2020 PWT Dates Released

[RC_Hinojosa]

It's official
https://www.supraboats.com/about/pre...board-schedule

Event details:

Tour Stop 1 - May 29-30: August Lakes in Katy, TX (outside Houston) is a stunning 100-plus-acre, residential watersports community, providing a premiere setting for wakeboarding, surfing, paddle boarding, fishing and tubing. Many resident spectators will have the chance to watch the PWT from the comfort of their own backyard.

Tour Stop 2 - June 27: Pelican Lakes Event Island in Windsor, CO offers beautiful views of the Colorado Rockies and is graced with magnificent lakes and gorgeous beaches. New to the tour, this venue is home to two golf courses, a water cruise and multiple dining options.

Tour Stop 3 - July 11: Scoggins Valley Park in Gaston, OR is just southwest of Portland and sits adjacent to the Oregon’s stunning coastal range. Another new addition to the tour, it’s an idyllic backdrop for watersports with a stocked lake for fishing, miles of hiking trails and a disc golf course.

Tour Stop 4 - August 1: Lakefront at Keystone located in Indianapolis, IN lies in the heart of Keystone submarket near Carmel, boasting a 38-acre lake with a walking trail, fire pits and an outdoor lounge. It’s a vibrant and active location with activities for the whole family.


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[Shoebox]

May have to go check out the Portland event.

[RC_Hinojosa]

May have to go check out the Portland event.

You should!! Last year was a lot of fun...from seeing the action up close to rubbing elbows with pro riders, it's a pretty awesome event.

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[bergermaister]

Tour Stop 3 - July 11: Scoggins Valley Park in Gaston, OR

AKA Hagg Lake. Pretty small - hope they are allowed to take over the whole thing otherwise it will be a shit show.

Shoebox - what part of town are you in? I'm in Vancouver near Battleground.

[Shoebox]

AKA Hagg Lake. Pretty small - hope they are allowed to take over the whole thing otherwise it will be a shit show.

Shoebox - what part of town are you in? I'm in Vancouver near Battleground.

I'm not, I'm near Coeur d'Alene, ID. My brother lives in Albany, though. So we may need to make it a family affair.

[MJHSupra]

Bummer. Nothing in the SE closer to Knoxville.

I hope the Malibu crew has their factory event (again) this year.

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[rdlangston13]

So yeah, I missed last year due to a pre planned Florida vacation, better not miss this year due to COVID-19

[RC_Hinojosa]

So yeah, I missed last year due to a pre planned Florida vacation, better not miss this year due to COVID-19

Hard to say...Fort Bend & Harris Counties haven't given hard numbers on what constitutes a "large" crowd.

To date that's meant events like the Rodeo (70,000) or the Toyota Center (19,000) but smaller venues have been a mixed bag.

Revention has postponed events while White Oak is continuing until further notice.

PWT at August lakes is maybe 1,000 people?
...but spread out along shoreline so it wouldn't seem as prime an environment for community spread but who knows.

A shitty possibility would be in the vein of the NBA. The athletes compete without spectators and they livestream via FB.

I hope that's not the case and things settle down between now and May but who know's.

President Nero is playing his fiddle as Rome burns and has literally refused to accept any responsibility for the initial response regardless of whether or not it was his administration that disbanded the NSC pandemic office. (Newsflash, it was.)



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[mmandley]

Yes the Ole Hagg,

My stomping grounds for a long time when I was in OR.

Love that lake, and Hate that lake LOL.

Love it all week, Hate on the weekends, its a Rock side so rollers bounce back to the middle and seriously 2-3 wake boats can trash it, not to mention a couple tubers.