100+ compete at Eagal Lakes event
by Tracy Press staff
Aug 18, 2011 | 1983 views | 2 2 comments | 8 8 recommendations | email to a friend | print
Christine Sobolik of Discovery Bay competes in the INT Northern California wake board women’s novice division Saturday at Eagal Lakes Resort near Tracy. Bob Brownne/Tracy Press
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More than 100 competitors came out for water ski and wake board competition this past weekend at Eagal Lakes Resort east of Tracy. It’s the first time that the local resort, on a man-made lake next to the San Joaquin River, has hosted International Novice Tournament, or INT League, competition.

Saturday’s and Sunday’s event were the third and fourth rounds of INT’s Northern California series, with series champions in about two dozen divisions named at the end of Sunday’s events. Next up are the Western Regionals, to be held Sept. 16 to 18 in Red Bluff.

Results for the series, including rounds three and four from this past weekend, can be found at www.intleague.com/northerncalifornia/tour-standings.

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August 24, 2011
I just watched a documentary that covered this, and other sports. It sure looks like a lot of fun.
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August 18, 2011
We had a great time watching all of the skiing and wake boarders. It was a nice atmosphere, unlike anywhere else in Tracy. Very family oriented. The Eagals have a very nice place and I can't believe it is here in town .... well outskirts of town.
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