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Round 17 Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series

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This Saturday is the final round of the Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series which takes place at the Singleton skatepark. Competitors can enter into either beginners or advanced division in the three categories, skateboard, scooter and bmx as well as a girls only class. The competition is supported by the City of Rockingham and our supporters, Stowaway distribution, Sacrifice scooters and 4 skateboard Co
The Singleton competition is one of five skatepark competitions taking place within the City of Rockingham as part of the Rocky’s skate scooter and bike series. In this series the top 3 place getters in the advanced class will win an invite to the “invite only” competition that the City of Rockingham is supporting with $10000 prize money. The competition takes place in June 2014 on a purpose built park. With two of the five competitions already done, there are now only 3 left, Singleton 7th December, Rockingham 25th January and Golden Bay 24th April. The first invite only competition went down in June this year, go check it out here and get it on your competition hit list. Remember the only way to compete in this comp is to win your invite. Don’t forget to check out our coming events page to keep up to date with all the new information.

rockingham singleton competition 7 december

 

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Morawa skatepark opening celebrations

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Morawa is a very small town about 400kms north of Perth, Western Australia. When some of the town children asked for a skatepark the town had a meeting with some keen parents and councilors. Karen Chappel was at the meeting as she had a 13 year old son who wanted to have a skatepark. Karen is now the shire president and her son is now 31 years old. Yes it took 18 years for Morawa to get a skatepark. Finally the youth of the area have a place to shred. On the 10th of November, Freestyle Now headed up to Morawa to help celebrate the opening day with a coaching jam session. The opening ceremony took place and then it was down to business of letting the radness flow. A big thanks to the Shire of Morawa for the day as well as our supporters, Stowaway distribution, 4 skateboard Co and Sacrifice scooters.

Morawa skatepark opening celebrations 10 november 2013

Clockwise from top left – Special opening day photo with shire president Karen Chappel at the back right – Officially opened – Mitch Harris getting his skate on – Hudson Goodchild during the demo Freestyle Now hit up to help celebrate the opening day.
More photos can be seen on our facebook page.

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Roleystone new skatepark opening celebrations

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Nestled in the hills of Perth, Roleystone is a small suburb which has been needing a new skatepark for some time. After much community consultation the big day arrived on the 9th of November. Freestyle Now was there to help celebrate the opening day with a coaching jam session. There was a great turnout and many people received product from our supporters, Stowaway distribution, 4 skateboard Co. and Sacrifice scooters. Big thanks to the City of Armadale for making it happen. Check the Google maps link for the location.

Roleystone skatepark opening day November 2013Clockwise from top left – Freestyle Now squad member Laurence Bakewell was throwing down, backflip over the volcano – A rad skate jam went down on Steve the vert wall, backside from a local shredder – This guy was stoked to do this endo and ride out, he won a shirt and was even more stoked – Stickers were given out with much enthusiasm from the receivers.  Check more photos on our facebook page here

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Port Kennedy skatepark competition – Round 16 Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series

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Round 16 of the Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series (F.N.W.A.S.S.) took place at the Port Kennedy skatepark on Friday 1st November. There was a good turnout of spectators for the competition and with it being a night time competition there was a certain energy in the air that many of the competitors were taping into for sure. A big thank you to the City of Rockingham for the great afternoon and night and to our supporters Stowaway distribution, Sacrifice scooters and 4 skateboard Co for helping with the rad prizes.  
This competition was number two in five competitions within the City of Rockingham. With each of these competitions the top 3 place getters in the advanced class get invited to a one off invite only competition in June 2014. There is $9000 up for grabs at this competition ($3000 per discipline) with only 15 riders being invited in each discipline. To be eligible for an invite, competitors need to have competed in one of these five competitions.  So get yourself ready for the 7th of December as the next Rockingham competition happens at the Singleton skatepark on the 7th December. This competition is also round 17 and the final round of the F.N.W.A.S.S. See you all there.    

