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WSWO’s Ontario

Water Ski Team

Developing Ontario’s Next Generation of Champions—On and Off the Water

McClintock’s Water Ski School is proud to be the official training home of the WSWO Ontario Water Ski Team, Canada’s top youth development program for competitive water skiing.

For over 40 years, we’ve been committed to helping Ontario’s most dedicated young skiers reach their highest potential. From grassroots development to provincial titles and international competition, our athletes train in an environment that blends expert coaching, technical progress, and real community.

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A Pathway for Growth & Excellence

The Ontario Water Ski Team was founded in 2016 in partnership with Water Ski Wakeboard Ontario (WSWO) as part of a larger vision to foster a strong, connected community of high-performing youth athletes across the province.

Our goal? To help each skier progress with purpose—both on the water and beyond. Whether it’s chasing national titles, earning college scholarships, or simply gaining confidence through sport, this program is about more than skiing. It’s about building character, leadership, and long-term passion.

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Three Tiers. One Team.

The Ontario Water Ski Team offers a tiered program that supports athletes at all stages of their competitive journey:

TIER 1 — PROVINCIAL TEAM

For high-performance athletes actively competing at the provincial, national, or international level.

TIER 2 — DEVELOPMENT TEAM

For motivated skiers showing competitive promise who are working toward provincial standards.

TIER 3 — GRASSROOTS TEAM

For younger or newer athletes building their foundation in the course and beginning their journey into competitive skiing.

Each tier is designed to meet athletes where they are, provide clear goals, and support meaningful progress throughout the season.

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🏠 Official Home of the Ontario Ski Team
As the team’s home training site, athletes who train here get to ski alongside their teammates—building camaraderie, consistency, and shared motivation on the dock and in the water.

🌊 A Supportive Team Cultiure
We’re committed to creating a positive, inclusive space where athletes feel supported, challenged, and excited to grow—together.

📆 Year-Round Development
Athletes benefit from a full-season approach that includes on-water training, video review, feedback sessions, and mentorship

Why Choose McClintock’s for

High-Performance Training?

🏅 Proven Success, Backed by Elite Coaching
Our athletes have earned national titles, international recognition, and collegiate scholarships—driven by personalized, high-level instruction from certified coaches and former elite athletes who know what it takes to compete at the highest level.

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WSWO’s 2025 WATER SKI TEAM

PROVINCIAL

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DEVELOPMENT

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GRASSROOTS

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Interested in Joining

the Ontario Team?

If you're ready to take your skiing to the next level—or want to learn more about the program—reach out to us or visit WSWO’s official site for current team selection details and eligibility.

Let’s keep Ontario’s legacy strong—one skier at a time.

We have two Provincial Water Ski Team athletes. Both have been training at McClintock’s since they were about 8 yrs old. They have spent many nights there while in training camps, forming relationships with their coaches and teammates of all ages.

Through the camps and any training sets they have done there, they have learned the discipline and structure it takes to become a high performance athlete. It is only because of the highest quality coaching and team support provided at McClintock’s that both of our children have won National titles at such an early point in their young lives.
— Heather W.