Flow League at Wave House

Each season, we invite riders of all levels - beginner to World Champion - to come together once a week to shred on B-Max, chill in the Hot Tubs and have a drink (or three). Riders sign up as teams of four and take turns improving their skills and showing off their tricks while other teams and Bar & Grill customers watch.

Week Seven

Sept 14, Summer Flow League had its final night where teams had a last chance to battle it out and take home the title of a Flow League Championship. A mixture of pizzas, drinks, and flowboarding added to this special night to close out the season. Two teams stood out all season long, Team Salty and Team Ride out. And, as long as Team Ride Out could win out that final night they were going to take home the Championship. With a solid performance and earning over 40 points in the final match, indeed it was Team Ride Out taking Gold. Congrats to all teams, competitors, and especially Team Ride Out.

Week Five

Week six is in the books. Pump one being off didn't effect the fun at all....

 Photos coming soon!

Week Four

Week 4 of Flow League kicked off an amazing heat between the wave riding gurus Team Wave Loch and the most creative costume designers, Team Taco Surf. Team Wave Loch scrambled in the opening minutes to put together an All-Star team, but in the end failed to deliver. Taco Surf rode off with the victory and chugged some Fanta as a victory celebration.

Round two brought on a fierce battle between Team Salty and the infamous Los Churrizos. As team Salty flexed their guns and gained a fierce lead, Los Churrizos could not rack up enough points and eventually ran for cover in the safety of the oh-so-luxurious spas.

The last round of the night featured the pretty boys (and girl), Team Rocket Power vs. the stylish Team Ride Out. Team Ride Out took this night seriously and grabbed Flowboarding by its rails and took the lead early. Team Rocket Power made an incredible attempt to bring down the undefeated Team Ride Out, but came up short.

All and all week 4 was an exciting display of inebriated flowboarding (for those of legal age), gnarly crocodile rides/wipeouts and of course great times for all who joined in on the party.

Week Three - Part One

Week 3 of Flow League was jammed packed(I mean literally) with big airs, big egos and even bigger wipeouts. The party began with new kids on the block Team Ride Out against the jaw-dropping, head turning Blonde-tourage. Unfortunately, good looks can only take you so far in life and apparently wave riding does not care which end of the spectrum you are on. The Blond-tourage took a devastating loss, but they left the arena with their heads held high and surely they will be back for more.

Due to technically difficulties Flow League had to be cut short, but don't worry we will return next week with more excitement and thrills for all.

FlOW LEAGUE… THE PARTY HAS JUST BEGUN!!!

Week Two

It was another entertaining week from Summer 2011 Flow League! Team Los Churrizos was back in action, with their first matchup against the tough-to-beat Team Ride Out. Although there was plenty of good riding up on the barrel, Team Ride Out took a dominating victory. Next up was the crowd's favorite team. Taco Surf, against one of the new teams, Team Salty. Although Taco Surf’s attire was Baywatch worthy, their lifeguard wear couldn’t save their score, as Team Salty took the win. Last up was team Rocket Power vs. the all-girl team Blonde-tourage. The teams were neck and neck throughout a majority of their 30 minute battle, but within the last 5 minutes, young gun Mike from team Rocket Power deleted Blonde-tourage’s scores with the reset shot into a basketball hoop set up on the wave. Needless to say, they could not make a sudden 5 minute comeback, and Rocket Power left with the triumph.

Week One 

Wave House kicked off the Summer 2011 Flow League on Thursday, July 28th, with an amazing start to the season. With many new riders joining this season, riders of all ages and skill levels showed up for the opening night and had a blast. 

This season, teams will compete, head to head, in a 30-minute heat. The heats are ‘Jam Style’, meaning riders have as many runs as they can fit into the 30 minutes. Each run maxes out at 30 seconds and riders earn points for their team by completing specific tricks which are listed on ‘The Trick List’. The Trick List is very basic and it’s fun for everybody. Tricks this season range from a flip to riding an inflatable Shamu.

This Season we added a pretty awesome twist. A basketball hoop will be set up somewhere on the wave structure each week. Each team is allowed to make 2 baskets throughout the heat which will reset the opposing teams score back to zero points.

If Thursday is any sign of what is in store for this summer season we are in for a treat! Don’t worry if you missed out on the action, Flow League runs every Thursday from 7-9pm until September 8th. Cruise down for some food, drinks, and action that you won’t want to miss!