The 2020 Wakeboarding Hall of Fame Inductees are pioneering athletes, Shannon Best, Mike Weddington, Zane Schwenk, Greg Nelson, Kristin (Buster) Lutgert Cartwright and early innovators Brannon Meek and Rich Goforth....
In 2014 they dropped women from the tour, this was a low point as women had almost no outlets to compete except the WWA Nationals and Worlds. Around this same time, the WWA had taken our Nationals and Worlds back to be produced ‘in house’...
The hottest news overheard en route to the 2018 Wakeboarding Hall Of Fame inductions, was that the World Surfing League would institute Equal Pay for women. It was a polaroid moment that sketched memory with detail. It took a few breaths to sink in, while...
The Wakeboarding Hall of Fame (WHF) announced its 2019 inductees. The 2019 Wakeboarding Hall of Fame Inductees are pioneering athletes, Thomas Horrell, Josh Smith, Gregg Necrason and Leslie Kent, and innovative photographer Josh Lechworth who’s lenses and epic story-telling captured the essence of emerging wake...
The Wakeboarding Hall of Fame (WHF) announced its 2018 inductees. The 2018 Wakeboarding Hall of Fame Inductees are trendsetting athletes Parks Bonifay, Randall Harris, Cobe Mikacich and Sarah Cline, innovative filmmaker Ronn Seidenglanz who’s lenses and epic story-telling captured the essence of emerging wake sports,...
The Wakeboarding Hall of Fame is proud to announce that the Inland Boat Company...
Wakeboarding had existed for a few years before Chuck Morrow founded Ambush Board Co. and Buywake.com, but it was still a small, burgeoning industry. The products were being improved at a rapid clip with major innovations taking place in design, function, and construction for both...
Orlando, FL September 2, 2017: The Wakeboarding Hall of Fame will induct six new members on September 7th at the Surf Expo trade show in Orlando, Florida. The wakeboarding Hall of Fame was established in 2014 to honor those that have made worthy contributions to...
WHF: Do you think the current state of Wake is in a good place right now? DS: No. Wakeboard sales have gotten very soft. The contests, at least here in the U.S., don’t have the spectator crowds that they used to. The types of sponsors that...
WHF: You’ve credited Chet Raley and Mike Ferraro as being instrumental coaches in your career. What was it that made your relationship with them so special and why do you think you were able to be so successful together?...