Bunbury Action Sports Games 2020 – BMX scooter skateboard competition

Every year competitors look forward to the Action Sports Games and this year was no different. 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 $2000 up for grabs and $2500 worth of prizes plenty of competitors were keen.

The level of competition is forever increasing and it’s great to see younger competitors come up from the beginner into the intermediates and then start knocking on the 1^st place spots in the open class. Once again the level from all the competitors was high and it was great to see some of the competitors who had been attending our coaching sessions also competing in the beginners class. There was plenty of action throughout the day but one of the most action packed was the bmx open class. Three riders were all on fire, Luke Tooze, Fabio Connetti and Jordan Minchin, all three with different riding styles and trick and skatepark lines. This one was a hard one to judge and it was not until all the points were tallied up that we got to see how close they were. With only 2 points between 3^rd and 1^st it was one of the most tightest competitions we have ever had. 1^st went to Luke Tooze, 295 points, 2^nd Fabio Connetti, 294 points and 3^rd Jordan Minchin, 293 points. With 3 judges scoring over three categories and having two runs that’s a lot of numbers to add up and to get scores that close is super rad.

Other notable competitors were Rowan Cosh riding in scooter and bmx, Brax O’brien who attended the Collie coaching sessions and skated well, Kash Toft moving up to scooter open and taking 3^rd, Jeremy Wilson and Tyler Gayski in the intermediate bmx class and Albie Livesley and his progression. Thank you to everyone who attended and come and got 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 and of course the Action Sports Games.

Brenden Cross is like poetry in motion on a skateboard. 1^st place in skate open.

Luke Tooze with an awesome line through the Bunbury skatepark. Up the ledge into the bowl. 1^st place in BMX open.

Tyler Jennings in the middle of triple whip back flip. 1^st place in scooter open.

Clockwise from top left – Levi Pound slashing to first in skate intermediate – Albie Livesley is a future BMX pro, definitely progressing and going bigger – It would not be a Bunbury Action Sports games without Rowan Cosh doing an X up – So stoked to see Tyson Carroll still hitting it up and getting rad on the scooter with a 2^nd place in scooter open. More photos can be found on our facebook page here

 Bunbury Action Sports Games skatepark competition – 29^th February 2020 – Official results

 Scooter Open – 1^st Tyler Jennings, 2^nd Tyson Carroll, 3^rd Kash Toft, 4^th Ayden Brown

Skate open – 1^st Brenden Cross, 2^nd Dan Pound, 3^rd Cobey Thirsk

BMX open – 1^st             Luke Tooze, 2^nd Fabio Connetti, 3^rd Jordan Minchin, 4^th Kieran Ramsay, 5^th Nathan Joson

Scooter intermediate – 1^st Zech Bowman, 2^nd Ray Thompson, 3^rd Jake Budgie, 4^th Cody Pearson, 5^th Cassidy Barr, 6^th Daniel Doran.

Skate intermediate – 1^st Levi Pound, 2^nd Austin Teede

BMX intermediate – 1^st Jeremy Wilson, 2^nd Tyler Gayski, 3^rd Callum Sharp, 4^th Brody Relph, 5^th Rowan Cosh, 6^th Taj Hamilton

Scooter beginner – 1^st Rowan Cosh, 2^nd James Principe, 3^rd Franco Santella, 4^th Jai Martindale, 5^th Hamish Burgin, 6^th Jacob Reed

Skate beginner – 1^st Harry Lackhart, 2^nd Brax O’brien

BMX beginner – 1^st Campbell Wilson, 2^nd Albie Livesley, 3^rd Ryan Vince, 4^th Kai Denison, 5^th Imogen Denison, 6^th Jacob Reed