- The International Amateur Waterski, Wakeboard, Wakeskate and Kneeboard Tour, otherwise known as the INT League, is a non-profit marketing and promotional company. They host amateur waterski, wakeboard, kneeboard and wakeskate competitions across the United States. The League is the only amateur water sports organization to base competition on ability, not age. The mission of INT is to create an opportunity for people to test their skills in a fun non-intimidating environment.
So what is INT about?
- The INT League was designed to provide people a place to compete and focuses on competition. While winning is important, there can only be one winner and the INT wants everyone, not just the winners, to have a good time while participating in fair and professional events.
Based on ability, each competitor is placed in a division that best suits them. This levels out the playing field so that both novices all the way to the more experienced participants will be grouped with competitors with similar skill levels.
What equipment will you need?
- Participants are required to bring their own equipment, which includes a life vest, water ski, wakeboard, kneeboard, or wakeskate depending on which events you enter. Those who wakeboard, kneeboard, or wakeskate will need a helmet, although they may have one you can borrow.
Getting Started
- Step One: Schedules
Find out it INT is hosting an event in your are. See their schedule to do a search.
Step Two: Membership
Participants must be an INT member in order to compete. Either join on-site at your first event or purchase your membership online. Often included in membership is a free t-shirt, other gift, rule book, event guide, and free one year subscription to Boaters World Magazine.
Family memberships are available at a discount.
Step Three: Locate Your Division
Match a division that meets your ability level. If you are unsure, a staff member will help you decide at the event.
Step Four: Entry/Membership Form
Forms may be completed on the INT Web site and then mailed to your state coordinator.