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 Posted @ 3:24 PM, 9/1/2010 Rusty Malinoski: On my way home from Canada real fun time butt can't wait for some hot weather! Posted @ 12:31 PM, 9/1/2010Posted @ 11:42 AM, 9/1/2010  Posted @ 4:33 PM, 8/31/2010 Adam Errington: Home, health kick and shredding before double or nothing and expo awards! Making moves! Posted @ 8:04 AM, 8/31/2010 |
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5 questions with BOB Soven
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1. How long have you been waiting for this moment in history to finally land at home with your first pro win?
Since I was four and got up for the first time I have wanted to win but never fathomed winning a pro event so this honestly came from the blue and it still has not sunk in yet.
2. Not many in history have broke through with there first win in there rookie year. What contribution do you think helped you break through?
Well all the past successful rookies showing that its possible, Parks did it his rookie year why not try to follow in his footsteps.
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| Posted on: July 27th, 2010
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Bob Soven claims first ever Pro Tour win in Colorado!
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Colorado Springs, Colo. – Fans lined the shores of Memorial Park today to catch the final rounds of action at the MasterCraft Pro Wakeboard Tour stop in Colorado Springs. Riders in the Pro Men and Jr. Pro Men division spent the day battling it out on the water behind the MasterCraft X-Star in hopes of winning the fourth stop of the 2010 season.
The pros kicked off the day with their quarterfinal round of action, where 20 riders hit the water in five heats of four to battle for a spot in the semifinals. Only the top two pros from each heat advanced, cutting the field of riders in half and creating some massive upsets in the process, as top seeds Rusty Malinoski (#2) and Austin Hair (#4) both failed to advance past the quar ...
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| Posted on: July 27th, 2010
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Dallas checks in after her knee surgery
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Well if you haven't already heard the bad news, I unfortunately was injured on June 11th at the Pro Wakeboard Tour stop in Dallas Fort Worth Texas. Very bummed to say the injury results were ACL, MCL, PCL, Meniscus, and Patella tendon were completely blown and torn, and reconstruction of the right knee was going to be taking place in order to fix all the damage. I fell on a tantrum to blind. Thought I had it and was going to stomp it, but wow, I was wrong. The trick itself was perfect, I watched the video, but when I land instead of landing on edge riding away, I landed and as I was going to absorb the landing and bend my knees like normal, I landed and my front knee just buckled and literally crumbled and fully was bent side ... More > |
| Posted on: July 27th, 2010
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