South Hedland Skatepark Competition – Round 13 Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Competition Series

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Round 13 of the Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series took place at the South Hedland skatepark. The day was hot and so was the competition. It was a great turn out with over 40 competitors all wanting to roll out the rad. The South Hedland skatepark is one of the biggest in the southern hemisphere and the fun that can be had is limitless. At all of the Freestyle Now skatepark competitions there were two runs for the competitors with round 1 in the street plaza section and round 2 in the open combie bowl. At all of the Freestyle Now skatepark competitions there are three classes for competitors to enter, beginners (younger and still learning), intermediates (competitors with some good skills) and the open class (consistent and dials tricks) in the three disciplines scooter, skateboard and bmx. There is also a girl’s class to help encourage more girls to enter. The progression of the skatepark users in Port Hedland is growing at a rapid rate but with such an awesome skatepark it’s easy to see why. We would like to thank all the skatepark users for rolling out the rad at the competition and we would also like to thank the Town of Port Hedland as well as our supporters, Colony bmxSacrifice scooters and the 4 skateboard Co.

Freestyle Now South Hedland skatepark competition 13th August 2016 - Anthony Dann

Anthony Dann has progressed so much over the last year. This front scooter helped him take out the 2nd place in scooters open.

Freestyle Now South Hedland skatepark competition 13th August 2016

Clockwise from top left – Tory Burns is now back in South Hedland and has got another bike and ripping it up at the skatepark, first place in bmx intermediates – Kyal Randazzo made the 45 minute bus trip from Port Hedland to South Hedland with his friend Kohi Poharama, a trip that takes 10 minutes in a car, to compete in the skatepark competition. First place in skateboard intermediates and a new skate deck from the 4 skateboard company –  Jasmin Kilmartin showed great courage and entered the competition. a few laps around the open bowl and a few fly out and she took out a first place in the girls only class. Getting more girls into the activities would be great – Levi Ashby was consistent with his tricks and skills and took out 1st place in the scooter intermediate class.

More photos can be found on the facebook page here.

South Hedland skatepark competition – 13th August 2016 – Round 13 Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series – Official results

Girls – 1st Jasmin Kilmartin, 2nd Kimi Grace

Scooter beginner – 1st Latrell McPhee, 2nd Nate Hogan, 3rd Ty Kilmartin, 4th Nicolas Galovic, 5th Tremaine Armstrong, 6th Ryan Diver, 7th Alexander Tressider, 8th Danaos Radovanovich, 9th Darren Roebuck, 10th Brayden Murphy, 11th Robert Drage, 12th Ethan Gaskin, 13th Haza Scully, 14th Toby Fuller, 15th Ethan Dawn, 16th Joshua Corbett.

Scooter intermediate – 1st Levi Ashby, 2nd Ian Drage, 3rd Ethan Notis, 4th Kane McPhee, 5th Tyler Brown, 6th Jimmy Woods, 7th Jamal Doyal, 8th Bodhi Gregs, 9th Randin McCumstie, 10th Ethan James, 11th Brenton Kerrod, 12th Jordan Coulfer

Scooter open – 1st Jacob Wise, 2nd Anthony Dann, 3rd Azahary Razali, 4th Cody Broome

Skateboard beginner – 1st Ty Kilmartin, 2nd Bodhi Gregs

Skateboard intermediate – 1st Kyal Randazzo, 2nd Kohi Poharama, 3rd Jacob Wise

Bmx beginner – 1st Bodhi Gregs, 2nd Ty Kilmartin

Bmx intermediate – 1st Tory Burns, 2nd Jacob Wise