slalom Ski Brand Leaderboard sees D3 maintaining the top spot with 389 points, closely followed by Syndicate with 376 and Radar with 279. Check out the full Waterski Pro Tour Leaderboard after stop 7 and watch the Video Highlights of the event on our YouTube Channel!

Tune in as Trent and Matteo discuss the inaugural edition of Monaco Slalom Cup, stop #6 of the 2023 Waterski Pro Tour occurred on June 28th at Monaco Wake & Ski in Roquebrune Sur Argens, France. Whitney McClintock Rini won the title with [email protected] (41off), getting her second title in a row on the tour. Jaimee Bull⁠ ended up in second spot with [email protected] (39.5 off) and Allie Nicholson scored another podium finishing third with [email protected]. In the Men Slalom division, Freddie Winter won the title in a run-off with Nate Smith. Both skiers scored [email protected] in the final, with Freddie's [email protected] in the runoff exceeding Nate's 3.5 buoys. Will Asher closed the podium with [email protected]. After four Waterski Pro Tour Slalom events, Whitney McClintock Rini comfortably leads the Klipsch Marine Leaderboard with 173 points, followed by Allie Nicholson with 104 points and Jaimee Bull only one point behind with 103. In Men Slalom, Nate Smith maintains on the lead with 168 points ahead of Freddie Winter who is closing in at 147. After Monaco Slalom Cup, Will Asher is now third with 97 points ahead of cousin Robert Hazelwood with 65. The TWBC Slalom Ski Brand Leaderboard sees D3 maintaining the top spot with 315 points, followed by Syndicate with 304 and Radar with 240. Check out the full Waterski Pro Tour Leaderboard after stop 6 and watch the Video Highlights of the event on our YouTube Channel!