Bunbury Action Sports Games – skateboard scooter bmx competition

The Bunbury Action Sports Games was another rad competition. One of the biggest scooter, skateboard and bmx skatepark competition held in Western Australia it had an awesome turn out. With a prize purse of $2500 up for grabs, first place winning $500 in the open class and $3000 worth of prizes plenty of competitors were keen. With an early 9:30am start for the beginners class it was going to be a long day. The beginner class had some great riding and good number of competitors. The bmx class had 11 competitors which was great to see. Roary O’Donnell took the win in the scooter beginner class and also took home a brand new complete scooter thanks to Grit scooters.

The intermediate class was large with a total of 31 competitors. Again it was the bmx class that had the largest numbers with 14 riders all willing to get rad and win prizes. Kieran Ramsay who has made the move from scooters to bmx took out the win in the bmx intermediate class and taking home a nice new colony sweet took frame for the win. It was great to see Jayden Cugini taking the 2^nd place. 3^rd place went to Chris Efi in his 2^nd ever competition. The intermediate bmx class was awesome to watch so much great riding. Levi Pound was the guy who skated well enough to take the win in the intermediate skateboard class. Watch for him to up it in the next few years. Scooter intermediate was all about Kash Toft. He rode well and consistent. A good range of tricks helps with getting more points and thanks to Root Industries he took home a brand new complete scooter.

Left to right – A three way tie for first in scooter open,  Tyler Jennings, Kody Law and Jakob Wells the level of riding was off the hook.

The open class was insane, so much awesome riding went down. In the open scooter it was a three way tie for first between Jakob Wells, Kody Law and Tyler Jennings. The riders decided that they would just split the winning prize purse between them instead of having a final run off. With each judge having three categories to judge from, difficulty, diversity and consistency and then each rider having two runs and then with three judges it’s a lot of numbers to add up and for there to be a three way tie is crazy. That’s how insane the riding was.

In skate open is was Steve Murray all the way, although Jack Foreman was chasing him. Steve hit all the ramps with power and speed, his flow was on point so much so that he had to vomit after each of his runs, he was that sick at skating. Jack Foreman has been skating for a while now and it’s great to see how much progress he has had. Bmx open was going to be a tough competition. Fabio Canettii was on fire in his first run and it looked like he was going to be the man to beat, but something happened in his second run and he dint seem to have the same fire, which brought his points down. Luke Tooze gave Dylan Schmidt a run for his money but it was competition experience that prevailed for Dylan to take the win and the $500 cash first place. Luke his some great lines but just could not get the same smoothness as Dylan through the park. Jayden Roadley his some crazy tech lines through the park but his consistency was just a bit off, great riding from Jayden though.

Steven Murry took the win at the 2019 Bunbury Action Sports Games in the open skateboard division.

All up the Bunbury Action Sports Games was a great success. With 61 competitors and about 300 spectators the day was long and rad. We need to give a big shout out to the competition supporters, Colony BMX, Modus Bearings, The 4 skateboard company, Root Industries, Grit Scooters, Rip N Dip, Death Lens and of course the Action Sports Games. Our next bmx, skateboard and scooter skatepark competition takes place at the Pinjarra skatepark 13^th April 2019, more info can be found on our coming events page.

Dylan Schmidt in the middle of a double whip and taking the win in the open bmx class and $500.

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Bunbury Action Sports Games skatepark competition – 17^th March 2019 – Official results

Scooter Open – 1^st Jakob Wells, 1^st Kody Law, 1^st Tyler Jennings, 4^th Adam Puffler, 5^th Jesse Fontana, 6^th Bryce Kenny

Skate open – 1^st Steve Murray, 2^nd Jack Foreman, 3^rd Dylan Tomlinson, 4^th Hudson Cleaver, 5^th Robbie Balfour

BMX open – 1^st Dylan Schmidt, 2^nd Luke Tooze, 3^rd Jayden Roadley, 4^th Fabio Canettii, 5^th Daniel Davis, 6^th Jack Carwardine, 7^th Steven Heuer.

Scooter intermediate – 1^st Kash Toft, 2^nd Dre Bartosch, 3^rd Blake Edwards, 4th Zech Bowman, 5^th Harry Doust, 6^th Cody Pearson, 7^th Kray Reeves, 8^th Zac Watkins, 9^th Enryn Wood, 10^th Jake Budgie, 11^th Tom Nottle, 12^th Dylan Munson

Skate intermediate – 1^st Levi Pound, 2^nd Michael Warwick, 3^rd Kevin Johnson, 4^th Rohan Guy, 5^th Austin Teede

BMX intermediate – 1^st Kieran Ramsay, 2^nd Jayden Cugini, 3^rd Chris Efi, 4^th Jeremy Wilson, 5^th Tyler Gayski, 6^th Jaxon May, 7^th Bohden Hildred, 8^th Dylan Gayski, 9^th Rowan Cosh, 10^th Adam Lewis, 11^th Darby Wray, 12^th Taj Hamilton, 13^th Kaeghan Robertson, 14^th Benny Asa

Scooter beginner – 1^st Roary O’Donnell, 2^nd Sam Tottle, 3^rd Rowan Cosh, 4^th Tyler Webb, 5^th Jake Lueders, 6^th Franco Santella, 7^th Chase Nortley, 8^th Albie Livesley

Skate beginner – 1^st Austin Teede

BMX beginner – 1^st Oliver Brightman, 2^nd Rohan Guy, 3^rd Aaron Mckie, 4^th Nick Russell, 5^th Albie Livesley, 6^th Cody Steel, 7^th Campbell Wilson, 8^th Angus Lewis, 9^th Matthew Ewing, 10^th Kobie Rakich, 11^th Kobie Hampton.