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3 months in the making, the South Metro Ride and Roll Series saw qualifying rounds all over the south metro area from Singleton to Bibra Lake to Kwinana to Mandurah. We wrapped up this wicked series at Spearwood Skatepark and it was a show down to remember. The spearwood skatepark is equipped  with a bowl, spine, mini, jump box and ledges. There’s something for everyone here and each rider got to display their skills on this sunny December day.

Clockwise from top left – James Deyonker hitting a no footer over the spine. – Jayce Blakers showcasing a huge no foot can can. – Dylan Mestrovich ripping it up in the bowl. – Davie Howes proving he is not afraid of the spine with an awesome blunt. – Find more photos on our facebook page here

The scooter competition was large and in charge with 18 riders going head to head. Scooter Beginner kicked off the competition with Braydon Ford coming out on top. The Deyonker brothers followed closely in second and third. It’s been rad to see these riders progress through the qualifiers and other Freestyle Now competitions. Scooter intermediate saw Judd Morrison taking the win with Luke Matthews in second and Rhyder Howard in third. Shout out to Kody Weston who has been attending all of our qualifying rounds, he had an extremely seamless run and seeing him progress in this series has been wicked. Scooter Open had Dylan Mestrovich in first place, Tristan Sinclair in second and Brandon Black in third. Most of these riders attended most of, if not all of our qualifying rounds, their dedication to their riding is unmatched and we can’t wait to see them at the next one. 

Although skateboard attendance was a little light, we still saw some heavy hitters taking the park by storm. Davie Howes blew the crowd away with a run full of talent and finesse beyond his years. Davie took out first place with a huge smile, stoked is the right word to use here. Scarlette Harrington pulled through with second place and Huon Cocks followed closely after in third. Tayah Payne came away with first place by default in the intermediate section due to low attendance, but we know very well the kind of skater Tayah is and the tricks she can throw down – Tayah was definitely deserving of this placement. One thing that never lacks in the skateboard divisions is comradery, fun and sportsmanship. It’s awesome to see these young people patting each other on the back, cheering for their competitors and celebrating together at the end of it all. 

Scarlett Harrington charging over the spine with finesse and confidence. We heard from Scarlett’s dad that our competitions have been a driving force in Scarlett’s progression. It has been amazing to see herself and her sister Opal show up with so much excitement and progress each and every competition. We look forward to seeing where this young skater goes, the sky is the limit. 

BMX followed in Scooter’s footsteps, having 15 competitors all up it became our second largest discipline of the day. In the beginners section we saw Rhys Sockett take first with a run that just couldn’t be beaten, Jake Jorgensen came away with second place, putting together a solid line and Thomas Hollingsworth in 3rd. Thomas has been attending many of our competitions and you can always hear him cheering people on or see him offering to film their lines. He is a great sport and a good representation of the community culture that we try to provide with our competitions and events. BMX intermediate had Archie Welton on top followed by Jacob Roughton in second and Charlie Hill taking third place. The BMX open division was one to remember with Kody Strong taking first place. It has been a while since Kody made a competition appearance so it was great to see him back into it for the series and we hope to see him at future events. Oskar Thomas took second place and it was well deserved. Oskar had great use of the park and he wowed the crowd with a backflip attempt he didn’t quite make for his line but managed to persevere and get it on the 3rd attempt, impressing all the spectators. Joshua O’Neil wasn’t too far behind, in third place. Josh is a regular at our competitions, participating in not only BMX but scooter as well. We are big fans of the supportive energy he brings. If there was an award for best action sports hype man, he would win it. 

A massive thank you goes out to the City of Cockburn, Rockingham, Mandurah and Kwinana and to all of our competitors, without you, this series wouldn’t have been possible.The series brought a lot of value to actions sports enthusiasts in the south metro area, providing a platform for them to showcase their skills and an event where they can positively engage with their community. We can’t wait to be a part of it next year. Stay tuned for more exhilarating skatepark competitions as Freestyle Now continues to celebrate the passion and skill of our incredible action sports community. Freestyle Now is dedicated to delivering high-energy events and inspiring communities. From thrilling stunt shows to engaging coaching sessions and well-managed competitions, we promote active and healthy lifestyles while pushing the boundaries of action sports.

