Drouin skatepark – skatepark competition bmx scooter skateboard

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Freestyle Now was recently at the Ficifolia Festival in Drouin Victoria to manage a bmx, scooter and skateboard skatepark competition. Drouin is a town in the West Gippsland region about 90 kilometres east of Melbourne. The Ficifolia Festival was a great event with a massive street parade lots of entertainment and stalls. With $800 prize money up for grabs thanks to the event sponsors, the competition was on in the open class to win some of that cash. Drouin Cycles gave out some rad prizes for the afternoon competition as well with all competitors taking home prizes. Freestyle Now squad member Lee Kirkman entered into the competition and took home the 3rd place, his first skatepark competition in about 4 years, so it was great to see him shred the park. There was only a short time frame to run the competition in the afternoon to fit within the Ficifolia Festival schedule but in true professional manner Freestyle Now got the competition done in time with great accolades from the competitors, festival organizers and parents. It was great to see the Drouin skatepark competition building in participation levels with many new competitors coming to help roll out the rad. There was a great turnout from the town at the competition with one head count at 400 spectators. Work is underway for the 2020 Drouin skatepark competition so don’t miss it as once again its going to be a rad time. Thank you to the event sponsors Bendigo and Districts Bank, Drouin Cycles, McDonald’s Drouin, The Committee for Drouin and Michael Robinson Photography.

Clockwise from top left – Open bmx rider Jai Bradley came to Drouin with a winning look in his eye and left Drouin with $200 and a gold medal – Drouin local Justin Brebner knows how to skate his local park. He knows also how to take the win in the open skateboard class –   Tom Green rode his scooter so well and did awesome tricks like the flip on the hip. the judges gave him the win and the $200 – Olly Ferguson threading the needle and locking in the rad Xup. Olly went home with the win in the bmx intermediate class.

Freestyle Now squad member Lee Kirkman getting his flair on at the Drouin skatepark competition for the 3rd place. The kids face says it all.

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More photos can be found on the Michael Robinson Photography web page here

Drouin skatepark competition – 16th February 2019 – Official results

Scooter beginner – 1st David Espie, 2nd Seth Hill, 3rd Rory Cross, 4th Chase Gregory, 5th Nate Joiner, 6th Brodie Beechey, 7th Zavier Hollier, 8th Radd Kight, 9th Krue Knight, 10th Beau Beechey.

Scooter intermediate – 1st Jack Cross, 2nd Ash Stanfield, 3rd Cameron Mann, 4th Wyatt Price, 5th Brandon James, 6th Wil Trewin, 7th Kaide Perry. 8th Ben Stanfield.

Scooter Open – 1st Tom Green, 2nd Dylan Arldt, 3rd Jeremy Merin, 4th Jac Cassar

Skate open – 1st Justin Brebner, 2nd Zac Hall, 3rd Phil Bone

BMX beginner – 1st Joel Kovac, 2nd Zavier Hollier

BMX intermediate – 1st Olly Ferguson, 2nd Dalon Jeffery-Molow, 3rd Brendan Alexander, 4th Wil Trewin

BMX open – 1st Jai Bradley, 2nd Jess Cini, 3rd Lee Kirkman, 4th Rosco Rosco

 

Below is a video from Drouin local Blake Cann , be sure to give it a watch to see some of the action from the Drouin skatepark competition