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Thomas Degasperi celebrates winning the 2025 San Gervasio ProAm

Italy’s Head-to-Head Showdown Ends in Fireworks | TWBC

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San Gervasio Pro Am

Thomas Degasperi celebrates winning the 2025 San Gervasio ProAm

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By TWBC

San Gervasio had some magic in the water in their 11th edition. PBs were being tossed around like it was nothing, athletes were coming out of retirement, and the cut was as high as it’s ever been. All of this led to a seat clenching head to head finals where no one could predict the outcome.

The pro womens portion of the event featured athletes from 9 different countries, including veteran skiers and newcomers alike. This provided a wide range of scores and ski styles in a qualifier that you just couldn’t look away from. Jaimee Bull made 10.75m look like an opener, Ali Garcia established herself as a threat to the title with 3 at 10.75m, Allie Nicholson secured a 4 at 10.75m with the start of a lifetime. It’s safe to say adrenaline was pumping and excitement was in the air. As everything settled, the head to head bracket was determined.

  • Jaimee Bull vs. Chiara Bonnemann
  • Allie Nicholson vs. Beatrice Ianni
  • Ali Garcia vs. Jaime Metcalfe
  • Manon Costard vs. Annemarie Wroblewski

Full article at The Waterski Broadcasting Company

Watch the 2025 San Gervasio Pro Am

Bib Ceremony
Highlights Video
Webcast Replay – Day 1
Webcast Replay – Day 2
Charlie Ross won the Monaco Waterski Cup in style

Monaco Debut Delivers Big Scores and Big Style | TWBC

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Monaco Waterski Cup

Charlie Ross won the Monaco Waterski Cup in style

Image: Arthur Sayanoff

By TWBC

For the first time ever, TWBC made an appearance at the Monaco Waterski Cup in Roquebrune Sur Argens, France. The event was hosted by the Monaco Water Ski Federation and organized by Greg Desfond and Alexis Keusseoglou. These two absolutely killed it with a wonderful skiing setup, engaging format, top tier food, and homages to Monaco’s racing heritage. Greg and Alexis were so committed to the overall experience that they even arranged to have a retired F1 car displayed near the spectator seating. Additionally, they partnered with Fast Lane Drive to have a wide array of exotic vehicles displayed along the shoreline. How’s that for yard decoration?

As cool as the theme was, that’s not the real reason people showed up. The skiing was easily the main event with some incredibly competitive moments, a fair share of drama, unpredictable conditions, and even a pending world record. This year’s event featured both slalom and trick, with a special twist implemented in the trick division. It’s been a running theory that trick is the only of the three skiing events where men and women are on an even playing field. Well the Monaco Waterski Cup decided to put that to the test and formed one combined division for all of the interested trick competitors. In total, 8 trickers opted in to try the fused division, including some first time Waterski Pro Tour participants. The most interesting part… if placements lined up with seeding, we would have a mixed gender podium.

Full article at The Waterski Broadcasting Company

Watch the 2025 Monaco Waterski Cup

Pre Show
Highlights Video
Webcast Replay – Day 1
Webcast Replay – Day 2