Sunday

Memorial Fly
Ray Bohn & Peggy Taylor-Bohn, Directors
10 am, Field A

Please leave the names of the kiteflyer you wish to remember at the Registration Tent. A clipboard for that purpose will be there all week. The names will be written on a kite that will be released during the fly. Please feel free to fly your own kite during this memorial.

Registration on Thursday, 10 am
Part 4 of 4-piece pin for the first 240 fliers.

Fighter Kites
Anywhere, all day long

Flyer’s Meeting
9:00 am, Field B

Masters Individual Precision
9:30 am, Field B

Open Quad Precision
11:00 am, Field B

Open Quad Ballet Unlimited
12:00 noon – 1:30 pm, Field A

HOT TRICKS
Northwest Sport Kite League (NWSKL), Event Directors
1:30 pm –3 pm, Field A

Hot Tricks!  This is the area where the latest style of lying has come out.  It has been called trick flying and slack line flying.  It involves spins, flips, floats and turns that you would not deem possible with a kite in the wind.  This flying is very active in that the kite is always changing what it is doing.  The competition is pitting two fliers against each other in a head to head timed environment with music played in the background.  The winner of each round moves on to the next flier.  This makes it very fast paced just like the flying is.  The competition is judged by the crowd and the competitors themselves with one final winner.  But all are winners in that they are great fliers and on the leading edge of the sport of kite flying.