Here are the results from the Matix Lord of the Lines:
1. Kevin Lowry
2. Beau Larson
3. Steve Rohl
It’s hard to make skating a flat bar look good but here are some pics anyway:
Dustin Henry flip back board.
Kevin Lowry back smith.
Street Demon, pre-arrest back lip with beverage in hand.
The MHSA put on a great contest yesterday and everyone had a great time. Some people who won cash had an even better time. Those guys would be:
1. Dustin Montie ($5,000)
2. Riley Boland ($1,000)
3. Josh Peterson ($300)
Jeff Kent kick back tail.
Layne front feeble.
Chad Dixon winning money during the best trick part of the contest.
Guest Judge Tony Tave hangs loose with the kids.
Go Skatbeoarding Day 2008 was a success! Hundreds came out and shredded the streets (and mall!). Here are some shots:
The BBQ at Artlife started off pretty mellow.
We constructed a ghetto kicker that Jeff got down on.
Then the mob showed up.
Mall-grabber too.
Another junky ramp was built. So fun.
Some more ramp action.
After the crowd left, the ramp morphed into a sick pole jam.
The rain let up enough over the weekend for a mission deep into the Northeast. I’d scoped some banks from Deerfoot Trail and we went to check them. Well, the banks that I’d seen weren’t good at all but we found this gem. Someone had already done all the work for us in regards to waxing and taking the rails out. Thanks!
My bro had to work for this tailslide. I came away empty-handed.
After a great weekend weather-wise, it looks like the rain is here to stay all week. Weak.
Calgary isn’t known for its rain. It isn’t known for its indoor/covered/dry skate spots either. Here’s a recent one of Zor getting up in the pipe on Sheppard road. Photo by Tim Smith.
Here are the results of the mini-ramp competition at Olympic Plaza:
Day 1
1. Riley Boland
2. Brent Eftoda
3. Jed Anderson
Day 2
1. Roger Bruinsma
2. Colin Nogue
3. Drew Merriman
And here are some pics:
Riley gets blunted.
Dustin 360 flip.
The leaderboard.
Riley tail drop.