Okanagan Street League Skate Series.

Event Times: Noon-5 PM

Peachland (Park Grand Opening) May 11, 2013 noon-5:00PM

Penticton Youth Park June 21, 2013 (go skateboarding day) 4:00PM-9:00PM

Kelowna Ben Lee Skate Park July 21, 2013 noon-5:00PM

Contest Overview:

a) Beginner/Intermediate:  Each competitor gets a 1 minute run and will be judged on a scale of 1-10.  Every skater will win a prize!  This part of the contest is meant to encourage younger kids to get out and enjoy skateboarding.  Age limit is 14 years old.  Total contestants: 30.  Entry fee: Free.  The first 30 kids/parents to e-mail info@freerideboardshop.com will be entered into the contest.

b) Advanced/Pro:  These skaters will be competing in a Street League formatted skate contest (see below).  Total contestants: 20.  Age limit: any age.  Entry fee $10.  A minimum 30 second skateboarding edit must be submitted to info@freerideboardshop.com to gain entry to this part of the contest.  The top 20 submissions will be selected to enter.

Prizing:

1^st place $300 and a prize bag from sponsors.

2^nd place $150 and a prize bag from sponsors.

3^rd place $50 and a prize bag from sponsors.

*All competitors (4^th-20^th) will have an opportunity to pick something from the sponsors product table via a random draw.

Street League Format Contest for Advanced/Pro:

The Street League format is broken down into three specific sections: Flow, Control, and Impact. Scores are cumulative, so every section counts. The 20 skaters will be divided into 2 “heats” of 10 and each skater will be judged on a scale of 1-10 in each section.

The Flow Section features the first group of 10 attempting two one-minute runs skating the entire course. The lowest score of the two are dropped for each contestant and the 5 skaters with the lowest overall scores are eliminated from each group. Total time: 30 mins.

The Control Section allows the remaining 5 skaters from each “heat” five attempts to score the highest trick possible. The skaters can utilize the entire course, with the exception of the Impact Section. The highest score each of the skater’s attempts is the only one from the section that gets used. The two skaters with the lowest overall scores are eliminated. Total time: 30 minutes

The Impact Section is the third and final section of the contest. The top 3      from each of the heats will be joined and the final six skaters have   six attempts each to put down the highest score possible utilizing    only the Impact Section obstacle.  The two lowest scores of each of    the skater’s attempts are dropped. The skater with the highest        overall cumulative score at the end of the section is the winner.       Total time: 1 hour.

Schedule:

8:00am-noon: Set-up/Warm-up/Sign-in

12:00-12:15 warm-up for the beginner/intermediate skaters

12:15-1:15 beginner/Intermediate contest

1:15-1:30 warm-up for first heat of advanced/pro skaters

1:30-2:30 the first heat will do the flow and control portions of the contest

2:30-3:30 the 2^nd heat will do the flow and control portioins of the contest

3:30-4:30 the finalists will compete in the impact section and the winner will be crowned.

4:30-5:00 Awards/Prizing

Any questions regarding the event please e-mail rob@freerideboardshop.com or call 250 809 5202.