We would like to thank our partner, Right By You. Rightbyyou.org.au is a mental health resource made for young people, by young people. There is easy to understand, useful information on the website if you or your friends are in a mental health crisis situation.

Connect with us on  Facebook and Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay updated on our latest news, events, and behind-the-scenes action. For booking inquiries or to learn more about Freestyle Now, please contact us directly. Be sure to check our coming events page for information on future competitions and other events, and explore our past competition page to look back on all the exciting action from previous events.

Spearwood South Metro Ride and Roll Series Skatepark Competition – Official Results – 14th December 2024 

Scooter beginner – 1st Braydon Ford, 2nd Flynn Deyonker, 3rd James Deyonker, 4th Thomas Hollingworth, 5th Archie Edwards, 6th Tyson Kolk, 7th Lucas Walker, 8th Raidan Hyde, 9th Archie Johnson
Scooter Intermediate – 1st Judd Morrison, 2nd Luke Matthews, 3rd Rhyder Howard, 4th Jayce Blakers 5th Kodi Weston
Scooter Open – 1st Dylan Mestrovich, 2nd Tristan Sinclair, 3rd Brandon Black, 4th Zanthany Caporn
Skateboard Beginner – 1st Davie Howes, 2nd Scarlett Harrington, 3rd Huon Cocks, 4th Eva O’Driscoll, 5th Willow Wiseman, 6th Isla Currey, 7th Nyah Gutcheon, 8th Opal Harrington
Skateboard Intermediate – 1st Tayah Payne 
BMX Beginners – 1st Rhys Sockett, 2nd Jake Jorgensen, 3rd Thomas Hollingworth, 4th Lucas Walker, 5th Thomas Armstrong, 6th Calais Blakers
BMX Intermediate – 1st Archie Welten, 2nd Jacob Roughton, 3rd Charlie hill, 4th Jayce Blakers, 5th Liam Rhodes
BMX Open – 1st Kody Strong, 2nd Oskar Thomas, 3rd Joshua O’Neil, 4th Jake Welhan
 

Perth’s summer has finally made an appearance and on the first of many scorching days, we headed out to Bassendean Skatepark to facilitate a fierce competition with divisions in Skateboard, Scooter and BMX. The day was filled with fun, laughs and healthy competition as the riders braved the heat, putting together radical lines and flowing around this classic Perth skatepark. 

The riders tried to pace themselves as the day kicked off, warming up but not wanting to wear themselves out in the heat. First in line to show us what action sports in Perth are all about is the scooter divisions. The scooter divisions are always some of our largest and many of the riders use our competitions as a community space to catch up with friends and have some fun. Special mention to Flynn Deyonker for taking out 1st place in beginner, he has attended a few of our competitions of late and we can see that he will go far in scooter riding. He held a flawless first run with no bails which certainly helped to capture the win. Our judges are looking for difficulty, diversity and consistency in every rider and their lines. 

As the day progressed, we moved into the skateboard competition and it did not disappoint, Beginner saw two of our favourite up and comers, the Harrington sisters. Scarlette took out the win with a consistent run which utilised the whole skatepark. Showing off her skills in the half pipe with an awesome rock and roll. Opal Harrington had a delayed start due to an ant bite but she came back, guns blazing and took out her first ever 2nd place title. She was stoked and it was well deserved indeed. Tayah Payne and Kyle Wisniewski battled it out in Intermediate. Tayah took the win, showing off seamless board slides on the down rail, something her opponent Kyle just couldn’t top. Both riders brought the heat, at the hottest time of the day and for that we were left thoroughly impressed with their perseverance and discipline. Skateboard Open was one to remember, although Maximilliano went home with the win, we have to give a shout out to Jason Hills’ family of about 12! They were sitting on the sidelines cheering Jason on with choreographed dances and rhythmic chants. I think all of our spectators can take a leaf out of their book.

