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Ragin’ Cajuns Water Ski reacts to winning 12th national title
LAFAYETTE, LA. (KLFY) -- The Ragin' Cajun Water Ski team was awarded with their 12th national title at the 2025 National Collegiate Water Ski Association National Championships in El Centro, California, marking their sixth consecutive championship victory.
The team has maintained an undefeated streak since 2019, showcasing their dominance in collegiate water skiing.
"It feels amazing truthfully," said Sage Pottbecker, a team member. "Being able to continue this dynasty, so to speak, that the team back in 2019 started has just been a blessing and has been an honor to be a part of it."
Kennedy Hansen played a pivotal role in the team's success by winning first overall and sweeping every women's event.
Violeta Mociulsky shared how the team, comprising 21 members from nine different countries, has found a unique camaraderie in a sport that typically pits athletes against one another.
"We absolutely, like crushed the competition this year," said Violeta Mociulsky, highlighting the team's impressive 20-plus podium finishes. To be able to do it as a team that just brings the best out of each other and we're able to like, support each other so much."
The Ragin' Cajun Water Ski team's continued success underscores their exceptional talent and teamwork, solidifying their status as a powerhouse in collegiate water skiing.
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Division 1 national title, bringing its overall total to 12 championships, the most in school
history. The win capped an undefeated season for the Ragin’ Cajuns, an unbeaten streak that
stretches back to 2019
