Water Ski and Wakeboard Canada is pleased to announce the Canadian delegation attending the 2025 IWWF World Disabled Waterski Championships, taking place November 27–30, 2025 in Mulwala, Australia.
Five Canadian athletes will compete across multiple events and classifications, accompanied by teammate Chloe Giroux, who is in Australia to support the team while recovering from injury, as well as the team’s coach.
Team Canada – 2025 IWWF World Disabled Waterski Championships:
- Ashley Baerg – Women’s MP5: Slalom, Trick, Jump
- Kendra Erhardt – Women’s MP3: Slalom, Trick
- Todd Hubbs – Men’s MP1: Slalom, Trick
- Blake Lamontagne – Men’s MP3: Slalom, Trick, Jump
- Jonathan Sieswerda – Men’s V23: Slalom, Trick
- Chloe Giroux – attending in a non-competing role while continuing her injury recovery
Coach:
- Dave Wassill
The team arrived in Australia last week to begin on-site training ahead of the start of competition. The World Disabled Waterski Championships bring together elite adaptive athletes from around the world and provide an important opportunity for Canadian athletes to compete on the international stage.
Competition began on Thursday, November 27 at 9:00 a.m. local time in Mulwala, Australia. All preliminary events will take place on Thursday, November 27 and Friday, November 28, followed by Finals on Saturday, November 29 and Sunday, November 30.
Water Ski and Wakeboard Canada extends its support to all athletes and staff as they prepare for a focused and productive week in Australia, and acknowledges Chloe Giroux’s continued commitment to the team during her recovery.
Tournament Website:
https://iwwf.sport/world-title-events/disabledskiworlds2025/
Athlete List, Schedule, Running Orders, and Live Results:
https://iwwfed-ea.org/competition.php?cc=D-26IWWF03&page=all_skiers_list