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MALAYSIAN WATERSKI & WAKEBOARD FEDERATION (MWWF)

 

 

 

 

HISTORY

 

 

PAST & CURRENT MILESTONE

Ø    Waterskiing in Malaysia started in the 1950s by expatriate planters doing combo-ski, slalom and free skiing in beach resorts like Port Dickson & Penang mainly on a recreational basis amongst friends & family members. In the 70s & 80s, waterskiing took hold in lakes in Ampang Hilir as well as in Batu Arang and later at the Mines. Jumping and trick skiing were introduced in addition to slalom.  

Ø    1990 – 1996 – Malaysian Water Ski Federation (MWSF) operated the National Water Ski Centre in Tasik Desa, Kuala Lumpur.

Ø    1991 – Alex Yoong participated in the IWSF World Junior Championship (18-12 Jul) in Medellin Columbia.

Ø    1991 – Organised the IWSF Asian Water Ski Championship (11-15 Dec) in Kuala Lumpur.  Phillipa Yoong won Silver Medal in women’s slalom.   

Ø    1993 – Together with SAMP, MWSF assisted the Singapore Water Ski Federation in organizing the IWSF Water Ski World Championship in Kallang, Singapore. MWSF’s Honorary Secretary, Hanifah Yoong appointed Event Director in the World Championship. Phillipa and Alex Yoong selected to participate in the World Championship.

Ø    1994 – Phillipa Yoong and Alex Yoong selected for the Moomba Masters (10 Mar) in Melbourne, Australia.

Ø    1994 – Organised the IWSF Asian Australasian Water Ski Championship (01-06 Nov) in Kuala Lumpur. Phillipa Yoong broke the national records in women’s slalom, jump and tricks.    

Ø    1996 – 2001 – MWSF operated the National Water Ski Centre in Tasik Biru in Sungai Buloh. 

Ø    1996 – 1998 – Hanifah has been appointed as an Executive Board Member of International Water Ski Federation.

Ø    1997 – Malaysian national team comprising Adam Lokman, Alex Yoong and Phillipa Yoong and officials Roland Tan (Team Manager), Joanna Yoong (Chaperon) to the 19th Jakarta SEA Games. Medals won: 1 Gold Medal (Phillipa Yoong – women’s jump), 1 Silver Medal (Alex Yoong – men’s slalom), and 2 Bronze Medals (Phillipa Yoong – women’s jump and tricks).    

Ø    1999 – Malaysian national team comprising Phillipa Yoong and Rajesh Gill and officials, Norzeela Sulaiman (Team Manager) to the 13th Asian Championships in Ras Al-Khaimah, UAE (26-29 Oct). Medals won: 1 Bronze Medal (Phillipa Yoong – women’s jump), 1 Silver Medal (Alex Yoong – men’s slalom), and 2 Bronze Medals (Phillipa Yoong – women’s jump and tricks).    

Ø    2004 – After a name change to Malaysian Waterski & Wakeboard Federation (MWWF) secured the rights for the IWSF Water Ski World Cup.

Ø    2007 – MWWF in collaboration with Waterski & Wakeboard World Cup Sdn. Bhd. (WWWC) successfully secured Putrajaya City’s support to stage the IWWF Waterski World Cup in Putrajaya’s Water Sports Complex.

Ø    2008 & 2009 – MWWF with WWWC successfully co-organized the IWWF Putrajaya Waterski World Cup rom 7th to 9th Nov 08 as well as the 4 rounds of the 2009 Malaysian National Waterski & Wakeboard Championships in Putrajaya.  

Ø    2009 – MWSF has organized 2009 IWSF Asian Australasian International Wakeboard Judging Seminar at Pullman Putrajaya on 14-15 May conducted by Rocky Lok, the IWSF World Wakeboard Council member.

Ø    2010 – MWWF launched it’s ambitious 10-Year Development Plan to produce a Waterski World Champion by 2020 and started training 16 young Malaysians from age 5 to 11. WWWC is the main sponsor for this Plan.

Ø    2010 – Malaysian national team comprising Phillipa Yoong (Team Captain), Aaliyah Yoong, Hanis Azemi, Hadi Irfan Rahaizah and Azemi Jusoh (Team Manager) to the Asian Australasian Oceania Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia (04-10 Oct). Medal won: 1 silver (Phillipa Yoong – Asian women’s overall), 1 bronze (Asian women’s slalom).