Clockwise from top left – Jayce Blakers in the middle of a flare attempt. – Timothy Pearson airing out into a 540. – Oliver Lane being unconventional and getting the judges attention with originality. – Mason Russel with a flawless can can. – Find more photos on our facebook page here. 

Finally, we rolled into BMX. This was a very fun competition to watch and the comradery between riders reminds us of one of the important “Whys” when it comes to facilitating these events. Community. A massive shout out to father son duo, Gerrard and Lachlan McGough. Lachlan took out 2nd place in our Beginner division and his run was full of so much confidence, originality and fun. Smiling all the way through. As for Gerrard McGough, he managed to come away with 1st place in the Open division. The last time he rode Bassendean competition back in February  he ended up in hospital with a broken collar bone? Talk about a redemption story! Another special mention to Timothy Pearson who tried mightily for the 540 that he got seamlessly in the warm up, unfortunately tricks from the warm up don’t count for your final scores, but we know he can do it and can’t wait to see him incorporate it into his line in the next competition. 

A massive thank you goes out to the Town of Bassendean for making this event possible and to all of our competitors. This day was a wonderful way to welcome in the warmer weather. Stay tuned for more exhilarating skatepark competitions as Freestyle Now continues to celebrate the passion and skill of our incredible action sports community. Freestyle Now is dedicated to delivering high-energy events and inspiring communities. From thrilling stunt shows to engaging coaching sessions and well-managed competitions, we promote active and healthy lifestyles while pushing the boundaries of action sports.

We would like to thank our partner, Right By You. Rightbyyou.org.au is a mental health resource made for young people, by young people. There is easy to understand, useful information on the website if you or your friends are in a mental health crisis situation.

Connect with us on  Facebook and Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay updated on our latest news, events, and behind-the-scenes action. For booking inquiries or to learn more about Freestyle Now, please contact us directly. Be sure to check our coming events page for information on future competitions and other events, and explore our past competition page to look back on all the exciting action from previous events.

Bassendean Skatepark Competition – Official Results – 8th December 2024 

Scooter Beginner– 1st Flynn Deyonker, 2nd Curtis Gepp, 3rd Will Kacperek, 4th Jayden Hynds, 5th Jake Mckechnie, 6th Calais Blakers
Scooter Intermediate – 1st Noah Altinier, 2nd Dean Morrison, 3rd Jayce Blakers, 4th Hamish Eaton, 5th Timothy Pearson, 6th Kodi weston
Scooter Open – 1st Judd Morrison, 2nd Luke Matthews, 3rd Cj Morrison, 4th Nathan Kollar, 5th Luke Denison, 6th Ethan Duirs
Skateboard Beginner – 1st Scarlett Harrington, 2nd Opal Harrington
Skateboard Intermediate – 1st Tayah Payne, 2nd Kyle Wisniewski
Skateboard Open – 1st Maximiliano Moraga, 2nd Jason Hills, 3rd Reggo Pain
BMX Beginners – 1st Parker Eastman, 2nd Lachlan McGough, 3rd Gavin Penny, 4th Levi Stokes, 5th Reef Cavalea, 6th Calais Blakers, 7th Cayden Mcconnell, 8th Thomas Armstrong
BMX Intermediate – 1st Maison Russel, 2nd Archie Welten, 5th Jayce Blakers, 4th Charlie Hill, 5th Kyle Wisniewski, 6th Chevy Smaller
BMX Open – 1st Gerard Mcgough, 2nd Timothy Pearson
 

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!

We would like to thank our partner, Right By You. Rightbyyou.org.au is a mental health resource made for young people, by young people. There is easy to understand, useful information on the website if you or your friends are in a mental health crisis situation.

Connect with us on  Facebook and Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay updated on our latest news, events, and behind-the-scenes action. For booking inquiries or to learn more about Freestyle Now, please contact us directly. Be sure to check our coming events page for information on future competitions and other events, and explore our past competition page to look back on all the exciting action from previous events.

