It seems like it's 1080 madness in the Orlando area! Shortly after Harf and Malinoski landed their 1080s behind the boat, the first documented 1080 was landed on the cable on Sunday, October 15th at the first stop of the 4th Annual Slider Spectacular Series, presented by OWC and Wakeboarding Magazine.

Adam Errington and Jason Soven, both OWC team members, have been crownded the undisputed winners in their division. Adam has won both the WWA and USA Wakeboard national titles along with the Rip It JX Series Championship of the Pro Wakeboard Tour. Jason Soven, the youngest of the Sovens, also won titles at both WWA and USA Wakeboard Nationals.

Congratulations goes out to OWC team rider, Adam Errington, for winning the Rip It JX Series Championship. Adam has placed either 1st or 2nd at each tour stop except for the last one where he placed 5th. He accumulated enough points to win the series championship, edging out his good friend, Jimmy Lariche.

We've been watching these two battle it out for the last couple of years, whether it was in a slider contest or in the junior x series of the pro wakeboard tour. Look out next year as we might see these guys moving on to pro status.

Adam is currently on the cover of the October issue of Wakeboarding Magazine sporting a new wakeboard from the long awaited company, Ronix.

Adam Errington and Jason Soven were two of 13 riders to capture national titles at the seventh annual Malibu USA Wakeboard Nationals, July 21-23, at Lake Agnes at Fantasy of Flight in Polk City, Fla.

OWC would like to welcome our newest slider to the park. Modeled after a picnic table, this brand new slider is what we like to call a "multi-skill slider".

We'd like to thank everyone for coming out to the first ever Webcast-TV event! A special thanks to all those that watched and voted through the live webcast-tv.com website. Congratulations goes out to Nick Davies of Chertsey, London, UK for wining the Cable Riders division. John Ruark from Orlando, FL, USA took top honors in the Wakeskate division. Jimmy Lariche of Boca Raton, FL, USA won the Boat Riders division.

The Tige US Open was held this past weekend on the island of Marathon in the Florida Keys. It was a fantastic site and the competition was actually held in the ocean. The course consisted of three sliders- an A-Frame, flat rail, and the protour funbox.

The funbox is back and better than ever! We converted the top rail into a flat surface, replacing the round pipe surface. This should make it much easier to slide. Extra panels have been added to make the funbox more eye pleasing and to provide additional safety measures.