Pro Finals

1. Bucky Lasek ($30,000)
2. Rune Glifberg ($18,000)
3. Omar Hassan (10,000
4. Pedro Barros ($4,000)
5. Nolan Munroe ($3,000)
6. Josh Rodriguez ($2,000)
7. Alex Perelson ($1,500)
8. Josh Borden ($1,000)
9. Bob Burnquist ($750)
10. Lincoln Ueda ($500)

Masters Finals

1. Steve Caballero ($13,000)
2. Chris Miller ($7,000)
3. Lance Mountain ($4,000)
4. Nicky Guererro ($2,000)
5. Duane Peters ($1,000)
6. Eric Nash ($1,000)
7. Tony Mag ($500)
8. Christian Hosoi ($500)
9. Jeff Grosso ($500)
10. Lester Kasai ($500)

Started off the day getting busted by the pigs. They told us to go back to SF, we went skating instead. Here’s Slave’s installment of Skatepark Round-Up. I just with there were a little more footage of Mumford.

Via Thrasher

Here is a nice photo of our favorite rep Tim popping one off at West Linn. Very nice!

Why does it look smaller than it is….oh, wait. Nevermind.

Powell Skateboards welcomes Chad Bartie
When he was 12, the Bones Brigade skated his backyard mini ramp and stayed at his house in Australia. Yesterday, he became the newest skater on Powell, and is featured on the cover of SLAM magazine and has an interview.

“Chad’s skating has always been an inspiration to me growing up, I remember watching the New Deal video “7 year glitch” over and over thinking, “Damn, that bow-legged Aussie has so much board control”. Haha. It wasn’t until I finally met him that I realized he’s the full professional package. He’s super motivated, kind spirited, generous, extremely humble and most importantly, genuinely loves skateboarding. You see a lot of pro’s fall off their game as they mature, but Chad’s one of the few that has kept his skills progressing and is skating the best he ever has. So as a friend and now team mate, I’m beyond stoked to have him join up with the Powell family”.—Jordan Hoffart

Via Skateboarder Magazine