South Africas Ethan Koopmans and Slovenias Manca Notar are winning the first N1SCO World Championships. Surprisingly there are three Swiss paddlers in the top ten. It comes as no surprise that Manca Notar won the event but to see a Japanese and a Swiss paddler in the top three that is rather surprising. We are looking forward to hear more on who these “dark horses” are emerging to the top, as the sport continues to grow in Europe.
The first N1SCO World Championships was held in Las Vegas on the weekend of the 12./13. October 2013 followed by the European Championships and qualifying races in St.Mortiz in Switzerland. As the sport is further evolving “One-Design” races will move more and more in the foreground, as in these kind of races no one can blame their board being slower.
We have all the results for you here in detail:
Men Overall
1. Ethan Koopmans – RSA
2. Dani Reinhart – SUI
3. Franck Le Ven – FRA
4. Taka Yatani – JAP
5. Yann Nguyen – FRA
6. Raphael Ziegler – SUI
7. Jerome Weder – SUI
8. Jaques Pauvert – FRA
9. Jerry Bess – USA
10. Chris Tietz – USA
11. David Coburn – USA
12. Guy Dano – USA
13. Mark Wilson – USA
14. Jeff Sargeant – USA
15. Kyle Coburn – USA
16. Gustavo Yacaman – COL
17. Andre Foster Sen. – BAH
18. Willie Lau – USA
19. Clete Dadian – USA
20. Thomas Ahn – USA
21. Barry Gipaya – USA
22. Kyle Porterhead – USA
23. Devin Foster BAH
24. Andre Foster Jun. BAH
24. Bruce Lagman USA
Women Overall
1. Manca Notar – SLO
2. Yoshimi Yatani – JAP
3. Nici Reinhart – SUI
4. Kathryn Naoumidis – AUS
5. Teressmarie Tucker – USA
6. Judy Shasek – USA
7. Kathy Holesapple – USA
8. Megan Ahn – USA
9. Dannon Foster – BAH
10. Jenny Gomez – USA
11. Nicole Epp – SUI