Team Canada at the Closing Ceremonies of the 2025 IWWF World Disabled Waterski Championships Back Row: Jonathan Sieswerda Front Row L-R: Ashley Baerg, Todd Hubbs, Blake Lamontagne, Kendra Erhardt, Chloe Giroux Photo Credit to Chris Filshie, Member of The Finley & District Camera Club
Water Ski and Wakeboard Canada is proud to share the results of Team Canada’s strong performance at the 2025 IWWF World Disabled Waterski Championships. The competition took place from Thursday, November 27 to Sunday, November 30 in Mulwala, Australia, where athletes from around the world competed in Slalom, Trick, Jump, and Overall events across multiple adaptive classifications.
Team Canada finished 3rd in the Overall Team Event, with Canadian athletes bringing home eight medals across individual disciplines and overall categories.
Individual Canadian Results:
Ashley Baerg – Delmeny, SK
- 1st – Seated Ladies Slalom
- 1st – Seated Ladies Jump
- 3rd – Seated Ladies Overall
Kendra Erhardt – Edmonton, AB
- 3rd – Seated Ladies Tricks
Jonathan Sieswerda – Edmonton, AB
- 3rd – Vision Impaired Men Tricks
Blake Lamontagne – Wawota, SK
- 3rd – Seated Men Tricks
- 2nd – Seated Men Overall
- 2nd – Men Overall
Team Canada Roster:
- Ashley Baerg – Dalmeny, SK – Women’s MP5: Slalom, Trick, Jump
- Kendra Erhardt – Edmonton, AB – Women’s MP3: Slalom, Trick
- Todd Hubbs – Yorkton, SK (currently residing in Florida) – Men’s MP1: Slalom, Trick
- Blake Lamontagne – Wawota, SK – Men’s MP3: Slalom, Trick, Jump
- Jonathan Sieswerda – Edmonton, AB – Men’s V23: Slalom, Trick
- Chloe Giroux – Calgary, AB – Did not compete due to injury
Coach: Dave Wassill
Water Ski and Wakeboard Canada congratulates all the athletes, coaches, and support staff whose efforts contributed to this strong Canadian performance on the world stage.
Complete Results: https://www.iwwfed-ea.org/disabled/26IWWF03/
