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Club competing at this weekend’s Division 2 Show Ski Nationals are: Jim Aksamit,
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Bethany Bunce, Krista Burk, Mikayla Elliott, Michaela Galganski, Garrett Gillham,
Kyle Goes, Elise Grum, Keith Hanse, Greg Hilgendorf, Mike Hilgendorf, Kevin
Kahn, Celie Koth, Ryan Koth, Scott Koth, Katelyn Kozlowski, Peggy Lane, Alex
Loka, Mickey Loka, Magee Renn, Ciana Rose, Hailey Schaper, Mike Schaper, Anna
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Wendland, Sherrie Wendland, Dan Winter and Gene Winter.
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You’ve come a long way, Baby!
By Tom Colstad
Tomahawk Leader Sports Editor
sports@tomahawkleader.com
From its start in 1961 when
13 local water skiers formed the
Kwahamot (Tomahawk spelled
backwards) Water Ski Club, the
group has been entertaining friends,
True champions
aren't always the ones
that win, but those
with the most guts.
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Back in 1960, the city of
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Tomahawk hired a troupe of
professional water skiers to highlight
the local Aqua Days celebration. A
young local water skier named Rod
Greil approached the Tomahawk
Jaycees and told them that he could
put together a water ski show equal
to that of the professional show.
The Jaycees took Greil’s assertion
seriously and agreed to give Greil a
shot at proving his claim.
Greil and Bob Henderson,
together with several friends and
neighbors, choreographed some acts
and despite poor water conditions
and inclement weather put on a
successful show. That effort paved
the way for the formation of the
Kwahamot Water Ski Club and its
crowd-appealing shows today.
Over the next 50 years,
membership in the Kwahamots
has grown to a historical roster of
almost 350, including more than
40 currently active members. Most
of the club’s members originally
hailed from Tomahawk and grew up
watching other T-hawkers perform
on the water. The club is strictly
amateur, and no one receives any
monetary compensation for his/her
services.
With the help of many area
people, projects were finished that
added to the quality of the water
ski show, including a dredged river
bottom, addition of a seating section,
ski jump, T-shaped dock, lighting
system, loud speaker system,
permanent bleachers, lowered beach
grade, retaining walls, sodded show
grounds, parking areas, concessions,
restrooms and a new chalet/
boathouse built in 1993.
Because it is protected from
wind on all sides, Kwahamot Bay
on the Wisconsin River is nationally
known as one of the best “natural
lakes” for water skiing. Testament
to the quality of the Kwahamot
facility is that it was chosen to be
the site for this three-day national
championship tournament, as well
as several state events and Midwest
regional competitions. The local club
also hosted three Wisconsin State
Wakeboard championships, three
Mike Seipel barefoot figure-eight
tournaments and three Kwahamot
All-Star Show Ski tournaments.
This year, of course, marks
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ComPeTING Team bIos
The Lake City Skiers have been a
competitive water ski team since 1989
and is the only competitive water ski
team in Indiana. Currently, there are 45
club members of which 25 are water
skiers. The youngest member is eight
years old, while the oldest is 52.
The Shermalot Show Team organized
in 1975 when a group of water ski
enthusiasts banded together to form
the Shermalot Water Ski Show Team,
Inc. The team has skied throughout
Wisconsin and across the nation.
Committed to advocating leadership
to youth through family participation,
the Shermalot Water Ski Show Team
has entertained spectators on lakes
Arrowhead, Camelot and Sherwood for
more than 36 years. The club actively
participates in competitive USA Water
Ski sanctioned events and is proud to
be five-time Division 2 state champions
and ranked among the top-10 amateur
shows in the United States.
The Lauderdale Lakes Aqua Skiers
have provided free family-oriented
entertainment for the Southeastern
Wisconsin Lakes Area for over 50
years. The mission of the non-profit
organization is to provide a venue
for people, young and old alike, and
families to learn aspects of show
skiing as well as develop leadership
and teamwork skills through weekly
practices, exhibition shows, ski
competitions, fundraising events and
community service and activities.
Lauderdale Lakes members range
in age from six to sixty-six. As an active
member of U.S.A. Water Ski and the
Wisconsin Water Ski Federation, the
Lauderdale Aqua Skiers provide a
structured and safe environment for
its members. Its weekly practices
culminate in free exhibitions held
Saturday evenings from Memorial
Day through Labor Day on Lauderdale
Lakes in Don Jean Bay.
The Ski Sprites Water Ski Shows
was founded in 1960 by a group of
six young skiers. These original Ski
Sprites foresaw the need for organized
water skiing in the Chippewa Valley of
western Wisconsin. It wasn’t until 1972
that the Ski Sprites first performed in the
Wisconsin State Ski Tournament. That
first exposure to show ski competition
was quite a learning experience for the
skiers as none of the members had
ever seen a tournament. From that
novice team in 1972, the 1973 team
came back to the state tournament as
the first show ski team to put individual
songs and music to the individual acts
being performed. They came from near
last place in their first year to third place
in 1973. The 2006 season marked the
end of an era for the Ski Sprites as they
said farewell to their home of 46 years,
Half Moon Lake. Beginning in 2007, the
Ski Sprites will be performing on their
new home on Lake Altoona.