Port Kennedy Skatepark Competition 1st November 2013

Clockwise from top left – Joel Pond is a shredder, Young Regan Lothian is gaining some rad skills for such a young rider, James Hall took the win and did rad 360’s  as well, Aden Lillas rode in all 3 disciplines but took the win in scooter advanced.  Check this facebook link for more photos from the competition

Port Kennedy skatepark competition – 1st November 2013 – Round 16 Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series – Official results

Scooter Beginner – 1st Lachlan Atkinson, 2nd Nic Komnick, 3rd Kadin Clarke, 4th Jai Boehme, 5th Justin Pullem, 6th Jacob Hobson, 7th Tyron Powles, 8th Brendan Latta, 9th Daniel Marsella, 10th Adane Abegaz, 11th Kaiden Barron, 12th Brendon Newbury.

Scooter Advanced – 1st Aiden Lillas, 2nd Lochlan Cartar, 3rd Morgan Avery, 4th Connor Avery, 5th Ben Horsley.

Girls – 1st Jay Jay Corti (bmx), 2nd Alycia Williams (bmx)

Skateboard – 1st Joel Pond, 2nd Aden Lillas, 3rd Conner Avery.

BMX Beginner – 1st Regan Lothian, 2nd Ethan Burgess, 3rd Kody Feldman, 4th Eric Newall.

BMX Advanced – 1st James Hall, 2nd Jesse Brown, 3rd Luis Johnstone, 4th Lachlan Johnstone, 5th Aden Lillas

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Hudson Goodchild Scooter check

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Hudson Goodchild has been on the Freestyle Now reserves squad since the start of the year. Hudson is the first scooter rider to be on the squad and rightly so as well. He is a rad dude, always keen to shred and spread his humor. Hudson is also a great coach and is always down to help out anyone wanting to learn new skills. Make sure you get along to one of the Freestyle Now coaching sessions to help with any new skills your seeking.
Hudson recently he got a Grit scooter hookup via Broden skates and he has put together this scooter check. There are some rad clips in the edit put together by Imran Lambat, it really shows Hudson’s style, tech skills with aggressive big moves

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Willetton skatepark competition – Round 14 Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series

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Round 14 of the Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series went down at the Willetton Skatepark on the 11th of October. It was a crazy day that’s for sure, with 55 competitors and rain clouds abundant. First up was the scooter beginner class. As soon as all 29 competitors had finished the rain clouds we stoked and in appreciation they let out all of their rain. Then there was the false hope of everything drying up, on several occasions. After about 2 hours the rain had just eased off to a spit and then stopped all together. The park dried up and it was game on. The scooter advanced class was a treat to watch with Billy Watts having the massive home ground advantage and going higher and faster than anyone in the history of ever. Current F.N.W.A.S.S. point’s leader Jiordan Giacoppo took out the second place with his large tech skills and Josh Sharpe was smashing out the feeble grind combos on the ledge like it was nothing for the 3rd place.
It was good to see a good lot of young skaters there all keen to shred the gnar and patient to wait long enough for the park to dry up. Josh Coates and JJ Turno were both smashing to out in the advanced class.
BMX had a good turnout. Young 14 year old Matt Adkins will be a force to reckon with as he gets older and stronger. Great tech skills and able to stomp out some good tricks, helped him with the 1st place. Freestyle Now living legend Jason Parker enter his first skatepark competition in over 12 years. With his flavor of riding and all round goodness he took out the 2nd place. Third place went to Brad McAuliffe who rode like a champion.
All in all the competition was great. A big thanks to the City of Canning for their continual support for skatepark competitions and to our supporters Stowaway distribution, Sacrifice scooters and 4 skateboard Co for all the rad prizes.

