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Monday, October 23, 2006
The other 50 teams
Looking at the rosters there are a few other teams that have the ability to finish high in this years WWBA Championship.
Of course, the final rosters are not official until the teams play their first game. Some teams will be adding several key players, while others could lose a player or two.
Anyway, Here is a short report on those teams not listed as one of the top 30 in the Handicapping article on the home page..
Baseball Northwest
?€? The roster includes many from the state of Washington and shows top national level prospects like 3B Travis Mattair, and pitchers Julian Sampson and Keaton Hayenga. Several other top 07 grads along with a couple talented 08s make this a team to watch. Probably should have been in the top 30 easily.
Cangelosi Orioles
?€? The ex Big Leaguer John Cangelosi has some of the top prospects from Illinois. LHP Casey Crosby, OF Mike Kaczmarek, RHP Kyle Kaminski and C Ian Tomkins are 4 to watch closely and there are more! This team has a chance to go a long ways into the tournament.
Tri State Arsenal
?€? This probably should have been a team listed in the top 30 in the WWBA Handicap article. Chris Berroa is an 07 to watch and Quinton Miller is an 08 pitcher everyone needs to see! The rest of the roster is well stocked with DI and/or pro prospects.
Dallas Tigers
?€? One year they finished 2nd in this tournament. One player we are interested in seeing again is RHP Brian Shore, but there are several other talented 07s and 08s on this roster.
?€? This team always competes in WWBA events. A big roster full of good prospects including lefty Craig Gullickson (son of Bill) who was the most valuable pitcher at the WWBA Summer Championship.
Atlanta Blue Jays
?€? A mixture of top 07s and top 08s make this team very competitive at any level. Rico Reid is a hard throwing 07 RHP to watch. MIF Tim Beckham is ranked among the top 08s in the country. There are many other high level prospects on this tea.
Team British Columbia
?€? For the first time we get to see a team with some of the top talent from Western Canada at the WWBA Championship.
East Cobb Cardinals
?€? Highly ranked players like MIF Brian Fletcher, C Chris Kay, 3B Clay Remole and some top ranked 08s make this a team to watch.
Team California
?€? A lot of talent that we haven?€™t seen yet. Looking forward to watching this team.
Bill Hood
?€? The Louisiana power program always has a lot of talent. We?€™re looking forward to seeing some talented prospects for the first time.
Austin Baseball Club
?€? This group of Texas players includes the talented Ross Speed and plenty of other outstanding players.
Team Connecticut
?€? They?€™re loaded with top 07s and top underclassmen. They could make a strong run
OTC Bearcats
?€? A lot of high level talent and outstanding athletes here. Isaiah Fronberger is a player to watch. And he?€™s not the only one!
Central Florida Renegades
?€? Lots of talent and always a threat to get deep into the tournament.
Puerto Rico Raiders
?€? A perennial outstanding program from PR, there will be some big surprises here.
McHenry County
?€? This Illinois based team features top prospect Jake Smolinski among a talented line up.
On Deck O?€™s
?€? This North Carolina team always compete well against the very best. A team that?€™s always full of DI prospects.
Mid Atlantic All Stars
?€? Always a few big surprises every year out of this team.
Florida Magic
?€? They finished runnerup in the WWBA 17&u National. A very strong team with good pitching and 17&U MVP Gary Gustavson.
Bellaire Cards
?€? Relly Mercurio and Matt West are just two very talented players on this Texas team.
Boomtown Prospects
?€? This Oklahoma based team can really compete. They put on quite a run in last years championship. Look for some big surprises.
Colorado Slammers
?€? There?€™s a few prospects we can?€™t wait to see on this roster.
Champions Baseball
?€? This will be the hometown favorite. They are young but very talented and coached by ex Big Leaguer Robby Thompson.
College Select
?€? This team from the Northeast always competes. They have a lot of good pitching.
West Coast MVP
?€? A lot of California talent here. Some will be very well known at the conclusion of this tournament.
Winning Inning
- Don?€™t be surprised if this group of talented players makes a run at things.
?€? There bringing a young team from Texas. There should be a lot of talent, but most of it is not eligible for the draft. I guess the 300+ Major League scouts including MLB Scouting Directors will be somewhat disappointed. College coaches might be very interested though.