The current Ski Sprites team consists
of approximately 100 members
made up of skiers and a host of adult
volunteers. Equipment includes two
Malibu ski boats, two Mercury powered
towboats, two safety boats poised for
immediate water rescue, and two 26foot
pontoon boats used as floating
docks for many of the exciting acts
round out the Ski Sprites fleet.
The Chain Skimmers water ski club
is a non-profit organization, with all
the proceeds go back into producing
a quality ski show. Skimmers skiers
donate their talents and abilities.
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Who’s competing
in the show ski
nationals?
There will be 14 teams competing in the 2011 Indmar Marine Engines
Division 2 Show Ski Nationals in Tomahawk over the weekend, noted
Kwahamot tournament chairman Mickey Loka. Those teams are: Kwahamot
Water Ski Club, Bad Water Ski-Ters of Spread Eagle, Wis., Eau Claire Ski
Sprites, Lauderdale Lakes Aqua Skiers (Elkhorn, Wis.), Shawano Ski Sharks,
Plum Ski-Ters of Sayner, Wis., Chain Skimmers of Conover, Wis.,Waupaca
Chain Skiers, Shermalot Show Ski Team of Rome, Wis., Chetek Hydroflites,
Silver Lake Ski Team from Fenton, Mich., Lake City Skiers of Warsaw, Ind.,
Rochester Ski team of Rochester, Minn. and Hartwick Huskies of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Individual skiing takes place Friday starting at 10 a.m., while team
competition begins at 8 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.
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The Teams
now that the 2011 show
ski national Championship
is set for this weekend at
kwahamot Bay, it might
be interesting to know
how the various show ski
teams will be judged. First of all,
there will be five different judges
watching every act performed by
every team. secondly, the judges
will score each act according to its
flow (0-25 points), execution (0-
25), difficulty (0-25) and spectator
appeal (0-25) and assign a total
score value between zero and 100
points.
The teams will be judged
using the following scoring
values – sound crew and audio
presentation: music selection
(0-50 points); audio effects (0-
75); and audience direction (0-
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125); towboat driving: starts
(0-50); patterns and speeds
(0-50); landings (0-50); and skill/
difficulty (0-50); pick-u boat
crew: positioning (0-25); rough
water (0-25); and overall safety
(0-25); showmanship: (0-250)
appearance of participants,
appearance of equipment, actors
acknowledgement of audience and
quality of choreography; overall
show: introductions (0-100); dock
and equipment (0-25); act variety
(0-100); production (0-250) and
costuming/make-up (0-50).
ComPeTING Team bIos
The Plum Ski-ters Water Ski Team
holds shows on Wednesday and
Saturday nights throughout the
summer. The show is free for everyone
and donations are greatly appreciated.
New skiers are always welcome and
encouraged to inquire onsite. The
Plum Ski-ters is a Wisconsin non-profit
organization and all donations are tax
deductable. Club members pay no
dues and there are no tryouts. Parents
are encouraged to participate on the
team with their children
The Silver Lake Ski Club of Fenton,
Mich., has been one of the most
successful competitive ski teams in
the nation since 1960, accumulating
a number of regional and state
championships and placing as high as
third in national tournaments.
In the 1950’s, the Rochester Ski Team
began by putting on one weekend show
every year. In 1974, a major decision to
do a weekly show was made. By 1976
the club was on its way to a 6th place
finish in National Competition. The club
has been noted for its dynamic, original
pyramids. Now in its fourth decade as
a team, the Rochester Ski Team has
proven itself to constantly be one of the
best teams in Minnesota.
The Hartwick Huskys water ski club
was in 1965. This non-profit club is made
up of young people and adults from
Delhi, Manchester, Cascade, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa City, Anamosa, Ryan,
Dyersville, Farley, Hopkinton, Earlville
and New Vienna. Ages range from four
to 45 years old. The enthusiastic group
takes to their skis come rain or shine,
hot or cold, beginning as early in May
as possible and until the school year
begins in August.
The Badwater Ski-Ters Water Ski
Team presents shows Wednesdays
and Sundays throughout the summer
on the Badwaters of the Menominee
River in Spread Eagle, Wis. The
Badwater Ski-Ters Show Team took
second place 
in the Wisconsin State
Show Ski Tournament in Wisconsin
Rapids on July 22-23. The Badwater
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in the Wisconsin State Show Ski
Tournament in Wisconsin Rapids on
July 21. Jump Teams from both Division
I and Division II competed in this event.
