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The DIPOLOG YOUTH CLUB (DYC)
The DYC 2nd Annual Wakeboarding Contest was held at Round Lake in Round Lake Beach, a good 45 minute drive from Chicago.This year's attendance is amazing,there were @least 60 attendees and 18 of that registered for the contest.DYC members and friends were there and a strong support from the CDR was evident because it coincided with their annual water fun.
The Beginner Class was well participated with riders from Ohio and the Philippines and a 12 year old wonder named Michael "Mikee" Ang who wowed the young girls garnered second only to be beaten by Alan Ranillo from the Philippines who dominated the class,and Titot Culanculan who grabbed third.
In the Novice Class,Carlo Rodriguez showed flashes with unbelievable tricks that made him an all around guy whatever things you throw at him.Flint Concha who was still suffering from a jet lag,rounded up the second spot while Troy Celemin took the third podium spot after falling behind in the trick points.
In the Elite Class,Lyndon Bernardez failed to perform his tricks due to choppy waters which he dialed well during practice 2 weeks ago,Bobby Mayor suffered the same dilemma with choppy waters and garnered runner up spots 3rd and 2nd places respectively.The pressure was on with defending champion Alvin Ang who was never affected by choppy waters and was able to throw down his bag of tricks and kept the crown.
In the Women Class, anew champion was crowned ,Rose Ang dominated her class while the rider from Germany,Josy Kotsch figured it out a little too late yet she grabbed second place and Erika Sienes took third.
The DYC President Paul Daarol ,during the awarding ceremony thanked everone who attended the event and hope to see more people again next year. Congratulations to all the winners.
The
Chicago Dirt Riders annual water fun has gotten
better each year. This time it has transformed into a
wakeboarding competition, a perfect way to put an
exclamation point on this very hot summer. I mean why
not? Guys had gotten better at the sports and the
availability of a very cool wakeboard boat and a very
enthusiastic sponsor. Liberty Home Health Care was very
generous and willingly supported the event. The
company's owners and employees are into wakeboarding
,so selling the idea to them was not difficult at
all. The CDR president had just gotten "..Finding Nemo"
a 21 ft Correct Craft Air Nautique Wakeboard boat. The
combination of all these elements....wakeboarders,a boat and a
sponsor would surely be a great wakeboarding event .The event went
underway @11am and on hand were the" Mayor's" yellow boat and three
jetskis and Ambibo to cover the event.The
beginner class were the first to test the waters
of Round Lake Beach .
Lake Icao dominated the first batch with 6.8 who got out of the
water quick but fell at 33 seconds ., only to be overtaken by Troy
Celemin
who scored 7.5 who tried three attempts to get out of the water but
stayed up more than 3 minutes, but Carlo Rodriguez took the
championship in the beginner class who scored an almost perfect
9.The trick was get out once stayed up a full minute .The Women
Class was dominated by Maita Bernedo who scored a perfect 10. Rose
Ang got second place and Erica Sienes nabbed third place.The Expert
class was a good battle between Alvin Ang ,Lyndon Bernardez and
Bobby Mayor.At the end of the day it was the most difficult trick
that made the difference.Bobby Mayor made a premature one hander
only to fall off early.Lyndon made a a frontside one handed wake
touch but Alvin had his toeside and heelside switch dialed and an
ollie.Alvin Ang is the new wakeboarding champion ,Lyndon got second
place and Bobby grabbed third. Congratulations to all the podium
finishers. Till next summer for the 2nd annual wakeboarding contest.
South Beach Florida
Deep
sea Fishing
This was our last full day in Miami and yes it was sunny and a perfect day for our fishing expedition. After Lake had arranged the fishing vessel that will take us to the deep sea waters of the Atlantic, most of us headed to the beach to take a final swim before leaving home tomorrow as the fishing schedule was not until 1 p.m. Miami's South Beach is notorious for its scantily clad beach-goers and true to its notoriety we spotted a few sun bathers but mostly concerned about the tan on their back sides until we ran across three women who were tanning their front sides and yes nothing but thongs and yeah they did not mind having their pictures taken with Lake beside them. One lucky son of a gun!!!! Hey don't forget who took the pictures ,its ME!!! At 1 p.m. we were rushing to the pier where we were taking the fishing vessel , we almost did not make it !
Rules were explained to all the fishing participants and a contest
was also set as to the biggest catch of the day wins a pot money. We
did not expect blue marlins nor amber jacks but we were hopeful. I
caught a mackerel and a kid caught a seemingly heavier yellow fin
tuna , Orly caught a blue jack and Lake got a stone fish but it was
tossed back by the captain. When we sailed back to pier I got the
heaviest catch and beat that kid which tipped the scale @ 81/2 lbs
winning the pot money. Not bad for a fishing trip where we got a
good tan and the experience of deep sea fishing. We
returned to our hotel rooms prepared some SUTOKIL, its a special
Filipino dish which consisted of broiling, boiling and preparing the
fish raw much like the Japanese sashimi.
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