Ø    2010 – Malaysian national team comprising a very young athletes, Aaliyah Yoong, Hanis Azemi, Hadi Irfan Rahaizah, Shamal Norman Abdul Rahman led by Phillipa Yoong (Team Captain) and Emirul Shahimy Ab Wahab (Team Manager) to the 2nd Asian Beach Games in Muscat, Oman (08-16 Dec). Aaliyah Yoong was presented with a special award by the Muscat Asian Beach Games Organising Committee (MABGOC) for an outstanding performance from the youngest competitor in the Games.

Ø    2010 - MWWF with WWWC has successfully co-organized the 4 rounds of the 2010 Malaysian National Waterski & Wakeboard Championships in Putrajaya. 

Ø    2011 - Malaysian national team comprising Phillipa Yoong and Aaliyah Yoong, led by Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager) participated in the World Waterski Championships in Dubna, Russia (18-24 Jul).

Ø    2011 – MWWF together WWWC organized the Sarawak Wakeboard World Cup and Sarawak Youth Wakeboard Cup in Kuching, East Malaysia (15-18 Sep)

Ø    2011 - Malaysian national team comprising Alex Yoong, Phillipa Yoong, Aaliyah Yoong, Cheah Hsu Ann, Shamal Norman Abdul Rahman, Sophea Ayna Yein, Nur Qamarina Shamsul Anuar, Hanis Azemi, Syahir Nasir, Nadiah Nasir, Hadi Irfan Rahaizah, Dzakri Bohari, Wan Arafan Edruce (Open/U17 Team Waterski & Wakeboard) to the Nautique IWWF Asian Waterski & Wakeboard Championships held in Putrajaya (05-09 Oct). Medals won: 2 Gold Medals (Phillipa Yoong – women’s slalom, Aaliyah Yoong – U17 girls’ tricks), 3 Silver Medals (Shamal Norman – U17 boys slalom and jump, Nadiah Nasir – U17 girls slalom), 2 Bronze Medals (Aaliyah Yoong – women’s tricks, Hanis Azemi – U17 girls’ tricks).    

Ø    2011 – Malaysian national team comprising Alex Yoong, Phillipa Yoong, Aaliyah Yoong, Cheah Hsu Ann, Shamal Norman Abdul Rahman, Zahhar Shamsul Anuar, Zaim Shamsul Anuar, Sophea Ayna Yein, Nur Qamarina Shamsul Anuar (Waterski & Wakeboard) and officials, Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager), Siti Nooraida Mohammad (Assistant Team Manager) and Al Fisal Mohamed Nor (Coach) to the 26th Palembang SEA Games (16-18 Nov). Medals won: 4 Gold Medals (Alex Yoong – men’s overall, Phillipa Yoong – women’s overall and slalom, Aaliyah Yoong – women’s tricks), 2 Silver Medals (Alex Yoong – men’s slalom), and 2 Bronze Medals (Phillipa Yoong – women’s tricks).  Aaliyah Yoong become the youngest ever SEA Games gold medalist at 8 in the 50 years history of the SEA Games.  

Ø    2012 – Present MWWF shift focus to international tournaments participation by our young National Squad members to hone their mental resilience and to gain international experience. 

Ø    2012 – Malaysian national team comprising Alex Yoong, Aaliyah Yoong, Zahhar Shamsul Anuar, Zaim Shamsul Anuar and Qamarina Shamsul Anuar and officials, Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager), Nor Hajariah Ibrahim (Assistant Team Manager) to the 3rd Asian Beach Games, in Haiyang, China (16-22 Jun).

Ø    2012 – Malaysian national team comprising Alex Yoong, Phillipa Yoong, Aaliyah Yoong and officials Ahmad Azuddin Arshad (Team Manager), Hanifah Yoong (Team Coach), Norzeela Sulaiman (Chaperon) to the Asian Waterski Championships in Chuncheon, Korea (25-29 Aug) Medals won: 2 Gold medals (Phillipa Yoong – women’s slalom, Aaliyah Yoong – U17 girls tricks) 1 bronze (Aaliyah Yoong – women’s tricks).  

Ø    2013 - Participation of Aaliyah Yoong accompanied by Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager/Coach) in 2012 World Junior Waterski Championships in Melbourne, Australia (20-24 Feb). Aaliyah entered final and finished 7th.

Ø    2013 – Phillipa Yoong has been appointed as a Jury panel for the 2012 World Junior Waterski Championships in Melbourne, Australia.

