Water-Skiing Accident at Ross Barnett Reservoir Sends One to Hospital
- A water-skiing accident injured a white male at Ross Barnett Reservoir on Sunday afternoon, prompting emergency response efforts.
- The victim hit a wake hard, was thrown into the air, and although responsive, his injury severity remains unknown as officials arrange airlift transport.
- On June 28, a New London-based water ski group hosted its inaugural free adaptive water skiing event designed for individuals with disabilities.
- Team president Jan Ruby noted that equipment expenses and integrating adaptive skiing alongside other performances continue to pose challenges, and the team plans to carefully evaluate these issues.
- The team, funded by local sponsorships and performing near-weekly shows since 1979, plans a board vote on continuing the adaptive event, reflecting growing community engagement.
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Little Crow Ski Team makes waves for those with disabilities
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Multiple agencies respond to water-skiing accident on Barnett Reservoir
Multiple agencies respond to water-skiing accident on Barnett Reservoir MADISON CO., Miss. (WLBT) – A water-skiing accident occurred at the Ross Barnett Reservoir on Sunday afternoon. The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks along with the Reservoir Police Department are responding to the accident. Madison County is also assisting in the situation. Officials are working to transport the victim to the Ratliff Ferry Trading Pos…
Water-skiing accident at Ross Barnett Reservoir sends one to hospital
A water-skiing accident near Ratliff Ferry Trading Post left one person injured Sunday afternoon. Emergency responders airlifted the victim to a local hospital. Officials continue investigating.
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