The Shawano Ski Sharks is a fiscally
responsible, non-profit water ski club
that presents free, weekly ski shows
in a family-focused environment. All
Ski Shark members, skiers and nonskiers
alike, work together to increase
skills, develop creative shows, build
showmanship, and hone leadership
abilities to create the best water ski
show in northeast Wisconsin.
The Waupaca Chain Skiers placed
third at the 45th Annual Wisconsin
State Water Ski Show Championships
on Lake Wazeecha in Wisconsin
Rapids July 24 The Chain Skiers ski
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6 p.m. on Rainbow Lake. Shows can
be viewed from the Wisconsin Veterans
Home in King.
The Chetek Hydroflites Water Ski
Club performs complimentary shows
every Thursday and Sunday throughout
the summer on Lake Chetek. These
shows provide a unique entertainment
opportunity for the community. The
Hydroflites offer a creative outlet and a
positive atmosphere for club members
and their families. The Hydroflites
have about 85 skiing and non-skiing
members.
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Friday, August 5th • Kwahamot Bay, Tomahawk WI
Swivel:
Ashley Derynck – Midwest
Kaila Coffey - Central
Kaylyn Bodine - Wisconsin
Kindra Walstad - Midwest
Connie Chapman - Central
Kate Hanne - Wisconsin
Doubles:
Elise Gorecki & Sam Murdock - Wisconsin
Gracie Wiedmeyer & Jeremy Lewallen - Wisconsin
Megan Leahy & Lucas Twilmeyer - Wisconsin
Tournament chairman Mickey
Loka of the Kwahamot Water Ski Club
predicts that there will be 1,500 to
2,000 spectators each day attending
the National Show Ski Championships
at Kwahamot Bay Aug. 5-7. He noted
that there also will be approximately
1,000 competing athletes among the
14 teams and individuals who qualified for
the event.
“Every single hotel in the Tomahawk
area is booked for the entire weekend,”
noted Loka. “We are looking for more
In its first national show ski competition, the
Kwahamot Water Ski Club will perform the
following 13 acts during the Division 2 Show
Ski Nationals at Kwahamot Bay over the
weekend
1. Barefoot Pyramid
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2. Barefoot Pyramid
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on either side of Deer Park Road for the
duration of the event. Nelson’s County
Market also has offered a section of its
new parking lot (marked and signed) for
patrons of the show ski tournament. Show
ski attendees should refrain from parking
Kwahamot water skiing acts
5. Conventional Doubles, Adagio Trio
(lifts) and Swivel Line (A swivel ski is
a wide, single ski in which the binding
platform is mounted on ball bearings
enabling the skier to rotate while the ski
is still facing toward the tow boat)
6. 360°
7. Front flip over pyramid
8. Back Breaker (barefooter pulling a
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Camen Mergen & Matt Hoeft - Midwest
Savannah Sheeks & Eric Corcoran - Central
Kayla Asbach & Jeff Asbach - Wisconsin
Team Jump: Freestyle Jump:
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Rochester Water Shows - Midwest
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TEAm CompETITIon
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Kwahamot Bay, Tomahawk WI
Saturday, August 6th Sunday, August 7th FIRST TEAM STARTING AT 8 A.M.
Silver Lake Ski Club - Central
Chain Skimmers Ski Team -- Wisconsin
Ski Sprites Water Ski Team -- Wisconsin
Shermalot Water Ski Club -- Wisconsin
Rochester Water Shows -- Midwest
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Lake City Skiers -- Central
Plum Ski-Ters -- Wisconsin
Chetek Hydroflites -- Wisconsin
Kwahamot Water Ski Club -- Wisconsin
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in the remainder of the Nelson’s lot, as it
is reserved for County Market customers.
There is side street parking on most
streets on the south side of the Wisconsin
River and a convenient sidewalk along
both sides of Veterans’ Memorial Bridge
for walking to the show site.
Loka added, “Deer Park Road will
be very congested on the days of the
tournament, so if you must drive down
Deer Park Road, please use extreme
caution and keep speeds under 10 mph.”
10. Trick Jump
11. Two-ski Jump outs
12. Wakeboard
13. End Pyramid
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a historical highlight for the
Kwahamots, as the club hosts the 2011
Indmar Marine Engines Division
2 Show Ski Nationals Aug. 5-7.
Show ski teams (14) from the Upper
Midwest will vie for the national
championship during competition
held Saturday and Sunday starting at
8 a.m. each day. Individual skiers and
pairs will compete in trick skiing and
jumping Friday beginning at 10 a.m.
Besides hosting the national
show ski tournament, the Kwahamots
also will be competing in the show
ski nationals for the first time ever.
The locals will perform 13 acts
during their one-hour “show.”
Kwahamot show skiers previously
won Wisconsin state titles in 1969,
1971, 1974 and 2004.
That’s quite an accomplishment
for Wisconsin’s smallest water ski
club. You’ve come a long way, Baby!