
In today’s world of show skiing, the Rock Aqua Jays are as
good as it gets. As the reigning U.S. champion, the 150-member team
is gearing up to go after a record 14th title at nationals in
August. With the once-popular professional shows closing at an
alarming rate – including the high-profile ones at SeaWorld
Orlando in September and Cypress Gardens in April – the Aqua
Jays are helping to keep show skiing alive. They’re doing it
with incomparable dedication, envelope-pushing stunts and most
important, pure cheese.
To read WaterSki magazine's full account of show
skiing and the Rock Aqua Jays, check out the July 2003 issue of
WaterSki. Here we present a broad sampling of what's
available in show skiing today.
Where to See a Show
Top amateur teams
Rock Aqua Jays
Janesville, Wisconsin
“Jayverly Ski-Billies”
Wednesdays and Sundays through Aug. 31
www.rockaquajays.org
Wonder Lake Water Ski Show Team
Wonder Lake, Illinois
“Formula H2O: Elements for Excellence”
Most Fridays through Aug. 15
www.wonderlakeskiteam.org
Little Crow Water Ski Team
New London, Minnesota
“My Big Fat Crow Wedding”
Fridays through Aug. 29
www.littlecrow.com
Mad-City Ski Team
Madison, Wisconsin
“The Resurrection”
Sundays through Aug. 31
www.velocitycomputing.com/madcity/index.html
Aqua Skiers
Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin
“Skivivor Mexico”
Thursdays and Sundays through Aug. 7
aquaskiers.waterski.org
Top professional shows
Tommy Bartlett Show
Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
Daily through Sept. 1
www.tommybartlett.com
Indiana Beach
Monticello, Indiana
Daily through Aug. 17
www.indianabeach.com
SeaWorld San Antonio
San Antonio, Texas
Daily through Aug. 17; Aug. 22-24; Aug. 29-Sept. 1
www.seaworld.com
Six Flags Marine World
Vallejo, California
Daily through Sept. 28
www.sixflags.com
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