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
 

Kwinana Skatepark played host to the 3rd round of the South Metro Ride and Roll Series. It was an incredible day of action sports under beautiful sunny skies. The energy was high, the tricks were sharp, and the camaraderie among riders was inspiring. It was great to see so many familiar faces back for another round, showcasing their passion and skill in every division.

In the Scooter divisions, Asher de Graaf took first in the Beginner category with a smooth and confident run. Thomas Hollingworth followed in second, showcasing great determination, while Flynn Deyonker earned third with a creative run full of flow. Flynn is a relatively new face at our competitions and already we have seen progression and can’t wait to see what the future has installed for this young rider. In the Intermediate division, Judd Morrison grabbed first with a bold display of tricks that set him apart, while Luke Matthews’ consistency earned him second and Jayce Blakers’ impressive run earned him third. The Open division saw Jax Lindsay take the win with a flawless, high-energy performance, with Marcus Dunlop securing second thanks to his daring approach, and Dylan Mestrovich rounding out the top three with great control and creativity.

The Skateboard competitions were packed with skill and creativity. In the Beginner division, Scarlett Harrington claimed first with a fantastic display of skill, while Davie Howes secured second with smooth lines that kept the crowd engaged. His gap down the stair set was super rad, after a few tries he nailed it and rolled away victorious. Eva O’Driscoll earned third with a unique approach and style that stood out. Jack Turner dominated the Intermediate category, dazzling everyone with his technical precision, while Sophia Stahlhut earned second with a stylish, consistent run, and Matthew Bolton took third with creative tricks that left a lasting impression.

Clockwise from top left – Jake Whelan who had one of his best runs to date at this competition showcasing an x up over the spine. –  Davie Howes confidently airing the whole stair set. –  Liam Rhodes with a flawless no hander over the box. – Marcus Dunlop showing impressive skill and precision over the spine. – Find more photos on our facebook page here 

The BMX riders closed the day with thrilling performances. In the Beginner division, Thomas Hollingworth, fresh off his second place in scooter earlier in the day,  impressed everyone with his versatility, taking first place, followed by Ethan Daniel’s energetic and strong showing in second, while Aidan Wood earned third with solid control throughout his run. Archie Welten dominated the Intermediate division with a commanding performance, blending style and power, Jayce Blakers followed in second, showing guts with a massive backflip, and Charlie Hill took third with dynamic tricks that fired up the crowd. In the Open division, Jake Whelan had his best run we have ever witnessed, he was on fire and it secured him 1st place. Kody Strong’s smooth and daring run earned him second, and Joshua O’Neil rounded out the podium in third with a powerful display.

A massive congratulations to the City of Kwinana and everyone who competed and brought their best to the Kwinana Skatepark. The community spirit was alive and well, making it a day to remember. We can’t wait to see what the next round brings as we move closer to the finals. Stay tuned for more updates and epic action ahead!

We would like to thank our partner, Right By You. Rightbyyou.org.au is a mental health resource made for young people, by young people. There is easy to understand, useful information on the website if you or your friends are in a mental health crisis situation. 

Connect with us on  Facebook and Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay updated on our latest news, events, and behind-the-scenes action. For booking inquiries or to learn more about Freestyle Now, please contact us directly. Be sure to check our coming events page for information on future competitions and other events, and explore our past competition page to look back on all the exciting action from previous events.

Kwinana South Metro Ride and Roll Series Round 3 Skatepark Competition – Official Results – 16th November 2024 