Team Puerto Rico
?€? Another big roster of talent from Puerto Rico
Central Florida Black Racers
?€? We don?€™t know a lot about them, but they are young and they won the Florida Regional, so there has to be some serious talent here.
Tidewater White Sox
?€? Lots of talent including a couple of 07s who have been ranked in the top 100.
Florida Pokers
?€? Another long time program with a lot of talent.
Iowa Select Team
?€? Some very good talent including a couple of the top 08s in America.
St Louis Pirates
?€? Some very good talent from the St Louis area.
The PG Teams
?€? A group of talented players from mostly the Northeast. Coached by Bob Parks.
?€? Players from all over the East, watch for talented Cooper Sniatynski. Coached by Gaby Sanchez.
Columbia Blue
?€? Players from all over. OF Chris Duncan is just one that needs to be followed. Coached by Mike Duncan.
Dark Green
?€? From the East Coast, top to bottom. They will be interesting. Coached by Rick Pavy.
?€? This group could pull off some big upsets. There is talent here!
Kelly Green
- This team could surprise. Loaded with top underclassmen. Coached by Frank Montalvo.
?€? Mostly from NY, we look forward to watching this team. Coached by Edwin Ortiz.
?€? There is some serious high level talent on this PG Team. All from New Jersey! Coached by Keith Dilgard.
?€? Mostly from the south, lots of talent. Coached by Brad Tremitiere
?€? This PG Team could surprise a lot of people. A very talented group. Coached by PG favorite Jimmy Zellman.
?€? Lots of talent from Northern Florida. There are some big prospects, all classes, on this roster. Coached by Roger Maris?€™ son Kevin.
?€? South Florida and one Indiana player coached by Ralph Suarez, they should compete.
?€? Players from all over and some serious talent. Coached by Derek Barrows.
?€? Very talented group that will compete with most everyone in the tourney. Coached by Chris Valdez.
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?€? See Handicap article, they are one of the favorites to compete for the rings. The Dominicans are suppose to be very talented. This team has a few top prospects that not many know about yet. That?€™s about to change. Team coached by Red Sox scout Ray Fagnet.
The top 30 Handicap article can be viewed here.
All rosters can be viewed at
Keep in mind that many of these rosters are yet to be completed. Look for several top national prospects to show up on these rosters by next week.
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"I miss Britain and I miss the British public and I miss judging them," says Cowell in a release. "I want to find the next generation of talent in 2012. Different and new acts, younger and better talent. You want someone who can be a star all over the world and by coming back in 2012, it's the year of the Olympics, it's a big year for Britain, we are going to be in the world's spotlight and I want this show to be back in the world spotlight."
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Park Headquarters Visitor Center (7000 ft/2134 m) - 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Haleakala Visitor Center (9740 ft/2969 m) - 5:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Kipahulu Visitor Center (sea level) - 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
If you visit Maui, go see the sunrise from the top of Haleakala National Park. Small kids might not be amenable to the chilly, early trip, but older kids and adults will appreciate it. Do it your first morning on the island, when you are still jetlagged and on mainland US time. Take plenty of warm layers and a camera. Try to find a spot away from the crowds to enjoy the sunrise.
It takes a long time to get to the summit (2hrs). There is alot of hype about watching the sunrise there. However, i found it disappointing. Since the sun rises on the leeward side of the island there are generally clouds blocking the view. Since this is a 1/2 day adventure i would recommend spending time doing something else.
If you want your kids to experience amazing - take them above the clouds. Going to Haleakala crater is amazing. Make sure you take jackets and long pants if going for the sunrise. It may be Hawaii but it gets COLD up there! Our kids didn't believe us. We are from Utah and they were FREEZING. The wind coming up and over the crater freezes your bones. It would be wise to bring a coat and gloves. It takes about 2 hours from Kahului and Kihei and about 2.5 hours from Lahaina side. So wake up EARLY!
GET THERE EARLY - We got to the site an hour early and almost did not have a place to park. Luckily they opened up the bus parking for cars but it gets full FAST no matter what day you go.
