. This is the first edition of Feature Skate parks. Skate Park Leagues has partnered with Skater Maps to bring you a little snippet once a month, of a park that we think is amazing, kooky or just straight up one of a kind. The New Mernda Skatepark is just underneath the train station. It…
DetailsYou may have noticed that the VIC League has slightly changed with the former 5 series (GRS, EMS, NWM, BSW, LMH) being combined into 3! This change is to make things a bit less confusing for people, breaking it down into Western Regional VIC, Eastern Regional VIC and Melbourne Metro. The new series are: Melbourne…
DetailsArticle by YMCA Victoria – https://millionmoments.ymca.org.au/fionas-story/ The value of a strong role models and mentors in shaping the lives of young people cannot be underestimated. That’s why finding and engaging inspiring women and men is so important to the Y and its many programs. Fiona Hollis is just one of the countless role models that…
DetailsDuring the April school holidays 15 adventurous Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people from the Victorian Highlands travelled down to the YMCA Anglesea Recreation Camp for an incredible week-long skate camp. As well as a strong focus on fun, the program had an important emphasis on using skate as a way for young people…
DetailsTerrific results at the first stint of the Street League Skateboarding World Tour in London. Hayley Wilson has qualified 2nd in the final, the first Olympic Qualifying Event for Women’s Street. Hayley also scored the highest points for Best Trick. Four of the five continents are represented in the Women’s Final – Asia, Oceania, Americas…
DetailsWith the weekend just around the corner, the rain gods are looking down on Victoria and South Australia. A few rainy days have been predicted for the last weekend in March which means that we’ve had to reschedule 5 events!! Check out below for the postponed event and their new dates! Bannocburn Clinics: TBC –…
DetailsThe 2018-2019 Australian Skateboarding League (ASL) series is done and dusted. The National Final held across Melbourne’s Moomba festival hosted some of the best skateboarders Australia has to offer. All seven states and territories were represented and did their people proud. Everyone put on an absolute show at Riverslide Skate Park, but it was Victoria…
DetailsThe results are in for the 12 & under, 14 & under and 16 & under National Final Qualifier! The groms started off the day and came in swinging. Jack Lewis took the crown but the other boys made him work for it! It was Chloe Covell who came out on top for the girls.…
DetailsThe Australia Skateboarding League National Final is on this Friday and Saturday (8th & 9th March 2019)! In the lead up to this major event we have a few key details to share. Heat start lists will be available on Friday Check In (12 & Under Males, 14 & Under Females, and 16 & Under…
DetailsWe’ve just wrapped up a massive weekend in the ASL Qualifying season! The TAS and WA Australian Skateboarding League State National Qualifiers are sorted! Kangaroo Bay Skate Park in Rosny was the battle ground for Tassie with Albany Skate Park hosting the two day event in WA. This means that the South Australian National Qualifier…
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