Scooter Beginner – 1st Asher de Graaf, 2nd Thomas Hollingworth, 3rd Flynn Deyonker, 4th James Deyonker, 5th Raidan Hyde, 6th Archie Johnson, 7th Jake Mckechnie, 8th Luke Girod
Scooter Intermediate – 1st Judd Morrison, 2nd Luke Matthews, 3rd Jayce Blakers, 4th Kodi weston, 5th Rhyder Howard
Scooter Open – 1st Jax Lindsay, 2nd Marcus Dunlop, 3rd Dylan Mestrovich, 4th Brandon Black
Skateboard Beginner – 1st Scarlett Harrington, 2nd Davie Howes, 3rd Eva O’Driscoll, 4th Huon Cocks, 5th Nyah Gutcheon, 6th Opal Harrington, 7th Arie howes
Skateboard Intermediate – 1st Jack Turner, 2nd Sophia Stahlhut, 3rd Matthew Bolton
BMX Beginner –  1st Thomas Hollingworth, 2nd Ethan Daniel, 3rd Aidan Wood, 4th Rhys Sockett, 5th Jake Jorgensen, 6th Lucas walker, 7th Levi Stokes, 8th Lukey Thornber, 9th Jax Baker
BMX Intermediate – 1st Archie Welten, 2nd Jayce Blakers, 3rd Charlie Hill, 4th Liam Rhodes, 5th Mikayla Thornber
BMX Open – 1st Jake Welhan, 2nd Kody Strong, 3rd Joshua O’Neil
 

Despite a rainy start to the day, Bibra Lake Skatepark came alive as the clouds cleared just in time for the second round of the South Metro Ride and Roll Series. It was awesome to see so many familiar faces from Round 1 at Singleton returning for more action, with great energy from both competitors and the crowd. Huge thanks to the City of Cockburn for their support in making this series happen and helping build such a rad community atmosphere. The top three in each division from today’s comp are now headed to the finals at Spearwood Skatepark!

In the Scooter divisions, we saw plenty of talent on display. Serial competitor who we saw at the first round of the series, Thomas Hollingworth, took the win in the Beginner class, but not without a fight by Archie Edwards who came in second, Trey Dixon followed closely in third. In the Intermediate category, Judd Morrison grabbed first place, it’s awesome to see him back at our competitions and the level of riding from this guy is incredible. Luke Matthews and Jonathan Maiwald coming in second and third. The Open division kept the excitement rolling, with Dylan Mestrovich claiming the top spot, Tristan Sinclair taking second, and Brandon Black rounding out the top three.

Clockwise from top left – Logan Knibbs really making use of the taco, getting some height. – Miles Harding tail sliding down the A frame. – Judd Morisson riding with ease. – Opal Harrington airing with confidence. – Find the full album of photos on our facebook page here. 

Over in the Skateboard divisions, the Beginner skaters brought their A-game, with Davie Howes taking first place which is a huge jump from the sixth place he received at Round 1, Scarlett Harrington landing in second and getting better every competition, and Jayden Purser snagging third. The Intermediate division saw Henrii Bennell take first, followed by George McNeilly in second. In the Open division, Miles Harding took home the win, perhaps because he was riding on home turf, he looked very comfortable throwing down tricks at Bibra Lake. Tyler Rodden and Dan Alexandar finished close behind in second and third.

The BMX riders showed up strong, too. In the Beginner division, Thomas Hollingworth scored his second first-place finish of the day, with Arthur Pearce coming in second and Logan Knibbs came in third, Logan’s run was full steam ahead, he did not miss a beat, although all his wheels stayed on the ground he really showed us how confident he is on the BMX. Jacob Roughton claimed the top spot in the Intermediate division, followed by Archie Welten in second and Liam Rhodes in third. The open division was a little short, but that didn’t stop Joshua O’neil from putting on a show and taking out the top spot. 

With just two rounds left before the finals, the anticipation is building. A massive congrats to everyone who competed and made the day so memorable at Bibra Lake! We’re stoked to see what the next round brings as we get closer to the showdown at Spearwood Skatepark.

We would like to thank our partner, Right By You. Rightbyyou.org.au is a mental health resource made for young people, by young people. There is easy to understand, useful information on the website if you or your friends are in a mental health crisis situation. Head to rightbyyou.org.au if you need to help a friend or yourself today. 

Connect with us on  Facebook and Instagram, and subscribe to our YouTube channel to stay updated on our latest news, events, and behind-the-scenes action. For booking inquiries or to learn more about Freestyle Now, please contact us directly. Be sure to check our coming events page for information on future competitions and other events, and explore our past competition page to look back on all the exciting action from previous events.

