The 2026 Pro Wakeboard Tour is headed for its final showdown, with Stop 3 set for August 13-14 at Lake David Park in Groveland, Florida. After two stops, the championship races in both the Pro Men’s and Pro Women’s divisions are taking shape—and there’s plenty still to play for.
The third and final stop of the season returns to Lake David, where all three 2026 PWT events are being staged. The venue’s calm water, combined with the wakes and waves produced by the Supra SA 550, provides riders with the kind of consistent conditions needed to push the limits of modern wakeboarding.
Stop 3 will also cap a significant season for the PWT. Women’s professional wakeboarding returned to the tour in 2026 for the first time since 2013, with equal pay and a field that includes some of the sport’s top riders.
Rapa Leads the Men
Nic Rapa arrives at Stop 3 with the Pro Men’s points lead. Rapa has accumulated 180 points through the first two rounds, putting him 20 points ahead of Daniel Johnson, who sits second with 160.
Cory Teunissen is third with 151 points, while Fynn Bullock, Tyler Higham and Guenther Oka are tied at 145. With only one stop remaining, the battle behind Rapa is particularly tight: just six points separate third from sixth.
2026 Pro Men’s Standings After Stop 2
- Nic Rapa — 180
- Daniel Johnson — 160
- Cory Teunissen — 151
- Fynn Bullock — 145
- Tyler Higham — 145
- Guenther Oka — 145
Rapa also enters the finale with momentum. He won the Pro Men’s division at Stop 2, while Euge de Armas captured the Pro Women’s title. Jett Lambert won Pro Wakesurf and Kane Ward took the Jr. Pro Wakeboard crown.
De Armas Sets the Pace
The women’s championship is just as compelling. Euge De Armas leads the Pro Women’s standings with 190 points, 20 points clear of Meagan Ethell at 170.
Abby Guinan holds third with 145 points, followed by Mackenzie McCarthy at 140. Nacha Holscher and Ashley Kazmer are tied at 135, meaning the battle throughout the top six remains wide open heading into the finale.
2026 Pro Women’s Standings After Stop 2
- Euge De Armas — 190
- Meagan Ethell — 170
- Abby Guinan — 145
- Mackenzie McCarthy — 140
- Nacha Holscher — 135
- Ashley Kazmer — 135
One More Shot
The PWT’s 2026 schedule was designed as a three-stop, made-for-media series, with each event taking place at Lake David. The format is intended to showcase the sport’s progression while giving fans more access to the athletes and competition through digital coverage.
With the final stop arriving August 13-14, the math is simple: one more event, one more opportunity to make a statement and, for the leaders, one more chance to put a championship stamp on the season.
For Rapa and De Armas, the goal is to protect the lead. For everyone chasing them, it’s time to go big.
Stop 3 may be the final event of the 2026 Pro Wakeboard Tour, but with the standings this close, expect the season to finish with a splash.
