Advanced Streetstyle
1. Joel McDuffie
1. Dave Kenny
2. Rob Morrow
SUMMER 2A (15-16)
WRAP-UP 2. Braley Joy
CONTEST 4 Roger Bartlett
RESULTS
Eastern Skateboarding
Association
Central Pennsylvania District
Half-pipe Contest, July 22
2A Ramp (16 and over)
1. Bill Anthony
2. Scott Furio
2A Bowl (16 and over)
1. Bill Anthony
2. Scott Furio
1A Ramp (16 and over)
1. Joe Terza
2. Kent Kiesewetter
1A Bowl (16 and over)
1. Kent Kiesewetter
2. Joe Ferzo
1A Ramp (13-15)
1. Brian Archey
2. P.J. Kelly
3. Mike Megahan
1A Bowl (13-15)
1. Brian Archey
2. Mike Megahan
3. PJ. Kelly
California Amateur
Skateboard League
Half-pipe Competition
Oceanside, CA, August 15
1A (12-under)
1. Stephen Bailey
2. Jon Jarvis
3. William Lee
4. Chad Conner
5. Todd Dulawan
1A (13-14)
1. Jason Rogers
2. Paul DeJesus
3. Chris Latko
4. Tony Assini
5. Jacob Brown
1A (15-16)
1. Rolan Young
2. David Beaman
3. Corey Acebido
4. Jason King
5. Darin Jenkins
1A (17-over)
1. Marc Garris
2. Travis Culp
3. Leif Meisinger
4. Bobby Rios
5. Scott Savage
2A (12-under)
1. Matt Dinkle
2. Guy Mariano
3. Danny Warner
4. Brett Byers
5. Scott Colin
2A (13-14)
1. Drew Fallon
2. Darren Remsing
3. Mike Arnold
4. Brett Hathaway
5. Brian Lucas
3. Adam Jabin
5. Trent Smith
2A (16-over)
1. Derek Furutani
2. Bennie Siegel
3. Mike Hadderman
4. Alan Christensen
5. Jamie Hodson
3A (15-under)
1. Todd Congelliere
2. Mike Thompson
3. Ron Vickers
4. Chad Hasbrouk
3A (16-17)
1. Scott Armstrong
2. Sean Roberts
3.
Dylan Dorcey
4. David Lach
5. Ricky Crawford
3A (18-over)
1. Eric Kim
2. Ron Yerman
3. David Reul
4. Kelly Bellmar
5. Chris Knowles
Sponsored
1. Don Szabo
2. Mike Barnes
3. Jeff Partain
4. John Lloyd
5. Danny Pineda
Factory
1. Steve Claar
2. John Fudla
3.
Tony Chiala
4. Marc Hostetter
5. Eric Sanderson
Islander's
Streetstyle Compeition
Fort Walton Beach, FL., July 4.