Bibra Lake Skatepark Competition South Metro Ride and Roll Series Round 2  – Official Competition Results – 2nd November 2024

Scooter Beginner– 1st Thomas Hollingworth, 2nd Archie Edwards, 3rd Trey Dixon, 4th Flynn Deyonker, 5th James Deyonker, 6th Archie Johnson
Scooter Intermediate – 1st Judd Morrison, 2nd Luke Matthews, 3rd Jonathan Maiwald, 4th Hamish Gaze, 5th Vijay Thorn, 6th Jack Brown, 7th Kodi Weston
Scooter Open – 1st Dylan Mestrovich, 2nd Tristan Sinclair, 3rd Brandon Black
Skateboard Beginner –1st Davie Howes, 2nd Scarlett Harrington, 3rd Jayden Purser 4th Onyx Black, 5th Opal Harrington, 6th Arie Howes
Skateboard Intermediate – 1st Henrii Bennell, 2nd George Mcneilly
Skateboard Open – 1st Miles Harding, 2nd Tyler Rodden, 3rd Dan Alexandar, 4th Geoff Knibbs
BMX Beginners – 1st Thomas Hollingworth, 2nd Arthur Pearce, 3rd Logan Knibbs, 4th Jake Jorgensen, 5th Lucas Walker, 6th Thomas Armstrong, 7th Levi Stokes, 8th Jax Baker, 9th Stanley Pearce
BMX Intermediate – 1st Jacob Roughton, 2nd Archie Welten, 3rd Liam Rhodes, 4th Charlie Hill, 5th Dexter Pearce
BMX Open – 1st Joshua O’Neil
 

Freestyle Now delivered another great skatepark competition at the Singleton Skatepark. This marks the first round of the South Metro Ride and Roll Series. It was a wicked day in the spring sun! Under bright blue skies, riders competed in BMX, scooter, and skateboard divisions, bringing energy and excitement. A huge shoutout to the City of Rockingham, Kwinana, Cockburn, and Mandurah for coming together to make this series possible. Their support is helping to build a stronger, more connected action sports community in WA’s south metro area!

Clockwise from top left – Cruz Evans gaining huge air timeover the popular hip right infront of the judges , Braedyn Petrie with a text book turn down, Isaac Carey hitting a bri flip over the hip, Opal Harrington showing us how its done, keeping it nice and steady all the way down the stair set. You can find the full album from the day on our facebook page here.

We kicked off the day with Scooter Beginner, Tyson Kolk impressed everyone and claimed the top spot, while Thomas Hollingworth and James Deyonker battled it out to grab second and third. Great rides from these up-and-coming young talents! In Scooter Intermediate division, Luke Matthews put on an awesome show to take first place. Close behind, Kodi Weston and Isaac Carey pushed their limits, landing in second and third and keeping the competition tight. Scooter Open saw Riley Bosma shine, throwing down smooth tricks to take first place. Brandon Black followed with a solid run, locking in second place and keeping the crowd hyped.

In Skateboard Beginner, Kasper Godfrey took control with a winning performance, while Onyx Black and Scarlett Harrington skated hard to secure second and third. The young talent on display was inspiring to watch! Skateboard Open turned into an Evans family affair as Cruz, Vai, and Zen snagged the top three spots. Cruz led the pack with a stellar first-place run, followed by Vai in second and Zen in third. Their family synergy and impressive skills brought an extra level of excitement to the day! Special Mention to 4th place getter, Tayah Payne, we hope to see Tayah at one of our other qualifying rounds for redemption. 

For the BMX Beginners, Thomas Hollingworth rode his heart out to take first place, with Jake Jorgensen close behind in second. Ilay Godfrey rounded out the podium with a fantastic third-place finish. And in BMX Intermediate, Braedyn Petrie crushed it with a winning run that earned him first place. Charlie Hill and Liam Rhodes weren’t far behind, taking second and third with some solid performances that showcased their growing skills.

It was an incredible start to the South Metro Ride and Roll Series, and we can’t wait to see what the next round brings. Thanks to all the riders, supporters, and spectators who made the day full of stokel. See you at the next stop in the series, Bibra Lake Skatepark on the 2nd of October!

