Freestyle Now

South Hedland has one of the best skateparks in Australia. It is very large with lots of good lines throughout, a big bowl an open combi bowl and a nice plaza section. Freestyle Now hosted another skatepark competition at the South Hedland skatepark. When Freestyle Now hosts a skatepark competition we always make sure that all disciplines are involved so no participants miss out on rolling out the rad. Inclusiveness is important. The participants all had a great time and it’s good to see young participants progressing well. A big thank you to the youth team at the Town of Port Hadland for their support and also to our supporters Colony bmx, Grit Scooter and 4 skateboard Company as well as. Be sure to check our coming events page for more information on all of our coming events.

Clockwise from top left – Leo Drage jumping the gap to get 1^st in beginner scooter, A rad Xup from Beau McSweeney to take 1^st in scooter intermediate, Cruz Evans was visiting South Hedland to see family. He came all the way from Perth and just happed to be there for the comp and took out 1^st in the skateboard class, Ethan Semark got some bmx action happening and got the first place. More photos can be found on our Facebook page here.

South Hedland skatepark competition – 5^th July 2019 – Official results

Scooter beginner – 1^st Leo Drage, 2^nd Tana Ramsay, 3^rd Shari lemon, 4^th Lake Ramsay, 5^th Lieyton Kevenhoff, 6^th River Smith, 7^th Charlie Murdoch, 8^th Bailey Shinners.

Scooter intermediate – 1^st Beau McSweeney, 2^nd Ryan Diver, 3^rd Aiden Bagwell, 4^th Keegan Lemon

Skate – 1^st Cruz Evans, 2^nd Via Evans, 3^rd Zen Evans

Bmx – 1^st Ethan Semark, 2^nd Tahj Kroczek, 3^rd Bradley Brahim, 4^th River Smith

The Ramp It Up skatepark competition made a return to High Wycombe skatepark for 2019. This is always a highlight on the skatepark competition scene and the turnout is always good, and the level of skill during completion is on another level. The City of Kalamunda always puts in the extra effort for the Ramp It Up skatepark competition and the crowds always are keen to make noise. Crowd participation at skatepark competitions are important an competitors get amped up when the crowed is cheering and screaming, it makes the competitors want to throw down more. With 63 competitors it was going to be a rad afternoon of competition. It was great to see a good representation of all the disciplines in the skatepark competition. A big thank you to the youth team at the City of Kalamunda for their support and also to our supporters Colony bmx, Grit Scooter and 4 skateboard Company as well as Mad Orse industries. Be sure to check our coming events page for more information on all of our coming events.

Josh Garwood has recently been added to the Freestyle Now squad and rightly so, this was the gap of the day, tyre grab over the bowl. Thats right he jumped over the bowl !!!!

Clockwise from top left – Jared Kitson showed some awesome skills on the rubber wheeled machine like this toboggan and took out the 1^st place in the intermediate bmx class – Tyler Jennings like to fly and has his arms reshaped to help him sore even higher. A first place in the open scooters at his home skatepark – Hunter McGill is an awesome name to have if you are a skateboarder and in this case Hunter McGill is a skateboarder and a good one at that. A first place in the intermediate class for the guy who travelled over 200kms just to skate at the competition – Levi Rehbeck is a rad scooter rider and we hope to see him in the open class soon. Mad skills displayed at the High Wycombe skatepark competition from Levi like this 360 helpd him take the win. More photos can be found on our Facebook page here.

 
Ramp It Up – High Wycombe skatepark competition – 11^th May 2019 – Official results

Scooter beginner – 1^st Coen Gibson, 2^nd Tait Moffatt, 3^rd Brenten Waddingham, 4^th Jayce Tayor, 5^th Cody Morgani, 6^th Austin Hatton, 7^th Josh Schnierer, 8^th Ryder Gibson, 9^th Jensen Shaw, 10^th Brodie Camil, 11^th Lochy Argyle, 11^th Trevor Bailey, 13^th Ethan Seale, 13^th Lee Reiner, 13^th Santhi Arya, 13^th Zach Kelly, 17^th Albie Livesley, 17^th Jake Lynch-Blosse, 17^th Angus Lynch, 20^th Jax Hannah

Scooter intermediate – 1^st Levi Rehbeck, 2^nd Callan Mansfield, 3^rd Austin Cooper, 4^th Jacob Stockdale, 5^th Ryan Hall, 6^th Corey Price, 7^th Jack Moss, 8^th Ayden Graham, 9^th Tyson Gordon, 10^th Tate Hatton, 10^th Jacob Horgan.