KOMODO BAKERY - A lot of people head to Makawao after the sunrise and go to Komodo bakery. They are famouse for their creame filled doughnuts and doughnuts on a stick. They do sell out though and once they are gone, their gone. They also have weird hours and days that they are opened so check often to make sure you wont be disappointed when going there
WATCH OUT FOR BIKERS - after the sunris, if you choose to stick around and look at the crater, you will most likely be following bikers down. They usually ride in large groups. Some are courteous to drivers and pull over to the side to let you pass, others as we found out will take up the whole road and not let you pass for a very long time!
You literally are above the clouds and looking down into a crater. Suggested for anyone traveling to Maui!
The sunrise atop Haleakala is the most beautiful I have ever seen. Billowy clouds sat below the peak, reflecting oranges, pink, reds, and purples. We could see the Big Island in the distance and as the sun came up, suddenly the chilly temperatures didn't seem like much of a bother.
After the sunrise, we had a guide drive us down just past the park entry (You are no longer allowed to ride bikes inside park boundaries) and cruised downthe volcano as the sun began to warm up the island. The views were unforgettable. If you have tweens or teens, I highly recommend this experience. It is all downhill and you will be using your breaks instead of your pedals almost the entire way.
If you are in Maui you must make a trip to the top of the mountain. In my opinion the best time to take in the view is at sunrise. Yes, you will have to make the sacrifice to get up very early, but it is breathtaking and you won't forget it. The ride down is beautiful too and offers a different landscape to enjoy in contrast to the beaches
I loved this part of our trip! What a beautiful view! Next time I want to do the bike ride down the volcano. I loved the park, getting to see the crater, the tour, the dusty crater dirt, and the breath taking views of the amazing ocean! Plan a day trip if your going to do this. Take some snacks, enjoy the view and the landscape.
Standing on the top of Mt. Haleakala as the sun rises over the crater is the most magical moment. It truly is as if you can reach up and pluck the stars out of the sky. However, if you go, don't forget to dress warm. It is very very cold on top of that crater.
We took the 40+ mile bike ride down form the top of the crater to Baldwin State Beach a few years ago. Last I heard, they had cancelled the bike rides, but that may have changed.
The views form the crater at sunrise are nothing short of amazing. Believe it or not, the ride is actually a pice of cake. You go through plantations, lavender fields (the smell is AMAZING) and end up at an awesome beach. The bike companies provide shuttle transportation to & from your hotel.
If you go to catch the sunrise, bring a jacket & hat - it's COLD up there!
Go for sunrise or sunset, you won't be disappointed. We've been a few times when it is cloudy and it is still worth it. We have taken kids younger than 8 as was recommended.
You can also rent bikes or be part of a tour that bikes down Haleakala, which is probably more for bigger kids.
At the park's entrance, there's a small trail to the left of the headquarters; take it. It leads to two spectacular overlooks: Leleiwi and Kalahaku. Of the two, Kalahaku is the better because you get a good view of rare silversword plants from here. You can follow the signs for the Silversword Loop Trail; it's less than 1⁄10 mile and will offer up-close views of these beautiful plants.
NOTE: On any hiking trail it's important to stay on the well-worn paths. With a slight misstep or detour, a hiker could unknowingly crush the roots of an endangered plant, not only killing the plant, but eventually killing the insects that feed off of the plant. Please explore with caution and be aware that the ecosystem here is very fragile.
Several companies offer guided hikes throughout the park. Hike Maui, operated by naturalist extraordinaire Ken Schmitt, features a veritable menu of hiking options designed to accommodate different ages and skill levels. Many of his hikes include a picnic lunch, and all of them offer a great chance to learn about the biological, environmental, and geographical particulars of the area. In addition to Haleakala, Schmitt leads hikes in the remote areas of Hana, La Perouse Bay, Polipoli Springs, and Iao Valley. Don't miss a chance to join his living classroom—it's educational, fun, and beautiful all at the same time. For more information call 879–5270; or visit www.hikemaui.com.