Ø    2013 – Malaysian national team comprising Alex Yoong, Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong, Arianna Chow, Nurulanis Mohamad Isa, Syahir Nasir and officials Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager), Marian Malaquin (Team Coach) to the Asian Waterski Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia (25-29 Sep). Medals won: 2 Gold medals (Aaliyah Yoong – Women’s and U17 girls tricks), 1 Silver Medal (Arianna Chow – U17 girls tricks). Aaliyah became the youngest champion in Asian Open Women Tricks at 10.

Ø    2014 – Aaliyah participated in Junior Moomba Masters in Melbourne, Australia (05-06 Mar) and finished silver in tricks.

Ø    2014 – Sent junior athletes, Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong, Adam Yoong, Syahir Nasir, Wong Quinn Wai and Mia Kondrollochis to represent Malaysia to the Indonesia Open & Malindo Jr. Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia (19-23 Mar). Medal won: 3 gold medals (Aaliyah Yoong – U17 girls tricks & slalom, Syahir Nasir – U17 boys slalom), 2 silver medals (Aaliyah Yoong – U17 girls jump, Wong Quinn Wai – U14 boys tricks) 3 bronze medals (Aiden Yoong – U17 boys tricks, Wong Quinn Wai -  U14 boys jump, Adam Yoong – U14 boys tricks)

Ø    2014 – MWWF hosted the Coaches & Judges Development Seminar at Pullman Putrajaya on 24-25 Apr.

Ø    2014 - Malaysian national team comprising Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong, Adam Yoong, Syahir Nasir, Ariana Chow, Cheah Hsu Ann, Ariana Eimer (Open/U17 Team Waterski & Wakeboard) and officials, Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager), Danny Choo (Wakeboard Team Coach), Joakim Chienh (Team Physio) and Angela Eimer (Team Chaperon) to the Asian Ocenian Waterski & Wakeboard Championships in Perth, Australia (05-12 Oct). Medals won: 1 gold (Aaliyah Yoong – AO U17 girls tricks), 4 Silver Medals (Aaliyah Yoong – Asian & AO women’s tricks and Arianna Chow – Asian women’s tricks, Aiden Yoong – Asia U17 boys tricks) and 1 bronze (Arianna Chow – Asian women’s tricks)

Ø    2014 – Malaysian national team comprising Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong, Syahir Nasir, Cheah Hsu Ann, Jeff Oh and officials, Roland Tan (Team Manager), Aznee Mansor (Assistant Team Manager) and Hanifah Yoong (Team Coach) to the 4th Asian Beach Games, in Phuket, Thailand (16-18 Nov). Medals won: 2 Silver Medals (Aaliyah Yoong – Women’s Overall and Tricks), 2 Silver Medal (Alex Yoong – Men’s Overall, Aaliyah – Women’s Jump), and 3 Bronze Medals (Alex Yoong – Men’s Jump and Slalom, Aiden Yoong – Men’s Tricks).  

Ø    2014 – Four (4) Malaysian officials appointed for the 4th Asian Beach Games held in Phuket, Thailand – Phillipa Yoong (Judge), Norzeela Sulaiman (Asst. Scorer), Danny Choo (Waterski Boat Driver) and Emirul Shahimy Ab Wahab (Wakeboard Boat Driver).

Ø    2015 – Malaysian national team comprising Alex Yoong, Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong and Syahir Nasir, Cheah Hsu Ann, Jeff Oh, Adam Yoong (Team Waterski & Wakeboard) and officials, Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager), Roland Tan (Assistant Team Manager), Larry Gisler (Waterski Team Coach), Al Fisal Mohamed Nor (Wakeboard Team Coach) and Norzeela Sulaiman (Team Chaperon) to the 28th Singapore SEA Games (10-14 Jun). Medals won: 2 Gold medals (Aaliyah Yoong – Women’s Overall and Tricks), 2 Silver Medal (Alex Yoong – Men’s Overall, Aaliyah – Women’s Jump), and 3 Bronze Medals (Alex Yoong – Men’s Jump and Slalom, Aiden Yoong – Men’s Tricks).

Ø    2015 – Participation of Malaysian national team comprising Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong, Adam Yoong and officials, Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager), Norzeela Sulaiman (Chaperon) in the World U21 Championships in Sesena, Spain (03-05 Jul).

