Arizona Results and Recap - Day Two
Once again, Phoenix turned out to be hot. Shocker. Turns out the arid desert climate is perfect for creating rider-melting, shaved-ice-craving, slider-sticking sultriness that again turned normal crowds into cave people who sweated out roughly 47 times their normal daily intake of water. Over 80 riders melted into the Phoenix pavement, never to be seen again. We consulted with junior mens phenom Bob Soven on some of his thoughts (the grammar is unedited, but some content was heavily edited for general decency). "Phoenix was one of the most unbearable dry heated places, the lake was glassed over with left over jet boat fuel, layers of salt and much more unknown elements. The wakeboarding was great with many hammers and straight airs being performed on the unsavory waters. We saw the first toeside seven hundred degree turn in the womens division from amber wing she came out on second not a bad showing from the pro women they have nice butts. Junior men was pushing the pros again, Danny Burnstien, Bob Soven, Harley Clifford, Jimmy Lariche all threw down. I started off with a fall but came back to battle with the money maker, nose crobius to the flats, back 5 and heel 9 off the double up (2 for 2 this year honestly never even tried one at home just a contest thing ha) good enough for second only lost by 1.5 points. Harley had a couple rough falls but still pulled out third. Jimmy did the usual slashing killing the rails, water, air and sea monsters throwing tricks unspeakable taking the top spot on the podium. Pro men had quite the showing, Rusty started out with back to back heel sevens, J.D. rode smooth into third, he's made every finals this year kudos to J.D. on that. Now Bob's brother (Phillip Soven) had quite the run with some speculations at the end of his second pass where he fell and got a jolting injury nothing long term, enough to keep him on the boat for a good 10 minutes. Some thought phil was faking words were exchanged, actions were not taken so on and so on. Bob's brother hit his double up won in fairy tale fashion, but not before the drama went down. That is why we are called wakeboarders hopefully we get a tv show soon on MTV that gets the inside scoop on all the drama kind of a laguna beach but with grown men doing there oh so hard profession of being a pro wakeboarder." -Bob Soven
Sunday, June 29 – Final Results:
Pro Men
Finals - Heat 01
1 Phillip Soven USA 96.00
2 Rusty Malinoski CAN 88.50
3 JD Webb USA 78.75
4 Tino Santori USA 76.75
Pro Women
Finals - Heat 01
1 Nicola Butler UK 93.25
2 Amber Wing AUS 81.50
3 Melissa Marquardt USA 74.25
4 Raimi Merritt USA 74.00
5 Shelby Kantar USA 70.25
6 Emily Copeland Durham USA 56.75
Jr. Men (14-18)
Finals - Heat 01
1 Jimmy LaRiche USA 89.50
2 Robert Soven USA 88.00
3 Harley Clifford AUS 84.25
4 Danny Burnstein USA 78.25
Jr. Men (14-18)
Semifinals - Heat 01
1 Harley Clifford AUS 98.00
2 Robert Soven USA 88.00
3 Stephen Cahail USA 76.50
4 Jarrod Askew AUS 72.25
5 Jacob Valdez USA 65.25
Jr. Men (14-18)
Semifinals - Heat 02
1 Jimmy LaRiche USA 96.00
2 Danny Burnstein USA 84.50
3 Julian Cohen USA 84.50
4 Daniel Powers USA 73.50
5 Steel Lafferty USA 45.00
Pro Men
Semifinals - Heat 01
1 Rusty Malinoski CAN 90.50
2 JD Webb USA 89.00
3 Aaron Rathy CAN 83.75
4 Adam Fields USA 67.75
5 Randall Harris USA 48.00
Pro Men
Semifinals - Heat 02
1 Phillip Soven USA 92.00
2 Tino Santori USA 86.50
3 Shawn Watson USA 83.25
4 Adam Errington SCT 76.25
5 Austin Hair USA 62.00
Pro Men
Quarterfinals - Heat 01
1 Shawn Watson USA 93.00
2 Randall Harris USA 87.25
3 Andrew Adkison USA 84.00
4 Chris O'Shea AUS 75.75
Pro Men
Quarterfinals - Heat 02
1 Adam Errington SCT 95.00
2 Tino Santori USA 92.75
3 Corey Bradley CAN 78.75
4 Olivier Derome USA 73.50
Pro Men
Quarterfinals - Heat 03
1 JD Webb USA 95.50
2 Adam Fields USA 90.75
3 Sean O'Brien USA 81.00
4 Dean Smith AUS 58.75
Pro Men
Quarterfinals - Heat 04
1 Rusty Malinoski CAN 97.00
2 Austin Hair USA 90.00
3 Zane Schwenk USA 78.50
4 Chad Sharpe CAN 74.50
Pro Men
Quarterfinals - Heat 05
1 Phillip Soven USA 94.50
2 Aaron Rathy CAN 88.00
3 Trevor Hansen USA 87.00
4 Dustin O'Ferrall CAN 71.50
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