Freestyle Now

Freestyle Now hosted a skatepark competition at Bremer Bay skatepark. Prior to the competition, Freestyle Now conducted a skatepark coaching session, where participants learned new skills and gained confidence in navigating the skatepark. They also received tips on how a skatepark competition is judged and how to plan their competition run. During the competition, many participants put this advice into practice, resulting in an exciting event well-attended by the town of Bremer Bay. All participants received prizes, regardless of their placing, and some even entered more than one discipline, earning them more prizes. Freestyle Now extends our gratitude to the Bremer Bay community resource centre and Healthways for their support, and invites everyone to check our coming events page for more information on future competitions and other events. Be sure to check the past competitions page here page for a full list of all the competitions we have hosted.

Clockwise from top left – Ayden Maley using the flyout zone for some double whips – Jeff Evans skates really well – Ruby Clews gain lots of confidence in the coaching session and then entered the competition and did handstands –  Lincoln Young getting X’ed up – More photos can be found on our Facebook page here

Bremer Bay skatepark competition 12^th January 2023 – official results

Skateboard open – 1^st Jeff Evans

Skateboard intermediate – 1^st Jordy Tomas, 2^nd Beau Benger, 3^rd Victor Famika, 4^th Kai Sweeney

Skateboard beginners – 1^st Maddie Sweeney, 2^nd Tate Benger, 3^rd Jade Tomas, 4^th Maeve Beuton

Scooter intermediate – 1^st Ayden Maley, 2^nd Paddy Belton, 3^rd Victor Furmica, 4^th Blake Metham, 5^th Dylan Kellow

Scooter beginners – 1^st Ruby Clews, 2^nd Crus Lyon, 3^rd Jake Milton, 4^th Airle Benger, 5^th Kai Sweeney, 6^th Damon Walker, 7^th Matthys Burger, 8^th Rohan Kellow, 8^th Lenny Brenton, 9^th Charlie Milton, 10^th Lukas Berger, 11^th Maeve Belton, 12^th Kelsea Roukens

Inline skates – 1^st Ruby Clews, 2^nd Macca Clews

BMX – 1^st Lincoln Young, 2^nd Jake Jolly, 3^rd Philip Stimpson

The 2022 Action Sports Games took place at the Mandurah skatepark after a few delays. The event was scheduled to take place in April but bad weather forced a reschedule. This worked in our benefit as due to Covid having the competition in April would have meant a bunch of restrictions. We would have worked through them to make the event happen, but delaying it a few months meant the restrictions had been lifted and made the event a lot easier to manage and compete in. This year the Action Sports games skatepark competition we set up over two days for all disciplines. Small bowl competition on Saturday, big bowl competition on Sunday with points added together to make the final competition results. It was an interesting concept which saw some great skatepark action.

2022 Action Sports Games open winners, clockwise from top left – women’s skateboard open, mens skateboard open, BMX open, scooter open

Saturday morning started with BMX and an action packed competition with the stand out in the intermediate class being Ronan McCamish. Mad flow big airs. Shae Mathhews was keeping up the pressure with only 1 point between them at the end of Saturday. In the Open class Dylan Schmidt destroyed the small bowl with all of his radical BMX skills taking the top spot from Luke Tooze with 4 points between them.

After BMX was scooter and also was the rain. It rained and then it stopped and almost dried up and then it rained and almost dried up and then it rained. Ohh the torment. It was finally called as a no comp for scooters on Saturday. Skateboard was next and the skatepark dried up. Or did it?

Skateboard was awesome. So many young rippers. The 9 years and under class was stacked with talent and you need to remember the name Otis Sienkewitz, the kid shreds. Just before the open class was to take place it rained, insert sad face here. It stopped raining and it was all hands in for drying up the park with blowers, squeegees, brooms and towels, and it was on. 2022 was the first year to have both open men’s and women’s in skateboard. Action Sports Games skateboard champion Brendon Cross was in full effect to defend his title but the three Evans boys, Cruz, Via and Zen, were there to keep up the pressure. There skating skills have exploded in the past year. And the rain came in again and then it stopped and again it was all hands in for drying up the park with blowers, squeegees, brooms and towels, and it was on. This was repeated many times over the course of the skateboard competition, the competitors were keen to get it done, bit thanks to everyone getting in and doing the work. The women’s open class was super rad with Hailee Roberts being the raddest and ending up 2 points ahead of Mia Kretzer and Lily Heney.

Come Sunday morning it was scooters in the big bowl and no rain in sight. The open class was stacked with riders of all styles but the two top riders Adam Puffler and Mitch Bacon were going head to head with big overhead trick combos. They were both going large and in charge. When the wheels had stopped rolling it was Mitch 2 points ahead of Adam for the win. A super tight competition result.

