Wake Boarding Spotlight

Fri., July 2, 1999

NorthWest Sessions, a regional amateur wake boarding series, makes two stops in the Inland Northwest in coming weeks.

Lake Pend Oreille at Sandpoint is the site of Race 4 in the series July 10. Race 6 will be Aug. 14 at Nine Mile Resort on Long Lake.

Info: Jason Sappenfield, (208) 798-5436 or NorthWest Sessions, (425) 643-2649.

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