Mandurah Skatepark came alive with action for the 4th and final qualifying round of the South Metro Ride and Roll Series, setting the stage for the highly anticipated finals at Spearwood Skatepark. With support from the City of Mandurah, the competition brought together scooter, skateboard, and BMX riders of all skill levels for an unforgettable day of progression, fierce battles, and epic tricks.
The scooter division was full of energy, and the beginner class did not disappoint. Braydon Ford rode with confidence and precision to secure 1st place, with Lucas Walker in 2nd and Brock Look finishing 3rd. In the intermediate division, Judd Morrison dominated the competition to take 1st, with Rhyder Howard in 2nd and Noah Ladhams landing in 3rd. The open scooter division featured an electrifying showdown, with Rufus Macfarlane-Brewer riding strong for 1st place. Rory Allison put on a great performance to secure 2nd, and Dylan Mestrovich rounded out 3rd. This competition saw a lot of large, overhead tricks from the competitors and it was a very fun one to watch and judge. Every rider brought their best, showing the depth of talent and passion in the scooter community.
The skateboarders kept the momentum going with solid performances across both divisions. In the beginner class, Davie Howe impressed the judges with his smooth lines and expert use of the park, claiming 1st place. Scarlett Harrington showed impressive skill to land in 2nd, while Willow Wiseman earned a well-deserved 3rd place. It was great to see so much talent from young skaters. In the intermediate division, Tayah Payne’s performance secured 1st place, followed by Madison Brown in 2nd, great to see Maddison attending more competitions and putting her skills on display. Oliver Brown just missed 2nd and ended up in 3rd with an awesome run and great use of the bowl. Between 1st and 3rd there was only 0.67 points, making it an extremely close competition.
Clockwise from top left – Rory Tognetti making good use of the extension. – Huon Cocks airing his way up to the bank. – Jay Furukawa really bringing out the big guns with a backflip. – Tayah Payne kickflipping flawlessly. Find more photos from this event on our facebook page here.
The BMX divisions wrapped up the event with power-packed riding and smooth progression. In the beginner category, Jake Jorgensen claimed 1st place, with Lucas Walker taking 2nd and Rhys Sockett rounding out 3rd. Intermediate rider Charlie Hill’s progression stood out as he earned 2nd place, with Jacob Roughton riding into 1st and Ashton Burton finishing 3rd. The open BMX division had no shortage of intense moments, with Oskar Thomas taking the top spot, while Geraldton brothers, Koutaro and Jay Furukawa battled it out for 2nd and 3rd respectively, The brothers can’t make it to every competition but when they do travel down, it adds an extra level of rad to our action packed day.
With an amazing vibe from the Mandurah community and the weather, the conditions were perfect for a fun packed competition day on the Mandurah foreshore. A massive thank you to the City of Mandurah, City of Kwinana, City of Cockburn and City of Rockingham for supporting the South Metro Ride and Roll Series and making the 4th round a success. Now, it’s time to gear up for the finals at Spearwood Skatepark!
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Mandurah South Metro Ride and Roll Series Round 4 – Official Results – 23 November 2024
Scooter Beginner – 1st Braydon Ford, 2nd Lucas Walker, 3rd Brock Look, 4th Nuia Waikari, 5th Archie Johnson, 6th Jake Mckechnie
Scooter Intermediate – 1st Judd Morrison, 2nd Rhyder Howard, 3rd Noah Ladhams, 4th Rory Tognetti, 5th Hamish Gaze, 6th Kodi Weston
Scooter Open – 1st Rufus Macfarlane-Brewer, 2nd Rory Allison, 3rd Dylan Mestrovich, 4th Luke Matthews, 5th Tristan Sinclair, 6th Brandon Black, 7th Zanthany Caporn
Skateboard Beginner – 1st Davie Howes, 2nd Scarlett Harrington, 3rd Willow Wiseman, 4th Huon Cocks, 5th Onyx Black, 6th Isla Currey, 7th Opal Harrington, 8th Cruz Viliamu
Skateboard Intermediate – 1st Tayah Payne, 4th Madison Brown, 3rd Oliver Brown, 4th Hayley Norris, 5th Daniel Birton
BMX Beginner – 1st Jake Jorgensen, 2nd Lucas Walker, 3rd Rhys Sockett, 4th Ethan Daniel, 5th Thomas Armstrong
BMX Intermediate – 1st Jacob Roughton, 2nd Charlie Hill, 3rd Ashton Burton, 4th Liam Rhodes, 5th Reif holmes, 6th Chase Thatcher
BMX Open – 1st Oskar Thomas, 2nd Koutaro Furukawa, 3rd Jay Furukawa, 4th Joshua O’Neil