Clockwise from top left – Mitch Bacon on the upside down tailwhip action – Stanley air from Adam Puffler – There is no no stopping Brenten Waddingham – Jake Budgie winner of the intermediate class – More photos can be found on our Facebook page here

Clockwise from top left – Mia Kretzer took home first place in the first open women’s Action Sports games skateboard competition – Brendon Cross rolling and getting rad – Cruz Evans on the way to a first place trophy and prize money – Watch out for Otis Sienkewitz they are a super rad skater on the up – More photos can be found on our Facebook page here

Skateboard was the highlight of Sunday afternoon, with lots of spectators gathered and the hype was large. In the 9 years and under it was again Otis Sienkewitz destroying the bowl with some large skills and taking the first place for the weekend. Mason Clark and Tayah Payne were rolling with the skills required to take the second and 3td places and we are looking forward to seeing more of their skating skills in the future. In the women’s class Mia Kretzer had the skills to jump ahead of Hailee Roberts by a few points to take the win for the weekend and a 1^st place share in the $850 prize purse with Hailee in 2^nd and Lily Heney in 3^rd place. We need to give a big props to Lola Grislain who took a heavy slam in the deep end to a trip to hospital to get a broken arm mended. The open men’s was so rad with a battle between longtime Action Sports Games champion Brendon Cross and the three Evans boys. Anyone of them had the ability to win and could have if the sequence of tricks were to be working. What was needed to take the win was lots of flow, big tricks and having the consistency to match. This is what Cruz Evans had. The tricks were on. Brendon Cross was trying to match but a little less tricks packed into the run might have been the only reason Brendon got less points. 1^st to Cruz Evans, 2^nd Brendon Cross with Zen Evans taking 3^rd

To finish up the two day competition was BMX. In the beginner class after two days of competition, 4 competition runs, 3 judges, 3 judging categories and more numbers to be added than Steven Hawking could manage there was a tie for firsts and second between Liam Miller and Morgan West, guess it was bound to happen. So a one minute run off was had and judges were to decide who rode better. The win went to Liam who had higher airs and more flow, it was close though. Big props to Bianca Martin who was in the lead at the end of Saturday’s competition but just missed out on a few points and took home the 3^rd place. In the intermediate class it was all Ronan McCamish. Winning his first and last intermediate competition. Expect to see him ride the open class next year. The open class was a tight battle between Dylan Schmidt and Luke Tooze. Both had it for the win and to share in the $870 prize money. Both riders went big, though Luke went bigger. Both riders has tricks though Dylan has more. Both riders sent 360 whips over the volcano, Dylan doing it for the first time. Dylan’s second run was so hyped and the energy was electric. Dylan went with the energy and front flipped out of the bowl but just missed the rotation around to wheels. Landing back wheel heavy resulted in also landing on his back. Off to hospital and off the bike for a few months while some fractures heal up. Lukes runs on Sunday were just a bit better than Dylans and was awarded 5 points and then with Dylan riding better on Saturday Luke won the Action Sports games BMX open class for the second year in a row, congratulations.

We would like to thank all of the sponsors and supporters for the 2022 Action Sports Games – Mandurah Mazda, Visit Mandurah, City of Mandurah, Tourism Western Australia, Drug Aware, Healthway, Apex Radiology, Rusty Australia, Star Surf+Skate, Minuteman Press Perth, Scooter Hut, The 4 Skateboard Company, Modus Bearings, Local BMX, Colony BMX, Division Brand, Cult Crew, Triad Scooters, Oath Components, Grit Scooters, Striker scooter parts, District scooters, Drone Scooters, Root Industries.

The 2023 Action Sports games has already been penciled in for 17^th, 18^th, 19^th March and we will have more information as we move closer to the date.

Clockwise from top left – Ronan McCamish blasting the quarter in the small bowl on Saturday – Dylan Schmidt mid double whip at height in the small bowl on Saturday – Luke Tooze at Sunset on Sunday in the deep end of the big bowl – Liam Miller got the win in beginners in a runoff – More photos can be found on our Facebook page here

Action Sports Games competition 14^th – 15^th May 2022 – Official results

BMX

Opens
1^st – Luke Tooze – Saturday points 95, Sunday points 115, Total points 210
2^nd – Dylan Schmidt – Saturday points 99, Sunday points 110, Total points 209
3^rd – Jack Burgin-Carwardine – Saturday points 84, Sunday points 85, Total points 169
4^th – Jack Hooper – Saturday points 69, Sunday points 71, Total points 140

Intermediates
1^st – Ronan McCamish – Saturday points 81, Sunday points 95, Total points 176
2^nd – Shae Matthews – Saturday points 80, Sunday points 79, Total points 159
3^rd – Taj Hamilton – Saturday points 72, Sunday points 77, total points 149
4^th Albie Livesley – Saturday points 68, Sunday points 79, total points 147

