Game Reports

  1. 2008

    1. éS Game of SKATE 2008 World Championships @ Maloof Money Cup!
    2. Brea, CA
    3. Albuquerque, NM
    4. Venice, CA
    5. Dallas, TX
    6. Philadelphia, PA
    7. San Francisco, CA
    8. Hollywood, CA
    9. Oklahoma City, Dallas
    10. Phoenix, AZ
    11. Valley Village, CA
    12. Brooklyn Heights, New York
    13. Lawrenceberg, Indiana
    14. Barcelona, Spain
    15. Stuttgart, Germany
    16. Chicago, Illinois
    17. Brooklyn, NY
    18. Omaha, Nebraska
    19. Grand Rapids, Michigan
    20. Las Vegas, Nevada
    21. Sayreville, NJ
    22. Frederick, Maryland
    23. Vancouver, BC
    24. Toronto, Canada
    25. Phoenix, Arizona
    26. Tokyo, Japan
    27. Athens, Greece
    28. éS Game of SKATE 2008 European Finals
    29. Peru
    30. Prague, Czech Republic
    31. Croatia
    32. Kristinehamn, Sweden
    33. Costa Rica
    34. Bulgaria
    35. Trollhättan, Sweden
    36. Lanzhou, China
    37. Guangzhou, China
    38. Siping, China
    39. Suzhou, China
    40. Lausanne, Switzerland
    41. Italy
    42. Taicang, China
    43. Chu-Zhou, China
    44. Nanjing, China
    45. ShijiaZhuang, China
    46. Tianjin, China
    47. Wuhan, China
    48. Bochum, Hamburg & Leipzig, Germany
    49. Zurich, Switzerland
    50. Norway
    51. San Jose, Costa Rica
    52. Lithuania
    53. Santiago, Chile
    54. Bratislava, Slovakia
    55. San Jose, Costa Rica
    56. Hawaii
    57. São Paulo, Brazil
    58. Panama City, Panama
    59. The Netherlands
    60. Woodland & Vacaville, California
    61. Cheng Du, China
    62. Tai Yuan, China
  2. 2007

    1. Pretoria, South Africa
    2. Milan, Italy
    3. Vancouver, BC, Canada
    4. Dubai, United Arab Emirates
    5. Brighton, England
    6. Brussels, Belgium
    7. La Verne, California
    8. Riga, Latvia
    9. Las Vegas, Nevada
    10. San Antonio, Texas
    11. Cologne, Germany
    12. Fort Walton Beach, Florida
    13. Tampa, Florida
    14. Easley, South Carolina
    15. Raleigh, North Carolina
    16. Verviers, Belgium
    17. Virginia Beach, Virginia
    18. Funabashi, Chiba, Japan
    19. Frederick, Maryland
    20. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    21. New York, New York
    22. Rochester, New York
    23. Sao Paulo, Brazil
    24. Hannover, Germany
    25. 2007 Australian Finals
    26. Kettering, Ohio
    27. Nashville, Tennesee
    28. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
    29. Minneapolis, Minnesota
    30. Nurnberg, Germany
    31. Santiago, Chile
    32. Durban, South Africa
    33. Omaha, Nebraska
    34. Toronto, Ontario, Canada
    35. Broomfield, Colorado
    36. Albuquerque, New Mexico
    37. Camarillo, California
    38. Venice Beach, California
    39. Sydney, Australia
    40. Perth, Australia
    41. Melbourne, Australia
    42. Brisbane, Australia
    43. Adelaide, Australia
    44. Oslo, Norway
    45. Heilbronn, Germany
    46. Vilnius, Lithuania
    47. Shanghai, China
    48. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
    49. Valley Village, California
    50. Orebro, Sweden
    51. Portland, Oregon
    52. Seattle, Washington
    53. Barrie, Ontario, Canada
    54. San Francicso, California
    55. San Jose, California
    56. Orange, California
    57. Phoenix, Arizona
    58. Zurich, Switzerland
    59. Athens, Greece
    60. Brossard, Quebec, Canada
    61. Honolulu, Hawaii
    62. London, Ontario, Canada
    63. San Jose, Costa Rica
    64. Lisbon, Portugal
  3. 2006

  4. 2005

Hawaii

Posted on May 20, 2008

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The second annual éS Game of SKATE, presented by Boost Mobile, hit Hawaii on Saturday, May 17, 2008. With twice as many entrants as last year and all of their friends and family in attendance, A’ala Park was full. In true Hawaii style, there was hootin’ and hollerin’ from start to finish.

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The Game of SKATE was set up at one end of the park, so most of the park was still skateable, which meant everyone could keep their legs fresh between rounds. As the field of 137 was whittled down to the finals, the skating got better and the games got more intense.

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Aala Park locals Chad Hiyakumoto, Chris “Applenuts” Awong, John Oliveira, Shane Ragiles, Matt Chaffin, and Danny Hamaguchi, along with rippers Rico Qwantez, and Bernardo Bernard all held it down into the top 16. Chaffin ended in 4th, John Oliviera got 3rd, and the final two skaters were a repeat match of last year: Danny Hamaguchi and Ian Okui. These two went through a big list of tricks including fakie tres, half-cab flips, and nollie frontside flips before Ian got Danny with a nollie varial heelflip and a switch bigspin heelflip to earn the trip to the World Amateur Championships for the second year in a row. Thanks to Chad at APB for helping make the éS Game of SKATE happen in Hawaii again. This was a great way to start off the Game of SKATE tour!

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