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Region 8 Watersports Production Blasts Off in 2005

With typical April weather ranging from sunny and 70 degrees to a brief but strong storm and stiff spring breezes, Watersport Productions kicked off the 2005 Racing Season.  Turnout was excellent with great racing action.  Participants traveled from as far away as Canada, Michigan, upstate New York, New Hampshire, Pittsburgh, as well as the usual Mid-Atlantic "local" origins.

Highlight riders who reigned supreme were Jim Moyer who was the Top Overall Finisher both days of Supercourse Racing on his Hot Rod sounding Sea-Doo RXP.  Ronnie "Not too Tall" Walker showed the Ski Class the quick line around the Supercourse.  Beshka Morelli returned from Maternity leave to out distance Tiffany Guiliano in Women's Supercourse.  In Team Racing, Bill Beneker needed two teammates throughout the weekend.  Bill is older then his combined teammates.  Todd Schaefer made the most trips to the payout window winning several classes.  The newly implemented Junior Class made it's debut and what a show they put on!  With their parents beaming with pride, they displayed sportsmanship and skill beyond their years.  They rode like Champions they are destined to be.  As a group they single handedly made the future of our sport look bright.  For these reasons this writer believes they deserve the largest ovation.  Way to go Juniors!  -- Harold

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Watersport Productions in Mid-Season Form.

Region 8's Watersport Productions reached the middle of it's 2005 Season the weekend of June 18th & 19th on the beaches of Wildwood, New Jersey and wild it turned out to be.  The town had a Fireworks Show Friday Night that had the early birds arriving under the Rockets Red Glare.  Adding to the excitement was the short walk to one of the largest Boardwalks and it's many amusements, you got to believe this was going to be an awesome place to have a Watercross!

The first day started innocent enough with clear skies and light winds.  The weather was perfect for the races and the cookout afterwards that Watersport Productions provided.  Then somebody had to ask for some choppier surf.  Mother nature obliged with a stiff wind out of the northeast for Sunday.  The resulting Surf challenged everyone's negotiating skills.  Everybody except Rudy Rinderer from nearby Bayville, New Jersey who is no stranger to these conditions.  Rudy put his experience to good use and won the Supercourse Overall both days claiming the bonus money and the Riva Bucks that went with it.  This also ended Jim Moyer's win streak at four overalls.  Hats off to Jim and his crew who always have a long ride from Pittsburgh, PA to these coastal Region Events.  Not only do they arrive with a smile but Pittsburgh Watercraft also donated Primo Slippery Gearbags to raffle.  Thanks Guys!

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This racer (Mark McCahan) lost his life to Melanoma cancer.  His parents have been donating $125.00 each year on his behalf for a particular person from our region to benefit his or her going to Havasu.  www.watersportproductions.com