The Connelly Skis 40th Collegiate Water Ski National Championships start in 12 hours at 7am CDT on Thursday October 11, 2018! If you are in Texas, head over to San Marcos River Ranch to experience the event live and in person, but if you cannot make it you can view the entire event on the webcast live at ncwsa.com/webcast. Remember, the skiing starts at 7am CDT!!
Earlier this week we asked our writers, various members of the media, water ski community, board members, and the world who they thought would win the 2018 NCWSA National Championship, the 2018 Division 2 Nationals Title, and the HO Skis 2018 NCWSA Spirit Award.
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2018 Champion |
D2 Winner |
Spirit Winner |
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BallOfSpray |
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Brooks Wilson |
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Adam Koehler |
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Natalie Marcus |
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John MommerHO Skis |
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Molly Voska |
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World Wide Vote |
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Looks like the crowd and the experts have a dissenting opinion on the 2018 National Champion with the University of Alabama taking the worldwide vote and the experts banking on the University of Louisiana at Monroe. The top three HO Skis Spirit Award predictions were the same top three finishers from 2017 – Iowa State University, Texas A&M University, and Miami University – in a different order, so a bunch of teams picked by the experts including Clemson University have some work to do!
Expert Breakdown
Worldwide Breakdown
Watch live at San Marcos River Ranch in Martindale, Texas or stream the event live at ncwsa.com/webcast to find out which of our experts missed the boat on their predictions!
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