Beginner
1. Don Biggs
2. John Sexton
3. Sean Boggs
Intermediate
1. Brian Chappus
2. Sammy Marsh
3. Josh Devote
4. Todd Gaplin
Advanced
1. Don Stemitzki
3. Mike Decore
4. Paul Bendicson
Beginner Ramp Jam
1. Kurt Frohlich
2. Matt Domanski
3. Iori Kokotolo
Advanced Ramp Jam
1. Glenn Miller
2. Dave Kenny
3. Paul Bendiscon
4. Dennis Presiloski
5. Anthony Hancock
N.S.A. Amateur Series
Half-pipe contest
Houston, TX, August 22
1. Bryan Pennington
2. Troy Chason
3. Dave Donalson
4. Todd Prince
5. Pat Clark.
6. Scott Stanton
7. Dave Nielson
8. Mark Roach
9. Brad Smith.
10. Mike Crum
C.A.S.L. Series
Half-pipe Contest
Visalia, CA, September 5 & 6
Sponsored
1. Don Szabo
2. Joe Lloyd
3. Warren Wolfe
4. Matt Schroeder
5. Russel Sedan
6. John Lloyd
7. Greg Douhan
8. Scott Kawa
9. Charles King
Factory
1. Tony Chiala.
2. Brent Fellows
3. Brian Mank
4. John Fudala
5. Mark Partaine
6. Chris Lowe
7. Eric Sanderson
8. Jamie Gilley
9. Chris Borst
1A (12-under)
1. Ruben Dominquez
2. Todd Dulawan
3. Jesse Roach
2. John Sanders
3. J.D.
4. Chris Leonard
Sponsored
1. Aaron Palowitch
2. Chris Templeton
3. Glenn Jones
Summer Toe Jam
Streetstyle/Ramp Contest
Edmonton, Alberta, July 23
Beginner Streetstyle
1. Mike Froece
2. Kerry Brown
3. Curtis Quinn
4. Terry Hoffman
4. Anthony Ares
5. William Lee
1A (13-14)
1. John Cole
2. Chris Latko
3. Chris Failla
4. Brandan Aitken
5. David Stanley
1A (15-16)
1. Geoff Dulawan
2. Sean MacGillivray
3. Jeff Pearlman
4. Glen Marhevka
1A (17-over)
1. Bobby Rios
2. Alan Kiburtz
2A (12-under)
1. Matt Dinkle
2. Matt Robinson
3. Scott Colin
4. Scott Weber
5. Brett Byers
2A (13-14)
1. Dan Sabelis
2. Jacob Moss
3. Josh Swindell
4. Robert Lach
5. Geoff Scofield
6. Tony Asini
2A (15-16)
1. Jason Ramak
2. Robert Oliva
3. Joel McDuffie
4. Lori Rigsbee
5. Roger Batlett
6. Corey Acebedo
2A (17-over)
1. Derek Furutani
2. Barry Friedberg
3. Jamie Hodson
4. Bobby Kwar
5. Mike Haderman
6. Gregg White
3A (15-under)
1. Todd Congelliere
2. Ryan Miller
3. Mike Thompson
4. Chris Diehl
5. Stan Anglin
6. Andrew Wagner
3A (16-17)
1. Wayne Childs
2. Sean Roberts
3. Tom Miyao
4. Brian Botts
5. Brian Bozarth
6. Mike Anglin
3A (18-over)
1. Ken Harris
2. Ron Yerman
3. David Reul
4. Lawrence Walker
5. Shane Wilson
6. Tom Audisio
San Francisco
City and County
Fair
Streetstyle Competition
San Francisco, CA, August 29
Ages 7-10
1. Nao Myers
2. Hunter Vick
3. Kamau Abayomi
Ages 11-15
1. Mike Carrol
2. Stewart Way
3. Damien Del La Rosa
Ages 16-18
1. Ray Barbie
2. Linel Perez Diez
3. Mike Archimedes
Ages 19-over
1. Camden Scott
2. Eric Hilton
3. Justin Girard
NEVADA HALF-PIPE COMP.
Our contest was called, "Excell Skates Nevada State Fair Half-
Pipe Invitational for Factory Sponsored Ams and Locals 1987." This
was the first half-pipe contest held at the Nevada State Fair. We had
up to 5,000 people watching during the heated sessions.
Here are the results:
Locals
1. Kevin Cox
2. Dave Baker
3. Bob Lickty
4. Jason Ketchum
5. Gary Byel
6. Keith Kimmel
Sponsored
1. Chris Borst
2. Lee Ralph
3. Jeff Hedges
4. Steve Douglas
5. Ray Underhill
6. Bob Boyle
Sponsored am winner Chris Borst guides a casual grind in the eve
flip over the channel. He bailed too
much for the judges' tastes, though,
and placed seventh. Watch for this
guy in Texas
Surprise, shock, anger. Blaize
Blouin was definitely not a happy
skate camper when he found out he
got second. He knew he had skated
The opposite was true for Brian well the entire contest. He had the
Mank, who had a lot of trouble stay highest score going into the jam.
ing on in the preliminary runs but almost a point and a half above Bill
once he qualified for the final jam he Tocco. He hit a ton of great moves
relaxed and skated hard and fluidly like extended lip slides, methods, rail
into sixth place. He was making slides, pogos, Smith grinds and
judos, alley oops, rail slides, airwalks some gnarly air. Everything was at
and almost pulled an indy air to speed. His runs were smooth and
nosepick.
consistent but he fell too often:
something Bill Tocco did not do.