The park's visitor center is at the end of the road, about 10 miles beyond the headquarters. The center is open from sunrise to 3:00 P.M. and features informative displays that explain the nearby natural wonders. Every hour, the staff rangers provide a short, interesting lecture about the geological wonders of Haleakala. The rangers also host a variety of hikes, during which they take time to explain certain outstanding features of the flora, fauna, or landscape. For more information call the center at 572–4400.
Take the time to go all the way up to the top. It is breathtaking to see it during sunset or sunrise. Be safe and be sure to read about it before going. You will see a variety of fauna and animals that are endemic to Hawaii. The park rangers are always helpful. It is a unique place that is a wonder to see. Bring your camera and take lots of pictures!
If you go anywhere off the beach, go see the summit of Haleakala. The attached map is a bit misleading; you have to drive ten or so miles up a winding road (the only hazard being bicyclists). At the top there are literally breathtaking views of the crater, which is NOT the ugly black lava you might expect; it's a collection of smaller cones and ridges that look like they were painted in greens, reds, and blues. Even preschoolers will be impressed. There are silversword plants up there, and wild nene geese. If you're adventurous, while everyone's jet-lagged get up there early and watch the sunrise. It's a little chilly (downright cold, early morning), and if you only see clouds when you get there, just stick around a few minutes. Costs $10 a carload for a three day pass, but I think it's well worth it.
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The Patra features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge).
This Bangkok hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, room service (during limited hours), and a porter/bellhop. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Anmeldt av: Kris M , januar 2017
Amazing tour! This was our first visit to Seattle and were able to see highlights of the city! The view from Kerry park was breathtaking. We also stopped at the Chittenden locks, the Fremont Troll and the exterior of Grey's Anatomy hospital. We drove through Pike's Market and the International district aka Chinatown. Our tour guide Dave Elvis was the best, he was very knowledgeable of the history behind the sights we saw, and kept us laughing from the beginning to the end!!
Anmeldt av: Emel , Brazil, januar 2017
The tour as a whole was amazing! It was our first time in US and Seattle was definetly a very good start. This city keep locked its secrets if you don't have a person like Dave Elvis to open the huge cornucopia of infomation and references about everywhere.
He was kind and attentive with us all the time. Being talented to tell stories, he kept our attention in every significant place always delivering a gread deal of details. We higly recommend this tour.
Anmeldt av: Ina L , desember 2016
Amazing! Highly recommended.
Anmeldt av: Elaine P , oktober 2016
David Elvis did a spectacular job describing places in Seattle and stories of history of people and places. We don't have any knowledge of salmon and fishing industry and David was wonderfully informative as we visited the salmon ladder and locks.
We appreciated the wide range of topics past and present about life in Seattle. Would request David on next visit.
Anmeldt av: Candace K , oktober 2016
Highly recommend the Seattle City Tour. It is a great way to get to know the city and fun places to spend more time in. Our guide was wonderful and recommended some additional things to do while we were in town. At his suggestion, we took the ferry to Bainbridge Island and had amazing fish and chips at the local pub on the water. Lots of fun.
Anmeldt av: Carol B , oktober 2016
All the reviews had been so positive that we chose this tour of Seattle. We were not disappointed. Our driver Dave, aka Elvis the Cab driver, was quite informative and personable. Again, thank you Dave!
Anmeldt av: Michael S , oktober 2016
Very nice tour. We had a great time. There was a little mix up over the start date but once underway it was great.
Anmeldt av: Deloresshstr1 , september 2016
Excellent trip, our driver and guide Elvis was so knowledgeable and entertaining. Would highly recommend this tour.
Anmeldt av: Robert V , september 2016
Kieth was a super guide and we learn't a lot about Seattle. Maybe a little time to Visit Pyke's Place would have been good. Overall a good informative tour of Seattle.
Anmeldt av: Anne F , september 2016
It was great. Our driver/tour guide was friendly, knowledgeable and provided us a great overview of Seattle. We want to go back!
Anmeldt av: John M , september 2016
The driver was full of history about the city , which he shared with us. We saw much of the city.
Anmeldt av: Arvin A , september 2016
3 hour tour with Carlton as our guide. He knows Seattle and was very informative.
Anmeldt av: Seth B , United States of America, september 2016
Dave did a good job of highlighting Seattle, and especially informative educating us of the salmon ladder at the locks.