Ø    2015 – Malaysian national team comprising Alex Yoong, Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong, Arianna Chow, Syahir Nasir, Cheah Hsu Ann & Ariana Eimer and officials, Norzeela Sulaiman (Team Manager), Phillipa Yoong (Waterski Team Coach) and Danny Choo (Wakeboard Team Coach to the Asian Waterski & Wakeboard Championships in Bangkok, Thailand (04-08 Nov). Medals won: 2 Gold medals (Arianna Chow – U17 girls tricks & Aiden Yoong – U17 boys tricks), 2 Silver Medals (Aaliyah Yoong – Women Tricks & Overall), 1 bronze (Team Overall).

Ø    2015 - Participation of Aaliyah Yoong accompanied by Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager/Coach) in 2015 World Waterski Championships in Chapala, Mexico (17-22 Nov).

Ø    2016 – En. Ahmad Azuddin Arshad has been appointed as a Vice President of IWWF Asia.

Ø    2016 - Malaysian national team comprising Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong, Adam Yoong, Arianna Chow, Syahir Nasir, Ariana Eimer and Cheah Hsu Ann (Open/U17 Team Waterski & Wakeboard) and officials, Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager), Phillipa Yoong (Waterski Team Coach) and Al Fisal Mohamed Nor (Wakeboard Team Coach) to The Asian Waterski & Wakeboard Championships at Yeonggwang-gun, Korea  (23-27 Aug). Medals won: 5 Gold medals (Aaliyah Yoong – U17 girls slalom, tricks, jump, overall & Team Overall) 3 Silver Medals (Arianna Chow – U17 girls tricks & slalom, Aiden – U17 boys tricks).

Ø    2016 – IWWF selected Aaliyah for 2017 World Games in Wroclaw, Poland (22-29 Jun). Aaliyah had set another historic mark to become the youngest skier to be selected for the World Games at only 13 years of age.

Ø    2017- Participation of Malaysian national team comprising Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong, Adam Yoong and official, Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager) in 2016 World Junior Championship in Santiago, Chile (05-09 Jan).

Ø    2017 – Three (3) Malaysian officials appointed for 2016 Junior World Championships held in Chile - Phillipa Yoong (Judge), Norzeela Sulaiman (Assistant Scorer) and Danny Choo (Boat Driver).

Ø    2017 - Malaysian national team comprising Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong, Adam Yoong, Syahir Nasir, Ariana Eimer (Team Waterski & Wakeboard) and officials, Ahmad Azuddin Arshad (Team Manager), Hanifah Yoong (Team Coach) to The Asian Oceanian Waterski & Wakeboard Championships, New Zealand (01-05 Feb). Medals won: 2 Gold medals (Aaliyah Yoong – Asian & AO Women’s Tricks), 1 Silver Medal (Aiden – Asian U17 boys tricks) and 2 Bronze Medals (Aaliyah Yoong – Asian women’s overall & Ariana Eimer – Asian women wakeboard). Aaliyah broke Asian and New Zealand tricks record.

Ø    2017 – Malaysian national team comprising Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong, Adam Yoong, Syahir Nasir, Nadiah Nasir, Rody Sofian Buang, Cheah Hsu Ann Nasir (Team Waterski & Wakeboard) and officials, Ahmad Azuddin Arshad (Team Manager), Fadhilah Junkipli (Assistant Team Manager), (Hanifah Yoong (Head of Coach), Larry Gisler (Waterski & Wakeboard Team Coach), to the 29th Kuala Lumpur SEA Games (25-29 Aug). Medals won: 4 Gold medals (Aaliyah Yoong – Women’s Overall, Jump and Tricks, Adam – Men’s tricks), 1 Silver Medal (Aaliyah – Women’s slalom) and 2 Bronze Medals (Syahir Nasir – Men’s Overall and Slalom). 

Ø    2018 – Aaliyah has been invited for a 3rd time in the 26th US Junior Masters at Atlanta, USA (25 May) and won silver in Tricks.

Ø    2018 - Participation of Malaysian national team comprising Aaliyah Yoong, Aiden Yoong, Adam Yoong and official, Hanifah Yoong (Team Manager), Norzeela Sulaiman (Chaperon) and Larry Gisler (Team Coach) in 2018 World Junior Waterski Championships in Sesena, Spain (02-05 Aug). Aaliyah finished with 4th position in Tricks and 5th position in Overall.