Bill stayed on, skated ultra-
aggressively and made tricks like
Gray slides, bean plants, frigid airs.
Andrechts and big air. Big air. Burly
air. Seven to eight feet of air. Bill was
a definite favorite with the crowd and
the other skaters. He had one run.
that seemed to last about five
minutes where he just wouldn't stop
making tricks. Finally, he just wore
himself out and collapsed on the
Mr. Smiley Face, Bill Fergusson,
skated smoothly and without bails
into fifth place. He was hitting fakie
ollies-to-tail, one-footed Andrechts,
lien-to-tail over the channel, big ollies
all over the ramp and a Miller flip for
NORTH-CENTRAL RAMP FINALS good measure
by Mike Timble
Dressed in the typical khaki-cloth
uniform, the gawky Rent-a-Cop whin
ed over the PA, "You know skate
boarding here is a privilege." The
skaters at the Kirkwood Community
Center, home of the Midwest SKB
Camp in St. Louis, MO, snickered in
disbelief. The wannabe cop con
tinued, "We really don't appreciate
you littering the area...you really
take this place for granted."
The skaters were in town for the
NSA sanctioned North-Central
Amateur Ramp qualification contest
which was to take place Saturday,
July 11. Taken for granted? No ap
preciated?! They were the ones not
being appreciated. They were some
of the best amateur ramp skaters
from the Midwest. They came to try
and qualify for the Central Regionals
in Austin, Texas, on December 12.
There were three qualification
heats of about ten skaters. Each
skater got three practice runs and two
scored runs. Fifteen of the thirty.
skaters would qualify for the Central
Regional championships with two
others as runner-ups.
Each set of runs went quickly and
before long the cuts were made. The
top five scorers automatically
qualified for the final jam and the
others battled for the remaining five
spots in the final jam.
Wisconsin's Randy Kelliher skated
consistently and with a nice enough
array of tricks like sweepers, fast
plants, lien-to-tails and inverts to land
him in tenth place.
Tory Boettcher seemed to have
problems adjusting to the big transi-
tions and ultra-slick masonite sur-
face, but he stayed on and skated
hard, earning him ninth place. Tory
hit the standard tricks like solid airs,
long grinds, slides, rock and rolls and
hip-hops (over the channel). He also
included some pretty bizarre but im-
pressive moves like backside airs into
the channel then rolling back in,
nosepick drop-ins and acid drops. He
stopped the show with a leap up to
the 4'6" high railing and a bomb drop
onto the ramp on his last run.
Everyone jumped to their feet when
he made it.
Mike Renfro snagged eighth place
with consistent, no-bail runs that in-
cluded tricks like lien-to-tails, long
grinds and nosepick grinds.
In Minneapolis they call Greg
Bahn "The Machine" Today he was
human and just couldn't stay on long
enough to perform the way he
usually does. Bahn is definitely one
of the hottest skaters without spon-
sorship. Just look at his repertoire of
massive cess slides, wicked tuck-
knee inverts, Gray slides, rails slides,
thrusters, big air and even a Miller
Virginia Beach boy John Fudala
liened into fourth with lots of air, body
jars, Miller flips and grinds.
Mouse, alias Thomas Tyler, is a
very aggressive skater. The judges
liked this and gave him third for his
Madonnas, lien-to-tails, tail slides
and fastplants.
CLOCHES de recor
PLAIN
deck. Even Bill seemed a little
shocked when he got his much-
deserved first, though.
Dean Louks launching at the well-attended Summerfest demo contest.
Photo by Ron Schnieder.
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