Singleton Skatepark South Metro Ride and Roll Series Official Competition Results 12th October 2024 

Scooter beginner– 1st Tyson Kolk, 2nd Thomas Hollingworth, 3rd James Deyonker, 4th Liam Rhodes, 5th Flynn Deyonker, 6th Archie Johnson, 6th Issac Houkman
Scooter Intermediate – 1st Luke Matthews, 2nd Kodi Weston, 3rd Isaac Carey, 4th Noah Ladhams
Scooter Open – 1st Riley Bosma, 2nd Brandon Black
Skateboard Beginner – 1st Kasper Godfrey, 2nd Onyx Black, 3rd Scarlett Harrington, 4th Ilay Godfrey, 5th Reef hunt, 6th Davie Howes, 7th Opal Harrington, 8th Arie howes
Skateboard Open – 1st Cruz Evans, 2nd Vai Evans, 3rd Zen Evans, 4th Tayah Payne
BMX Beginners – 1st Thomas Hollingworth, 2nd Jake Jorgensen, 3rd Ilay Godfrey, 4th Issac Houkman, 5th Jax Baker
BMX Intermediate – 1st Braedyn Petrie, 2nd Charlie Hill, 3rd Liam Rhodes, 4th Blade Coleman
 

The Busselton Skatepark was the place to be on April 27th, 2024, as riders from all over came together to showcase their talents and compete in various action sports disciplines. Thanks to the support of the City of Busselton, the event was a massive success, filled with impressive tricks, fierce competition, and an enthusiastic crowd. Although it was a smaller turnout, we still had a fantastic day.

Clockwise from top left – Max Fuller showing us how it’s done and managing to come away with 4th place in the scooter open – Ryan Aquilina who traveled all the way down from Perth and managed to come away with 1st place in  BMX open  – Beau Ritchie who came out in 4th place in the scooter intermediate division – John Grahamm is an OG in the BMX scene so it was awesome to have him participate in this competition and also take away 4th place – Find the full album of photos on our facebook page here

The Scooter Beginner division kicked off the day with Weylin Phillips taking first place, followed by Treycer Brayshaw in second. Both riders displayed great potential and set the tone for the day’s events.

In the Scooter Intermediate category, Jonathan Maiwald took out the top spot with a remarkable performance. Hunter Crouch came in second, closely followed by Mallakai Watson in third. The competition was tight, with Beau Ritchi and Coby Hudson rounding out the top five.

The Scooter Open division was a highlight of the day, with Daniel Kim emerging victorious. Bodie Elam secured second place, and Kody Strong took third. Max Fuller and James Davis also put on strong performances, finishing fourth and fifth respectively.

The BMX Open division brought the heat, with Ryan Aquilina taking first place after a series of breathtaking runs. Joshua O’Neil finished second, while Kody Strong rounded out the podium in third. Jon Grahamm and Rupert Ensor also delivered standout performances, finishing fourth and fifth.

The Busselton Skatepark Competition really showed the incredible talent and dedication within the action sports community. Congratulations to all the competitors for their amazing efforts and thanks to everyone who came out to support and enjoy the event. Stay tuned for more exciting competitions and events from Freestyle Now!

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Busselton skatepark competition official results April 27th 2024

Scooter beginner– 1st Weylin Phillips, 2nd Treycer Brayshaw

Scooter Intermediate – 1st Jonathan Maiwald, 2nd Hunter Crouch, 3rd Mallakai Watson, 4th Beau Ritchi, 5th Coby Hudson, 6th Alex Davis, 7th Cooper Whareaite, 8th Vijay Thorn

Scooter Open – 1st Daniel Kim, 2nd Bodie Elam, 3rd Kody Strong, 4th Max Fuller, 5th James Davis, 6th Jack Brown, 7th Joshua O’Neil

BMX Open – 1st Ryan Aquilina, 2nd Joshua O’Neil, 3rd Kody Strong, 4th Jon Grahamm, 5th Rupert Ensor, 6th Russell forrest, 7th William Smith