 

INTERNATIONAL WATERSKI EVENTS PARTICIPATION BY MWWF

YEAR

EVENT

ACHIEVEMENTS / MEDALS

1991

IWSF Asian Championships, KL

Maiden Participation by Malaysia in an international

1992

Junior Worlds, Columbia

Just Alex Yoong participated

1993

IWSF World Championships, Singapore

Phillipa 37th overall in the world

1994

IWSF Asian Championships, KL, Malaysia

Phillipa Yoong 1 silver slalom, 1 bronze jump

1995

IWSF Asian Championships, Kunming, China

Participated (National team comprised Alex Yoong, Phillipa Yoong, Adam Lokman, Alfie Othman)

1997

SEA Games, Jakarta, Indonesia

Phillipa Yoong 1 gold jump, 2 bronzes slalom & tricks. Alex Yoong 1 silver slalom (National team comprised Phillipa Yoong, Alex Yoong, Adam Lokman)

1998

IWSF Asian C’ships, Changsa, China

Participated

1999

IWSF Asian Championships, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE

Phillipa Yoong 1 bronze slalom

2008

3-7 Sept: IWSF Asian Australian Championships, Chuncheong, Korea

2008 IWSF Putrajaya Waterski World Cup

 

Nov: IWSF Coaching Seminar, Beijing China

Phillipa Yoong 5th Asian Women’s Wakeboard, 4th Asia Women’s Slalom

 

Phillipa Yoong became Malaysia’s first ever wild card entry in Women’s Slalom in a World Cup

MWSF sent Phillipa Yoong as participant

2009

May-Rd1 Putrajaya Waterski & Wakeboard Junior Cup

Malaysian team won 7 Golds out of 11 Gold medals

2010

MWWF launched it’s ambitious 10 Year Plan to produce a World Champion by 2020

Oct-AAO Championships, Jakarta, Indonesia

Dec-Asian Beach Games, Muscat, Oman

 

 

Phillipa won 2nd Overall, 3rd Slalom

Phillipa placed 4th, Aaliyah 5th, Hanis 6th

2011

Jul-World Waterski C’ship, Dubna, Russia

Oct-Asian Open/U17 Championships, Putrajaya

 

 

Nov-26th SEA Games, Palembang, Indonesia

Phillipa & Aaliyah Yoong participated.

Phillipa won gold in slalom and Aaliyah won gold in U17 tricks. Nadiah won silver U17 Slalom. Shamal won silver in U17 Slalom and Jump. Aaliyah won bronze in Open Tricks, Hanis won bronze in U17 tricks.

Phillipa Yoong won 2 golds, Alex Yoong 1 gold and Aaliyah Yoong 1 gold to become the youngest ever SEA Games gold medalist at 8 in the 50 years history of the Games

2012

Jun-3rd Asian Beach Games, Haiyang, China

Jul-Coup De Meuzac, France

Aug-Asian Championships, Chuncheon, Korea

 

 

Alex 8th in Men’s Tricks, Aaliyah 7th in Women’s Tricks.

Aaliyah at 9 yrs old participated and won 1st in U14 Girls Tricks. Broke Nat record.

Phillipa retained her Asian slalom crown with a gold. Aaliyah retained her U17 Junior Champion title at age 9.

 

2013

Feb-2012 World Junior (U17) C’ships, Mulwala, Australia.

Mar-Junior Moomba Masters, Melbourne, Australia

May- IWWF World Cup, Palembang, Indonesia

Jun-San Gervasio International, Italy

Jul-WWUT International Cup, Fischlham, Austria

Sep-Asian Championships, Jakarta, Indonesia

IWWF World Championships, Chile

Aaliyah also entered the finals of the World Junior Championships for U17 in Mulwala, Australia to finish 7th.

Aaliyah has been invited to participate and finished 7th.

Aaliyah as a wild card - 9th position in Women tricks

Aaliyah participated and won 2nd in U14 to Open Women’s Tricks

Aaliyah participated and won 3rd in U12 to Open Women’s Tricks

Aaliyah became the youngest champion in Asian Open Women Tricks at 10

Participated

2014

World Rankings for 4 young Malaysians

 

Mar-Junior Moomba Masters, Melbourne, Australia

Mar-Malindo Junior Cup, Jakarta, Indonesia

 

Aug-4th Flip & Jump Contest, San Gervasio, Italy

Sep-Asian Cup, Makassar, Indonesia
Oct-Asian Oceanian Championships, Perth Australia

 

Nov-4th Asian Beach Games, Phuket, Thailand

Aaliyah ranked 8th in U17 girls & 38th in Open Women in the world with Syahir Nasir, Arianna Chow and Aiden also appearing in the world ranking lists

Aaliyah won silver in tricks

Aaliyah won 3 golds & 1 silver U17, Syahir I gold U17, Quinn Wai 1 silver U14, Aiden 1 silver U14, Adam 1 bronze U14.

