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Horrell Wins Orlando Stop

Thomas Horrell won the first Sea-Doo Pro Wakeskate Series tour stop of 2003. Horrell is already well known for his contributions to the sport of wakeskating and put it all on the line to take the top podium stop at the first event. Brian Grubb finished 2nd, one point behind Horrell and Cassette Wakeskates newest phenomenon, Aaron Reed, fought his way up the qualifying heats to finish 3rd overall. He was also not far behind Horrell or Grubb in the final point standings.

Pro Wakeskate Final Results
1 Thomas Horrell (FL) 96
2 Brian Grubb (FL) 95
3 Aaron Reed (FL) 91
4 Brandon Thomas (FL) 88
5 Scott Byerly (FL) 85
6 Drew McGuckin (FL) 82

Below is how the finals developed. From what we understand, Brian Grubb, Thomas Horrell, Scott Byerly and Drew McGuckin were all already seeded for the finals (protected). Heats were conducted for all of the other competitors with two riders advancing to the finals with the 4 protected riders. Brandon Thomas and Aaron Reed battled it out to make the finals. Here is how the action went down...

Pro Wake Skate Qualifying
(1 each heat advance to Finals)

HEAT # 1
1 Clint Tomplins (FL) 36.67
2 Brannon Meek (FL) 33.33
3 Joshua Steele (TX) 30.00
4 Jim Leatherman (FL) 26.67
5 Brandon Thomas (FL) 23.33

HEAT # 2
1 Aaron Reed (FL) 50.00
2 Daniel Lovett (FL) 40.00
3 Tim Kovacich (FL) 30.00
4 Tony Berard (LA) 20.00
5 John Melton (LA) 10.00

Pro Wake Skate Seeding Rd
(4 seeded for Finals)

1 Brian Grubb (FL) 50
2 Thomas Horrell (FL) 40
3 Scott Byerly (FL) 30
4 Drew McGuckin (FL) 20

It is great to see Wakeskating in the Pro Tour and it will be interesting to see how the rest of the season turns out. The next tour stop with a Wakeskating division will be June 7-8 in Detroit, Michigan. For a complete schedule of all of the Wakeskating tour stops, click HERE.



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