Part of the 50th birthday Celebration for Chasewater Sports Centre is the Longest Day Ski on the 28th of June which consists of a non stop 12 hour non stop ski marathon from 6am to 6pm. Everyone is welcome to come and ski (members and non members) We are raising money for the, County Air Ambulance, Birminghams Children Hospital, and the Cutting Edge Scheme. The minimum sponsorship figure for entrance is £25.

During the day there will be lots happening from Boat rides, ringo rides, live Band and DJ playing all day, Bouncy Castle, and slide.

for more information or to get sponsorship forms and book your time slot for the day please call 07811 219065, or email carl@chasewatersportscentre.co.uk. 

This year Kids Coaching has now been re-launched as Cutting Edge by the BWSF. This year we are running every Saturday during the summer from 9am 24th of May (see calender for full date listings) and having special coaches on different weeks to do things such as Kneeboard, Wakeboard, Barefoot, etc.

This year all children will be given a hand book of there achievements and goals to drive them forward to land their next trick, with free gifts from clothing company Fat Face, plus other free product.

Everyone is welcome members and non members, but space is limited so call Debbie on 07795 646983 and get booked on from week 1. 

The 12th of August saw the 3rd annual Charity Dragon Boat Race Organised by Cannock Rotary Club. This years Charty was the Staffordshire Air Ambulance and with over 20 teams Involved the hope was to raise around £30,000. For the first year Chasewater Entered thier own team of fine athletes, to row the dragon boat 250 metres over 3 qualifying Heats, and with much sucess they actually made it through the finals but due to a bit of a collision in the final heat ended up finishing in second place. 

Well done everyone hope to see you all back next year which promises to be even bigger and better

The windiest Saturday of the year so far saw the start of the Kids Competition season at Chasewater.Force 5 conditions led to the cancellation of the slalom competition, with kneeboarding added to the wakeboarding at the last minute.

Using the new Superair Nautique, over 25 kids braved the conditions and fought to complete their sets in the few stretches of flat water available.

After some great performances by the Chasewater competitors, Ryan Birch won the wakeboard competition, and Craig Morris took the overall prize. Jeff Haddon came third in the kneeboarding, and Scott Quinn took the honours in kneeboard trick.

The day’s competition was followed by a fantastic sell-out Race Night in the clubhouse to raise funds for the Kids Coaching.  Almost £300 was raised on the night and many members took the opportunity to camp over.

Don’t forget - the first Saturday kids coaching session starts at 10am on 2 June 2007 – contact Debbie Barker for more information.