Willetton skatepark competition october 2013

Clockwise from top left – Young Calymn Brandt is always a pleasure to watch ride, such a little shredder,  Jiordan Giacoppo gets his kickless rewind on, Matt Atkins took the 1st in advanced as well as taking his hands off during this fakie,  Josh Coates can skate, destroy and is good.
Check out more photos over on the facebook page here

Willetton skatepark competition – 11th October 2013 – Round 14 Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series – Official results

Scooter Beginner – 1st Tyran DeBeutz, 2nd Divan DeKlerk, 3rd Calymn Brandt, 4th Dian Go, 5th Brandon Black, 6th Jeandre Bartosh, 7th Peter Ververis, 8th Cameron Cole, 9th Kieran Ramsay, 10th Kya Nurse, 11th Riley McFadden, 12th Declan Brennand, 13th Reuben McGuire, 14th Fraser Jaffray, 15th Nicholas Komnick, 16th Jake Prince, 17th Aaron Thornton, 18th Tom Stanbury, 19th Theo McCrackin, 19th Patrick Redmond, 19th Michael White, 22nd Thomas Murphy, 22nd Flynn Davies, 24th Michael Caputo, 25th Jordan Cooper, 26th Owen Nolan, 27th Jasper Murphy, 28th Fin Dennis, 29th Oliver Rosie.

Scooter Advanced – 1st Billy Watts, 2nd Jiordan Giacoppo, 3rd Josh Sharpe, 4th Daniel Howlett, 5th Tyler Marinovic, 6th Aden Lillas.

Skateboard Beginner – 1st Samuel Brown, 2nd Aden Lillas, 3rd Isaak Kelsall.

Skateboard Advanced – 1st Josh Coates, 2nd JJ Turno, 3rd Evan Brown, 4th Luke Quinn.

BMX Beginner – 1st Blake Burton, 2nd Nathan Male, 3rd Pat Terry, 4th Jack Burgin, 5th Matt Mcarthy, 6th Thomas Corkhill, 7th Jonathan Cooper, 8th Tim Fitzsimons.

BMX Advanced – 1st Matt Adkins, 2nd Jason Parker, 3rd Brad McAuliffe, 4th Blake Chenue, 5th Koen Fowler.

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Freestyle Now T shirts available now

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Straight out of the printers these new Freestyle Now T shirts are now available to wear at any time. Assorted sizes and colours in adult, kids and ladies. How do you get one?  You can pick them up for $20 at one of our stunt shows, competitions or coaching workshops. If you can get to any of them they are available worldwide for (AUS)$25 (including postage). Head to our contact page and send us a contact  if you want more info. You can also message Freestyle Now via our facebook page.

Top hat T shirts Aug 2013

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Sacred Heart School halfpipe stunt show

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Freestyle Now was invited to attend the Sacred Heart School Fete in Booval Queensland to throw down some rad halfpipe stunt shows. We invited along Pedro Day to hit up some skating and Tama Tuki to throw down on scooter. We also invited Chris Courtenay to ride bmx in the show with Freestyle Now squad members David Pinelli who had come to Queensland with Shaun Jarvis. The stunt shows were rad. The crowds at the school fete really got into the action and the day went off well. You can see more photos from the day at our Facebook page here.

Sacred heart school show 2013 - Chris CourtenayChris Courtenay sends a barspin at height

Sacred heart school halfpipe stunt show 2013

Clockwise from top left – David Pinelli with a big nohander, Tuma Tuki mid buttercup, Chris Courtenay sending a flair, Pedro Day with a fakie.

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Cooloongup skatepark competition – Round 13 Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series

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Round 13 of the Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series took place at the Cooloongup skatepark on the 18th of July. The skatepark is only small but the turnout was fantastic. At this competition there was a special girls only, class which Freestyle Now will be implementing at all of the future competitions to help to get more girls involved in skatepark activity. The competition was so much fun. This was the first competition in the City of Rockingham series of 5 competitions that will culminate a final in June 2014. Each of the top 3 place getters in the advanced class receives an invite to this competition. If you want to get an invite place make sure you rock up at the next City of Rockingham competition taking place on the 1st November at Port Kennedy skatepark in Port Kennedy, Western Australia.
At the end of the day at presentation time everyone ended up with product thanks to our supporters, Stowaway distribution, Sacrifice scooters and 4 skateboard Co. The whole day was all thanks to the City of Rockingham.