Anmeldt av: Douglas R , september 2016
Nice overview of Seattle and surrounds. Great driver/guide, Keith.
Anmeldt av: Mark R , september 2016
We went on a beautiful clear day so we had an amazing experience. We ate lunch at the restaurant, which was excellent, and then walked around to see the city.
Anmeldt av: Jill O , september 2016
We definitely enjoyed our tour. Dave did a great job and it felt like he tailored the tour for our group. We were able to see a lot of the city and heard great stories about it.
Anmeldt av: Klaus H , september 2016
The Tour and specially our guide Charlton Bronson were simply perfect. We enjoyed being in a small group, having the chance of asking anything we wanted, couldn't be better!
Anmeldt av: emickq , september 2016
Carlton was a great tour guide. He was a wealth of information. We learned a lot about Seattle and feel like we saw all the high points in a short amount of time.
Thanks Carlton
Anmeldt av: Jerry H , september 2016
Keith was a good, mature, friendly tour guide. Knew his material and was able to answer almost all questions. Was a 12 passenger bus/van. There were 9 of us.
Keith used a head mike easy to understand.
Thanks to Keith.
Anmeldt av: ka , september 2016
Carlton was very knowledgeable and patient. Couldn't have been better.
Anmeldt av: Joan R , august 2016
The tour was very comprehensive and interesting, and our driver and tour guide Carlton was so well informed about the city, its neighborhoods and landmark sites, as well as its history, I would recommend taking this tour when you first arrive in Seattle to get an idea of what you want to focus on visiting further while you are in Seattle.
Anmeldt av: BJ T , august 2016
This tour was great. If you are in Seattle for short stay this is the tour to take.
Anmeldt av: Fernando R , august 2016
A pesar de que el día comenzó mal pues me avisaron de cambios unos minutos antes de la hora estipulada, el cambio no pudo ser mejor.Tuvimos un recorrido y una guía estupendos con lo que quedamos totalmente satisfechos,
Anmeldt av: Beverly S , august 2016
Construction restricted our access a bit, but the tour was lovely.
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"I have to say, I find this really strange. I feel sorry for you, those of you who work as teachers. Everything is about conflict, and cutting things. In Europe, especially when I was growing up, the talk was about 'Here's what we need to do for our kids, now how do we pay for it?' I worry about what to do for [my son's] education in a few years, because I feel like I can't trust the public schools in Denver."
I winced, both at his (justifiable) pity for folks in my profession, and the worry he expressed about his son's schooling.
"Here," he continued, "it seems like there's no guarantee that things will be provided for, so all the parents have this mentality, that 'I'm just going to do what's best for my kid, and to Hell with everybody else.' And I don't want to get caught up in all that, but I have a responsibility to my child. My wife and I are thinking of moving back to Europe, just so we don't have to deal with all this ... My brother's back there, and their lives are so much simpler about all this."
The conversation stuck with me. "Here's what we need to do for our kids, now how do we pay for it?" sounds exactly like my idea of putting children first. When I think of how my parents budgeted when I grew up, or when I watch my friends re-prioritize their lives now that they're having children, the conversation is always about: "Here's what my kids need, and here's what we want for them; what do we need to do to make that happen?"
My parents made huge sacrifices so that my sister and I could have better educational opportunities than they did, both in terms of the school system they moved us to, as well as the kinds of non-school opportunities they worked hard to provide. At times when they could have bought themselves something or made their own lives easier, they chose instead to give us music and dance lessons. They also sacrificed their free time to drive to those lessons, attend performances, participate in fundraisers, you name it. (Thanks, Mom and Dad!) All of the parents I know have cut their personal spending so they can afford to provide what their children need, and some work second and even third jobs so they can make ends meet, or live in a safer neighborhood, or provide sports training and academic tutors, or pay tuition to schools they feel will respect their values and their children's specific needs.
This is not to say that they don't share a date night when they can, or spend time with adult friends, or that they completely neglect themselves. After all, parents are people too -- they have value and worth independently of their children. (And as my mother says, "You always have to take care of yourself first. You're no good to anyone else if you don't.") Rather, it means that because they recognize that their children depend on them, they put their children's best interests at the center of their household decision-making and budgeting.
