Fremantle Skatepark Competition 2026 – Progress, Stoke, and High-Energy Action

The Fremantle Skatepark Competition rolled on despite a soggy start, with rain forcing a pause and a quick dry before action resumed. Freestyle Now knows how to roll with the punches, and riders were ready to give it their all once the park was prepped. It was a busy, action-packed day, with heaps of energy from every corner of the park. BMX numbers were strong, beginner divisions were stacked, and scooter riders were showing impressive steps in progression. Families, friends, and local supporters brought the vibes, cheering every landing and celebrating each rider’s effort.

Jacob Roughton took the win in the open class at the Fremantle skatepark competition. He rode with consistency, power and did some super rad turndowns like this one. Jacob is on the up and up, expect his radness to increase over the next year.

Scooter riders lit up the park with energy and creativity. Beginner Alex Dall rode smooth and controlled to take the win, while Kayden Vannasopa Page and James Crichton, now a familiar face at comps, threw down solid runs and kept the stoke high. Intermediate was a show of skill and progression: Reif Holmes absolutely blew it out of the water and will be stepping up to open next time, Cruz West displayed dialled, confident lines, and Spencer Park’s runs reflected his consistent growth and dedication over the past six months. Open saw Flynn Read continuing his step up from Midvale, landing big tricks and flowing through the park with precision, while Brandon Black, a regular competitor, showcased fearless riding and smooth execution, proving why he’s a staple in the WA scooter scene.

BMX brought the power, commitment, and progression the crowd loves. Beginners saw Garnet Rock absolutely throw it down, sending multiple tricks and giving it his all, while Oliver Cuffe-Cain laid down consistent, confident lines to claim the win. Jack Mercer rounded out the podium with strong, technical riding. Young Emily Boorer, only six years old, got her turns in and impressed everyone with her fearless approach. It’s fantastic to see new riders stepping into the freestyle BMX scene with so much stoke. Intermediate was a battle of flow and precision: Essian Jannet took the win with clean, dialled runs, Drew Hancey was right on his heels, and Will Deal delivered smooth, impressive tricks. Open was intense – Jacob Roughton, WA’s up-and-comer fresh off his first-place finish at the BMX State Championships and heading to nationals, dominated with style and power. Joel Weller, an Albany local, tore up a park he’s unfamiliar with and left everyone stoked, while Liam Rhodes continued to impress with his tenacious riding and constant progression.

From start to finish, the Fremantle Skatepark Competition delivered progression, stoke, and excitement. Riders threw big tricks, pushed their limits, and supported each other, while the crowd soaked in every moment of the high-energy action. It was a reminder that WA BMX and scooter communities are alive, committed, and full of talent.

Clockwise from top left – Albany was well represented at Fremantle competition, the scene there is building and Joel Weller is at the front of it, big flair on his way to second. – Reif Holmes throwing down this inward out of the euro to capture first place in the intermediate scooter division. – Garnet Rock getting them hands off in his last beginner competition, moving up to intermediates is the way progression works, good to see, – Flynn Reid throwing it down in the bowl on his way to winning the scooter open class. – Moe photos can be found on our Facebook page here

Stay tuned for more exhilarating skatepark competitions as Freestyle Now continues to celebrate the passion and skill of our incredible action sports community. Freestyle Now is dedicated to delivering high-energy events and inspiring communities. From thrilling stunt shows to engaging coaching sessions and well-managed competitions, we promote active and healthy lifestyles while pushing the boundaries of action sports.

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Fremantle Skatepark Competition – Official Results – 25th January 2026

Scooter beginner – 1st Alex Dall, 2nd Kayden Vannasopa Page, 3rd James Crichton, 4th Archie Johnson, 5th Kieron McDonald, 6th Tyler McDonald, 7th Gabriel Romer, 8th Ignatius Dickson
Scooter Intermediate – 1st Reif Holmes, 2nd Cruz West, 3rd Spencer Park, 4th Adam Owen
Scooter Open – 1st Flynn Read, 2nd Brandon Black
BMX Beginners – 1st Oliver Cuffe-Cain, 2nd Garnet Rock, 3rd Jack Mercer, 4th Jarrah Wallace, 5th Max Godkin, 6th Logan Knibbs, 7th Archie Johnson, 8th Elliot Ashling, 9th Tolle Foster, 10th Rhys Wicks, 11th Levi Svilicich, 12th Ryder Hanley, 13th Emily Boorer
BMX Intermediate – 1st Essian Jannet, 2nd Drew Hancey, 3rd Will Deal, 4th Seth Cooper, 5th Blake Wylie, 6th Tate Wanless, 7th Jaxon Campbell, 8th Cohen Haigh, 9th Clayton Castle, 10th Blade Coleman, 11th Tsuguma Ando
BMX Open – 1st Jacob Roughton, 2nd Joel Weller, 3rd Liam Rhodes, 4th Charlie Hill