Aaliyah 2nd U17 Tricks, Arianna 2nd U14 Tricks and Aiden 2nd U14 Tricks

Aaliyah won gold and Arianna won bronze in Women’s Tricks

Aaliyan won gold U17 tricks and silver for women tricks, Arianna won silver U17 tricks and bronze in women tricks. Aiden won silver in Asian U17 tricks.

Aaliyah won silver in Women’s Tricks

2015

Mar-Junior Moomba Masters, Melbourne, Australia

Mar-Indonesian Open, Bandung, Indonesia

 

Jul-SEA Games, Bedok, Singapore

 

Nov-Asian C’ship, Bangkok, Thailand

 

Nov-World C’ship, Chapala, Mexico

IWWF U21 World Championships, Sesena, Spain

Aaliyah won 3rd in Tricks

Aaliyah won gold in Open women tricks. Broke Asian record in Tricks set by China’s E-Min in 1995.

Aaliyah won 2 golds & 1 silver, Alex won 1 silver & 1 Bronze and Aiden won 1 bronze. Overall: 2 golds, 2 silvers and 3 bronzes

Arianna won 1 gold, Aiden won 1 gold, Aaliyah won 2 silvers. 1 bronze for Team Overall. Overall: 2 golds, 2 silvers and 1 bronze.

Aaliyah participated.

Participated. (Team comprised Aaliyah and Aiden Yoong)

2016

Mar-Junior Moomba Masters, Melbourne, Australia

May-Sunset Cup Masters LCQ, Orlando, USA

May-24th US Junior Masters, Orlando, USA

Aug-Malaysian Nationals (Intl Invitations), Putrajaya

 

Aug-Asian Championships, Yeonggwang, Korea

Aaliyah 4th in Tricks.

Aaliyah broke new Asian Record in Tricks

Aaliyah 4th position.

Aaliyah won 2 golds, Arianna 1 silver & 1 bronze, Hsu Ann gold in WB and Ariana Eimer silver in WB.

Overall: 6 golds, 1 silver. National Team comprised of Aaliyah, Arianna, Aiden, Adam & Syahir)

2017

Jan-2016 Junior World Championships, Chile

Feb-Asian Oceanian Championships, New Zealand

Mar-Junior Moomba Masters, Melbourne, Australia

May-Florida Inboards Open, Florida, USA

 

May-25th US Junior Masters, Orlando, USA

May-Sunset Lakes Cup Masters LCQ, Florida, USA

SEA Games, Putrajaya, Malaysia

Participated. National Team comprised of Aaliyah, Aiden & Adam Yoong.

Aaliyah won 1 gold and broke Asian record and New Zealand record.

Aaliyah 3rd in Tricks

Aaliyah broke National record in Jump, Syahir in Slalom and Adam in Tricks and Aiden in U17 Tricks.

Aaliyah 4th in Tricks.

Aaliyah 3rd U17 Tricks, Adam 1st U13 Tricks (Broke Nat record)

won 3 golds, Adam won 1 gold to become the youngest male gold medalist at 9 in the 52 years history of the Games. Overall medals: 4 golds, 1 silver and 2 Bronze

2018

Feb-SEA Friendship, Jakarta, Indonesia

Mar-Junior Moomba Masters, Melbourne, Australia.

Mar-Latrobe International, Victoria, Australia

May-Florida Inboards, Florida, USA

May-26th Junior US Master, Callaway Gardens, USA

Aug-Junior World Championships, Sesena, Spain

Aaliyah won gold in tricks, Slalom & Jump.

Aaliyah 5th in tricks,  11th slalom, 6th Jump and 5th Overall.

Aaliyah 3rd Tricks, 5th Slalom, 4th Jump, Adam 2nd U21 Tricks and Aiden 3rd.

Aaliyah broke National record in Jump and Adam in Tricks.

Aaliyah won silver in Tricks.

Aaliyah 4th in Tricks and 5th in overall, National Team comprised Aaliyah, Aiden and Adam Yoong.

 

 

 
         
         

 

 

 

 

 

     

 

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