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Mon,
19th Jul 10
MALAYSIAN
WATERSKI & WAKEBOARD CHAMPIONSHIP RD3 - HEADLINES & RESULTS
Event
Headlines:
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· Sasha
Christian of Singapore, Asian Women Wakeboard Champion, takes top podium
spot in Wakeboard Open event against tough competition.
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· Kuwait
participated for the first time in Malaysia, with a 7-strong contingent,
taking home a win by Falah Adel Al-Falah in wakeboard men novice.
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· Former
Formula 1 racer, Alex Yoong back in waterski competition and wins Jump
event with 31m with hardly any pre-event practices after a 13 year lay-off
from waterskiing.
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· Former
British Junior Champion, Mark Simmons, wins Slalom Open event.
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· Malaysia’s
head coach, Phillipa Yoong wins Shortboard Open, second in Jump and
Slalom.
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· Anakin
Ali, 8, breaks his own Malaysian boys’ Shortborad record with a score of
1040 points in his second ever tournament in shortboard.
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Shamal Norman of
Malaysia scores an impressive 21.25m winning jump in novice jump event
having just started jumping in March this year.
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· Youngest
competitor in rd 3 six year old Aaliyah Yoong Hanifah rewrite Malaysian
Girls’ Shortboard record with 960 points.
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International
Waterski & Wakeboard Asian Australasian Oceania Confederation President,
Paul Fong, announces that the IWWF AAO will consider MWWF’s bid for the
2011 IWWF Asian Waterski & Wakeboard Championship.
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Putrajaya City’s
President, Tan Sri Samsudin Osman, graced the presentation ceremony and
gave away medals to winners.
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China’s national
shortboard coach and world’s top 10 ranked shortboard skier with 6,800
points to her credit, E Min, evaluated Malaysia’s junior shortboard skiers
at rd 3 and offered support to coach Malaysia’s skiers.
Statistics of entries::
Singapore (SIN) - 17, Kuwait (KUW)
- 7, Indonesia (INA) - 6, Great Britain (GBR) - 4, France (FRA) - 5, Japan (JPN)
- 1, Canada (CAN) - 2, Malaysia (MAL) - 40.
Gold Medal winners:
Aaliyah Yoong Hanifah 6+ (MAL) in
shortboard girls under 15, Yerikho Tobias Sinaga 13+ (INA) in shortboard
boys under 15, Phillipa Yoong (MAL) in shortboard men & women open, Shamal
Norman (MAL) in jump men & women novice, Alex Yoong (MAL) in jump men & woen
open, Kalya Kee (SIN) in wakeboard men & women intermediate, Nadya Atalia
Sinaga (INA) in wakeboard women novice, Falah Adel Al-Falah (KUW) in
wakeboard men novice, Styfany Foo (SIN) in wakeboard women intermediate,
Jeremy Chng Chee Kiang (SIN) in wakeboard men intermediate, Nadiah Nasir 14+
(MAL) in slalom girls under 15, Shamal Norman (MAL) in slalom boys under 15,
Hadi Irfan Rahaizah (MAL) in slalom boys & girls under 10, Mark Simmons (GBR)
in slalom men & women open, Sasha Christian (SIN) in wakeboard men & women
open.
Gold medals table:
Malaysia – 7, Singapore – 4, Indonesia – 2, Kuwait – 1, Great Britain – 1.
Full results:
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