Cooloongup skatepark competition July 2013Top – 14 year old Matt Adkin backflipin and getting rad.
Bottom – Joel Pond nollie over the spine.
Both of these competitors have an invite to the June 2014 invitation only competition. Scope out more photos from the day here

Cooloongup skatepark competition – 18th July 2013 – Round 13 Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series – Official results.

Girls only class – 1st Angel-Joy Klinck, 2nd Lauren Heath, 3rd Chloe Baietta

Scooter beginners – 1st Ethan Burgess, 2nd Bradley Plug, 3rd Thomas Murphy, 4th Eric Newel, 5th Jasper Murphy, 6th Kody Feldman, 7th Ben Heath, 8th Jackson MacKenzie, 9th Axel Brown, 10th Ryan Mifsun.

Scooter advanced – 1st Joirdan Giacoppo, 2nd Ethan MacKenzie, 3rd Morgan Avery, 4th Damon Smith, 5th Kyle Russell, 6th Aden Lillas, 7th Dylan Muir.

Skateboard beginners – 1st Sam James, 2nd Cater McPhee, 3rd Matthew White.

Skateboard advanced – 1st Joel Pond, 2nd Matt Grisham.

Bmx beginners – 1st Regan Lothian, 2nd Kody Feldman, 3rd Jack Burgin, 4th Seth Meechan, 5th Dee Cunningham.

Bmx advanced – 1st Matt Adkin. (bmx was run as one class but results show as two)

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Kalgoorlie skatepark competition – Round 12 Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series

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There is a new park in Western Australia and it is without a doubt the raddest, situated some 600kms east from Perth in Kalgoorlie. The skatepark now consist of the old park which is about 10 years old along with now the new street plaza and the most amazing bowl that many have ridden. The skatepark is now huge with endless lines and abilities.
The City of Kalgoorlie Boulder has most defiantly done everything right with the planning and construction. Finally a skatepark in Western Australia to match most of the skateparks on the east coast of Australia.  
Round 12 of the Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series took place at the Kalgoorlie skatepark as part of the opening celebrations. It was great to have the Mayor of the City of Kalgoorlie Boulder, Ron Yuryevich, make the official open speech.
The competition was great with Kalgoorlie breeding many gnarly shredders. Big thanks to the Kalgoorlie Boulder youth council for working the day. Condemned bikes for giving away a Poorman frame to Tyrone Drummond for winning the bmx beginners class,  and to our supporters for helping with the prize product, Stowaway distribution, Sacrifice scooters and 4 skateboard Co.

Matt Vaia Kalgoorlie comp July 2013

Matthew Vaia big top side no foot can can in the new bowl. Check out more photos on the facebook link here

Kalgoorlie skatepark competition – 13th July 2013 – Round 12 Freestyle Now Western Australian Skatepark Series – Official results.

Scooter beginners1st Harrison Zincraft, 2nd Jackson Ridings, 3rd Phoenix Gardiner, 4th Noah Hearn, 4th Levi Hearn, 6th Jhy Hearn

Scooter advanced1st Tyler Powley , 2nd Jack Zincraft, 3rd Travis Robins, 4th Joshua Forbes, 5th Aden Ridings, 6th Jake Griffiths, 7th Rory Grown, 8th Brayden King.

Skateboard advanced1st Mitchell Harris, 2nd Jayden Pickering, 3rd Ethan Parker, 4th Conner Devlin, 5th Brooklyn Pitman, 6th Darcy Kennedy, 7th Dolton McIlroy

Bmx beginners1st Tyrone Drummond, 2nd Paul Bassan, 3rd Tyler Lindsey, 4th Jarrod Murfit, 5th Damien Robins, 6th Jordan Murfit, 7th Tristan White, 8th Nate White.

Bmx advanced1st Sam Pearce, 2nd Corey Smithies, 3rd Liam Smith, 4th Cale Deeble, 5th Matthew Vaia, 6th Will Moores, 7th James Hyder, 8th Liam Hitchcock.

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