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Sign Up for INT Membership Today! Save time at the event, purchase your membership early this year. 
An INT/WWA membership is required at all INT Events. The annual membership is good for all events in any state for the 2010 tour season. Membership includes an INT League T-shirt (while supplies last) and 30% off the iDrive Drivers Training program. Membership cards will be mailed to you. INT Membership does not include Event Registration Fees. 

Step 1: Please take our 2010 survey before purchasing Membership.

Step 2: Select Membership

$60.00 Annual Membership – Receive an official INT/WWA membership card valid to participate in both INT and WWA sanctioned events through Jan. 1, 2011 and annual accidental medical insurance. 

$50.00 Waterski Membership – Receive an official INT/WWA membership card valid to participate at only INT events in waterski divisions only through through Jan. 1, 2011 and annual accidental medical insurance. 

$30.00 Guest Membership – Mandatory minimum, One event accidental medical insurance. 

  

Step 3: Event Registration

Entry fee’s are required for each tournament. Keep in mind that the weekends we have a tournament on a Saturday and a seperate tournament on Sunday, that there will be a registration fee for each day. Membership is annually. You can purchase early registration and save $5 or you can pay at the registration booth the day of each tournament. You may also purchase your membership on site if you wish. Keep in mind that we cannot except credit or debit cards on site.

Early Entry Fee’s if Purchased at least 7 days before the tournament:

Early Registration Adult (Purchased at least two weeks before the tournament)	$35
Early Registration Collegiate	$30
Early Registration Youth (12 and younger)	$30
Each Additional Division	$20

On Site Entry Fee’s:

Adult Registration	$40.00
Youth and Collegiate Registration (12 and younger)	$35.00
Additional Divisions	$20.00
Family Registration (after first two full paying family members)	$20.00

Family Discount on Entry Fee’s:
Arkansas INT promotes family participation at our events and we would like to see more mom and dads competing along with their children. We would like to make this easier by offering family discounts on registration fee’s. After the second full price family member that competes, each additional immediate family member that competes will pay only $20.
 
You need to bring:
Your ski, wakeboard, kneeboard, or wakeskate, vest, your own rope and handle if you want (one will be provided if needed). Helmet is required for wakeboard, kneeboard, and wakeskate. Helmets are provided on the dock if you need one. 

We provide:
Boat, rope and handle, helmets, and a great time.

  

Surf Judging Format

Divisons:

• WS Lasso – All ages, for riders who are working on dropping the rope
• WS Men’s Open
• WS Women’s Open

 Judging Criteria

 Judging – Riders are encouraged to perform a smooth flowing routine with a wide variety of tricks.  Each trick should be executed as cleanly as possible and taken to its limit.  Judges will score riders based trick and style components.  Completion of a pass without falls should be highly rewarded in the amateur divisions.  Falls are not reflected in Style scores.  Within a division, the performance of all riders shall be evaluated by the same panel of judges.

 Judge Riders on the following:

1. Most difficult maneuvers
2. Maneuvers with most power
3. Maneuvers with most style
4. Maneuvers with most progression (charging the maneuver as opposed to attempting it with caution)
5. New age maneuvers presented successfully
6. Activity (time spent being progressive, endurance of rider)
7. Wake usage (using the whole wake, especially far back where it is most difficult)

 Scoring – Scoring will use a scale from 1 to 10.  Judges score each rider after each riders run.  Care should be taken to watch the riders run as tricks are performed quickly.  At the end of each heat, judges will give score sheets to boat judge.  Each judge should review his score sheets to insure they have scored each rider and written that on the score sheet before relinquishing control of the score sheet.  Judges notes should support their ranking.  Subsequently the boat judge sums the points for each individual rider.  This summation process should be completed at the conclusion of each heat.  The boat judge then ranks each rider in descending order based upon total points: 1^st, 2^nd, etc. In the event of a tie in total points, the judges will check their notes and collaborate on the final ranking.  Once this is complete, a summary sheet is prepared.  The Division will be listed as a section heading and then each rider’s name and ranking will be listed in descending order.  Each rider in each division will be included.  This summary sheet will be transmitted to the organizer/chief judge or individual responsible for presentation of awards.  Care should be taken to insure proper control of the Judges Score sheets, the summation ranking sheet and the summary sheet used for presentation.

     Composition –

• Reflects the overall composition of the run, which should include range of tricks completed, style appropriate tricks, division appropriate tricks, compound tricks, unique tricks with grabs and personal flair or other embellishments.
• Did the rider do a number of different tricks throughout the run?
• Was the degree of difficulty appropriate to the division?
• Were multiple trick strung together?
• Were the tricks unique and include grabs, and other moves?
• Did the rider add their own personal flair?

• Intensity –
  • Reflects the riders ability to “go big”. Intensity is an assessment of the level of aggressiveness of the run.  The rider will receive a higher intensity score if they put forth a maximum effort in each trick they perform.
  • Did the rider get “big air” on their aerial tricks?
  • On carving maneuvers did the rider perform them rapidly and in tight arcs?
  • Were the tricks performed aggressively?
• Technical –
  • Reflects the overall execution of the tricks with the minimal amount of errors.  Successful tricks masterfully executed will receive a higher score than those executed poorly.
  • Was the ride in control and clean with minimal errors?
  • Did the rider perform high risk tricks relative to their division?
  • Did the rider link difficult tricks?

 One Pass Format – The rider will be allowed two falls; their ride will be finished on the third fall.  The coordinator can adjust the allowable fall total to meet event requirements and may limit all riders to one pass due to venue or time constraints.

 WakeSurf Trick List Below

 Wakesurf Trick List

 Pumping – turning up and down the face of the wake to gain speed

Stalling – applying pressure to your back foot to slow down or “stall”

Floater – when a rider and board “float” on top of the wake

Lip slide – just like a floater but the board is sideways

Spray – gouging into the face of the wake to create the water under you to explode and spra 

Fire Hydrant – placing one hand on the board and taking your front foot off

Posing – doing hand and body gestures while riding for cool style points

Hang 5 – Rider extends front foot (toes) over the front of board

 Hang 10 – Same as above but with both feet

 Rail Grabs – Grabbing the board’s rails while the board is on the wake

Cutbacks – bashing off the lip of the wake with the board – the more extreme and risky the better

Paddle back in – going to the extreme rear of the wake, throwing down on the board and paddling back into the power zone.  This can also be done by pulling the outside rail of the board to bring it back to the power zone.

Tubing It – throwing down on the board and sliding back into the tube until covered up – the deeper the better and then popping out and standing back up on the board

Switch Stance – riding with the opposite foot forward

180 Spin – spinning 180 on the wake – board and rider spin

Airs – launching off the lip with board into the air and landing back on the wake

One Hand Grab – grabbing one rail of the board while the board is airborne above wake

Double Hand Grab – same as above, but with two hands

360 Spin – Spinning 360 while on the face of the wake

540 Spin – 540 while on the face of the wake

720 Spin – 720 while on the face of the wake

Body Varial (180) – Rider jumps and does 180 and lands back on board

Alley oop air 180  - Same as above but spinning a backside 180

180 Shuv-It – spin the board 180 and land back on the board, rider stays in same position