Scooter open – 1^st Tyler Jennings, 2^nd Corey VanDam, 3^rd Ash Carter

Skate beginner – 1^st Coen Gibson, 2^nd Billy Bartlett, 3^rd Filip Utjesinovic, 4^th Ryder Gibson

Skate intermediate – 1^st Hunter McGill, 2^nd Rhys Leigh, 3^rd Jordan Mills, 4^th Daniel London, 5^th Beauen Dyson, 6^th Nicholas London, 7^th CJ Martinez

BMX beginner – 1^st Campbell Wilson, 2^nd Albie Livesley, 3^rd Brenton Waddingham, 4^th Lee Reiner

Bmx intermediate – 1^st Jared Kitson, 2^nd Zenith Riley, 3^rd Taj Hamilton, 4^th Jeremy Mills, 5^th Callum Sharp, 5^th Nathan Garbin, 7^th Nathan Wilson

Bmx open – 1^st Josh Garwood, 2^nd Dan Davis, 3^rd Jack Carwardine, 4^th Jaden Roadley, 5^th Nathan Joson, 6^th Ben Targett, 7^th Tyler Gayski, 8^th Tyler Jennings.

Below is a rad video of highlights thanks to Mad Orse industries and Do Re Media

Freestyle Now spent a few days at the beginning of May in the City of Karratha to host some skatepark coaching workshops and skatepark competition at the Nickol West skatepark. Karratha is a city in the north west of Western Australia and has five skateparks in and around in the other close towns. The turnout was great at the Nickol West skatepark competition with some awesome tricks being thrown down but the competitors. A big thank you to the youth team at the City of Karratha for their support and also to our supporters Colony bmx, Grit Scooters and 4 skateboard Company. Be sure to check our coming events page for more information on all of our coming events.

Clockwise from top left – Jack Colfer took out the first place in the scooter intermediate class with some rad moves like this bri – Louis Vastel travelled all the way from France just to compete at the Nickol West skatepark competiton, we that sounds like a rad story so we will run with it. But Louis is from France – Olly Karolyi took out the first place in the bmx beginners class in Karratha following on from his win as the last skatepark competition we held in Pinjarra a few weeks before – Corey Wilson went the highest of all the competitors and also took home the first place in scooter beginners. More photos can be found on our facebook page here.

Nickol West  skatepark competition – 4^th May 2019 – Official results

Scooter beginner – 1^st Corey Wilson, 2^nd Flynn Armstrong, 3^rd Thomas Pike, 4^th Tahj Kirkwood, 5^th Mitch Wilson, 6^th Ashley Schut, 7^th Tyrece Thompson, 8^th Elisha Bailey, 9^th Keira Bailey.

Scooter intermediate – 1^st Jack Colfer, 2^nd Shannon Hann, 3^rd Joshua Featherstone, 4^th Beau Bailey, 5^th Kai Kirkwood, 6^th Lochlan Rodd.

Skate intermediate – 1^st Michael Bailey, 2^nd Louis Vastel.

BMX beginner – 1^st Olly Karolyi, 2^nd Conner Craig, 3^rd Tahn Simmons.

Freestyle Now hosted a skatepark competition at the Pinjarra skatepark. The locals there shred the park well. The Shire of Murray always make the skatepark event something special with the town with lots of parents and spectators attending along with the youth in Pinjarra to partake in the other activities taking place around the skatepark. Lots of good riding went down and many riders were stoked on their runs. A big thank you to the Shire of Murray for their support and also to our supporters Colony bmx, Grit Scooters and 4 skateboard Company. Be sure to check our coming events page for more information on all of our coming events.

Clockwise from top left – Lily Henry entered the skateboard beginner class and she shredded all the way to 1^st place – Nathan Jones travelled from Merredin all the way to Pinjarra to enter the scooter open class and take the win, was good to see him roll – Cruz Evens is a little kid who skates big. Taking the first in skateboard intermediate this bowl pump to launch was so rad he did it twice, awesome – Zenith Riley came to Pinjarra to win the bmx intermediate class and that is what he did, must have been the Freestyle Now rad dude shirt that helped him. More photos can be found on our facebook page here.

 Pinjarra skatepark competition – 13^th April 2019 – Official results

Scooter beginner – 1^st Sam Nottle, 2^nd Harry Rowley, 3^rd Vaughn Jones, 4^th Dylan Edmunds, 5^th Ben Duncan, 6^th Blake Carey, 7^th Indi Harrison

Scooter intermediate – 1^st Marcus Stirling, 2^nd Jayden Rehd, 3^rd Tom Nottle, 4^th Tyler Divitini, 5^th Austin Hatton, 6^th Jayce Taylor

Scooter Open – 1^st Nathan Jones, 2^nd Jordan Caswell, 3^rd Brayden McGlenchy, 4^th Jayden Stirling, 5^th Adam Puffler.

Skate beginner – 1^st Lily Henry, 2^nd Zen Evans, 3^rd Blake Edmunds, 4^th Harry Rowley, 5^th Xavier Bell

Skate intermediate – 1^st Cruz Evans, 2^nd Vai Evans

BMX beginner – 1^st Olly Karolyi, 2^nd Campbell Wilson, 3^rd Kyle Street, 4^th Xavier Bell.

BMX intermediate – 1^st Zenith John Riley, 2^nd Vai Evans, 3^rd Jeremy Wilson.