Beginners
1^st – Liam Miller – Saturday points 62, Sunday points 69, total points 131, Won the run off with Morgan for the 1^st place
2^nd – Morgan West – Saturday points 62, Sunday points 69, total points 131
3^rd – Bianca Martin – Saturday points 64, Sunday points 61, total points 125
4^th – Brenten Waddingham – Saturday points 54, Sunday points 58, Total points 112
5^th – Ilay Godfrey – Saturday points 48, Sunday points 48, Total points 96
6^th – Ace Howard – Saturday points 50, Total points 50  
7^th – Judd Howard – Saturday points 49, Total points 49  

Under 10’s
1^st – Jace Blakers – Saturday points 63, Sunday points 60, Total points 123
2^nd – Sam Evans – Saturday points 57, Sunday points 53, Total points 110
3^rd – River Smith – Saturday points 53, Sunday points 48, Total points 101
4^th – Jack Quinlan – Saturday points 46, Sunday points 42, Total points 88
5^th – RJ Marshall – Saturday points 45, Total points 45  

Skateboard

Women’s Opens
1^st – Mia Kretzer – Saturday points 84, Sunday points 93, Total points 177
2^nd – Hailee Roberts – Saturday points 86, Sunday points 88, Total points 174
3^rd – Lily Heney – Saturday points 84, Sunday points 74, Total points 158
4^th – Emily Palmer – Saturday points 83, Sunday points 71, Total points 154
5^th – Lola Grislain – Saturday points 75, Sunday points 66, Total points 141
6^th – Claudia Duane, Saturday points 75, Total points 75,  

Men’s Opens
1^st – Cruz Evans – Saturday points 84, Sunday points 113, Total points 197
2^nd – Brendon Cross – Saturday points 84, Sunday points 108, Total points 192
3^rd – Zen Evans – Saturday points 87, Sunday points 101, Total points 188
4^th – Vai Evans – Saturday points 75, Sunday points 102, Total points 177
5^th – Jake Smith – Saturday points 82, Sunday points 92, Total points 174
6^th – Daniel Aubrey – Saturday points 77, Sunday points 90, Total points 167
7^th – Matt Brazler – Saturday points 76, Sunday points 73, Total points 149
8^th – Oli Lane – Saturday points 78, Sunday points 66, Total points 144
9^th – Amos Hadad – Saturday points 67, Sunday points 73, Total points 140

15 years and under
1^st – Gogo Dale – Saturday points 56, Sunday points 74, Total points 130
2^nd – Cody Richardson – Saturday points 53, Sunday points 74, Total points 127
3^rd – Mary Woodage – Saturday points 51, Sunday points 60, Total points 111

9 years and under
1^st – Otis Sienkewitz – Saturday points 74, Sunday points 88, Total points 162
2^nd – Mason Clark – Saturday points 62, Sunday points 71, Total points 133
3^rd – Tayah Payne – Saturday points 59, Sunday points 62, Total points 121
4^th – Harlow Clark – Saturday points 56, Sunday points 60, Total points 116
5^th – Pepper Connolly – Saturday points 49, Sunday points 56, Total points 105
6^th – Rosie Connolly – Saturday points 49, Sunday points 55, Total points 104
7^th – Kasper Godfrey – Saturday points 47, Sunday points 53, Total points 100
8^th – Addison Waugh – Saturday points 47, Sunday points 52, Total points 99
9^th – Lea Tomolowicz – Saturday points 42, Sunday points 56, Total points 98
10^th – Ilay Godfrey – Saturday points 38, Sunday points 49, Total points 87
11^th – Logan Tomolowicz – Saturday points 22, Sunday points 27, Total points 49

Scooter

Opens
1^st – Mitch Bacon – Total points 114
2^nd – Adam Puffler – Total points 112
3^rd – Corey VanDam – Total points 100
4^th – Aaron Burrage – Total points 98
5^th – Nathan Jones – Total points 90
6^th – Oben Mchoull – Total points 86
7^th – Kareece Furnevall – Total points 73
8^th – Jeremy Clowery – Total points 48

Intermediates
1^st – Jake Budgie – Total points 80
2^nd – Liam Camilleri – Total points 77
3^rd – Jace Blakers – Total points 76

Beginners
1^st – Brenten Waddingham – Total points 58
2^nd – Cortez Himiona – Total points 57
3^rd – Magnum Depiazzi – Total points 56
4^th – Keon Himiona – Total points 54
5^th – Lockie Fry – Total points 45

Under 10’s
1^st – RJ Marshall – Total points 49
2^nd – Isaac Bright – Total points 45