That's not what I see when I look at the our society as a whole. We've recently started to talk a great game about putting children first, but we don't conduct ourselves that way. For instance, though I've met fantastic parents who hunt and collect guns, I've never met one who would spend money on a new one if it meant not providing food, clothing, or shelter for their child. By contrast, this country spends billions on weapons and war, while some of our children starve. Similar analogies can be made for most aspects of public spending, especially during "austere" times like these, when our appetite for spending cuts disproportionately affects children.
(Another analogy: in addition to cutting out luxuries, many parents are willing to work two and three jobs -- if they can find them -- so that they can provide their children with the basics and even some important extras. That's the home-budget equivalent of raising taxes: if their current revenue stream is insufficient for what they need to accomplish, they do what they can to increase it so that it becomes sufficient. Returning to a progressive tax structure, where the wealthy contribute a greater percentage than middle and working class people, could accomplish the same end without requiring working families to sacrifice more than they currently do.)
No, what I see instead are painful cuts to programs that provide school lunches, health care, and other necessities for needy children. I also see a number of cost-cutting measures masquerading as "reform." Though eliminating teachers' due process rights, banning collective bargaining, and taking a "get tough" leadership approach have not been shown to systematically improve student outcomes, they're very attractive to those who would like to control costs and appear to be doing something about a pressing social problem. The fact that these conditions are often counterproductive and cruelly stressful for teachers -- and students, by extension -- isn't supposed to bother us, I suppose. Snarl and snipe and fire away at those bad old teachers; it's not like they've sacrificed all that much of themselves for others' benefit. "Stay until the job is done," do more for less, and don't you dare stand up for yourself -- that's "selfish."
Elsewhere, "Children First" means "Here's what all children need and deserve. Let's figure out how we make that happen." In present-day America, "Children First" means, "Well, we won't really invest in all of you. We won't sacrifice our tax breaks, or our ideologies, or our bigger, better budget priorities to ensure that you stay healthy, well-fed, and enrolled in schools like the ones attended by our most privileged families."
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Welcome to the Section on Internal Medicine & Pediatrics (Med-Peds) Web page! As a Section, we have been busy organizing the Section and advocating for Med-Peds Physicians since 1997. Currently the section has over 2800 members. The Section strives to be the home for physicians trained in and treating adults and children. We have a very strong relationship with the National Med-Peds Residents Association (NMPRA) and the Medicine Pediatrics Program Directors Association to help ensure a strong pipeline and a united voice on activities, research, advocacy and education that is important to med peds physicians.
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• Ideal board for sliding unique obstacles and rough surfaces
• Board of choice for X -Games Champions, the Shredtown Crew
2017 Shredtown: The 2017 Shredtown has been overhauled to include our NEW tapered Flex Tips and a smooth new tip shape. When it comes to park and street style riding, the Shredtown Crew and their pro model board are blazing the trail into the future. A continuous rocker makes the Shredtown fast and efficient for short run-ups, while chined rails, Fusion Sidewalls and the new Ballistic Base give the board the bomber durability the Shredtown crew demands. Learn More
Slingshot 2017 Whip + KTV boots
2017 KTV: The 2017 KTV features an upgraded interior for added ergonomics and cushion and a three-piece Gummy Strap closure system that will have you booted-up and ready to ride in no time. With a medium flex, the KTV is the ideal boot for riders who like a little more give in their setup, whether for causal cruising or tweaking-out grabs. Learn More
Liquid Force Remedy 2015
Regular Price: $449.99
Special Price: $299.99
Ronix 2017 One Timebomb- New I-Beam Construction
For the past 17 years, nobody has defined the progression of a classic 3-stage rocker more than Danny Harf and his signature series. His latest bestseller takes an explosive snap and adds Speedwalls. Having less resistance with the water means less strain on your body, giving longer boat sessions and increased top water speed. New for 2017, with a core featuring I-Beam Construction that ignites like no other.
• 3-Stage Rocker
• Speedwalls
• Deeper Side Vents
• 4 Fiberglass 1.0" Ramp Fins & .8" Fiberglass Free Agent Fins
• Danny Harf Pro Model Learn More