Photo by Johnny Hayward
Ontario native Amanda Amos earned two silver medals and set a new Canadian record while representing Canada at the 2026 IWWF World Over 35 Waterski Championships.
Held at Predator Bay in Calgary, Alberta, the championships brought together more than 250 athletes from approximately 20 countries to compete in slalom, trick, jump, and overall. Team Canada finished the event second in the Overall Team standings with 16 individual medals.
Competing in the Over 35 Women’s division, Amos captured the silver medal in Jump while setting a new Canadian record. She followed that performance with a second silver medal in the Overall event, recognizing the top combined performances across slalom, trick, and jump.
Originally from Ontario and now residing in California, Amos’ performance played a key role in Canada’s success on home water and marked one of the country’s standout performances at the championships.
Canada concluded the championships with three World Championship titles, 16 individual medals, and two Canadian records.
Water Ski & Wakeboard Canada congratulates Amanda on an outstanding performance and on representing Canada at the 2026 IWWF World Over 35 Waterski Championships.
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The Host Organizing Committee extends its sincere thanks to the many volunteers, officials, partners, sponsors, and supporters whose dedication has made these championships possible. Special thanks to Tourism Calgary, the Government of Alberta, Sport Canada, Malibu Boats, and Shuswap Ski & Board for their invaluable support in helping bring another world-class international sporting event to Calgary. Their contributions, along with the support of many other valued partners, have helped showcase Calgary and Alberta on the world stage.