Mandurah Skatepark Competition 2026: Scooter, Skateboard and BMX Return After Winter Break

The Mandurah skatepark competition was a super rad day, and the best way to bring comp season back after the winter break. The small bowl at Mandurah Skatepark was buzzing from the first drop in, with 74 entries across scooter, skateboard and BMX, a warm day and spectators lining every edge. The crowd was involved the whole way, hollering for every run, bails and all. Then there’s Bloodson. He turned up to judge and MC with two broken ankles, and that kind of commitment to the community is like nothing else.

Scooter beginner was the busiest scooter division, with twelve riders taking turns in the bowl and Flynn Schluter coming out on top. In intermediate, Adam Owen took the win, and that result means he’ll be dropping into open from the next comp. That’s exactly how progression works, and it’s always good to see a rider earn that next step. Open was where the history showed up. Corey Van Dam, one of the OGs of the WA scooter scene, took the win, but Flynn Read stayed right on his tail the whole way and made him earn every point of it. Great to see them pushing each other like that, and with Adam about to join them, open is only going to get more interesting.

Corey Van Dam was in full form at the Mandurah competition taking a win once again in scooter open.

There are many girls taking up skateboarding, and at Mandurah it was great to see a large number of them skating, inspiring and owning the space. Beginner was the biggest skateboard division with sixteen skaters, and it was as tight as it gets, with every skater sitting a point or less behind the placing above them, so every single run counted right down the order. Local radster Zen Evans took out open, but the story of the division was Scarlett Harrington in 2nd, dropping into her very first open division competition and making it count. That’s a big step, and she nailed it.

Zen Evans doig what Zen does best at his local, kick flip to indi grab and a 1st place in open skate.

BMX was the biggest discipline of the day, with seventeen riders in beginner alone. In intermediate, Garnet Rock took the win by just 0.34 of a point, with Rhys Sockett and David Donald right there behind him. BMX open at the Mandurah skatepark competition came down to Jacob Roughton and Charlie Hill. Jacob took the win and Charlie was not far behind, and both brought tricks that lit up the bowl, Jacob with rad turndowns and Charlie with a rad lookback. Great to see those tricks in the mix.

Jacob Roughton has rad turndowns. Jacob won the BMX opens on this day.

That’s a wrap on the Mandurah skatepark competition, and we’re already looking forward to more Mandurah competitions in the time ahead. Massive thanks to the City of Mandurah and the City of Mandurah Youth for making it happen, and to every rider, family and spectator who made it a day to remember.

Stay tuned for more exhilarating skatepark competition 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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Clockwise from top left – Flynn Read has been progressing so much over the last 12 months and this flip no hander is a new one for him. – Marissa Hulsekamp was just one of the many girls who came to Mandurah and skated and had fun. – Daniel Ryan will be in the open division very soon, just keep an eye out for him. – Garnet Rock winning the intermediate BMX and doing rad one footed flatties. – More photos can be found on our Facebook page here.

Mandurah Skatepark Competition – Official Results – 1st October 2026

Scooter Beginner – 1st Flynn Schluter, 2nd Zael Mehew, 3rd Elliot Ashling, 4th Theo Bourgeois, 5th Alex Dall, 6th Kayden Vannasopa Page, 7th Brax Booth, 8th Liam Sockett, 9th Caleb Howells, 10th Archie Johnson, 11th Ryan Owen, 12th Augie Mitchell
Scooter Intermediate – 1st Adam Owen, 2nd Alex Davis
Scooter Open – 1st Corey Van Dam, 2nd Flynn Read, 3rd Kirill Ashchepkov, 4th Brandon Black
Skateboard Beginner – 1st Bailee Holmes, 2nd Woody Richardson, 3rd Arie Howes, 4th Oceania Landgren, 5th Summer Lee, 6th Lottie Holmes, 7th Nellie Gilbert, 8th Lani Richardson, 9th Willow Weynen, 10th Peyton Wood, 11th Lucy Muletta, 12th Cliff Barrett, 13th Marissa Hulsekamp, 14th Esther Barrett, 15th Macie Gilbert, 16th Huxley Muletta
Skateboard Intermediate – 1st Zayne Wood, 2nd Opal Harrington, 3rd Olly Holmes, 4th Eva Jackson, 5th Daniel Ryan, 6th Connah Smith
Skateboard Open – 1st Zen Evans, 2nd Scarlett Harrington, 3rd Onyx Black, 4th Davie Howes
BMX Beginners – 1st Ziggy Ellis, 2nd Max Godkin, 3rd Cooper Wanless, 4th Theo Bourgeois, 5th Jax Baker, 6th Noah Ladhams, 7th Elliott Mitchell, 8th Toby Godkin, 9th Kyran Lane, 10th Ryder Hanley, 11th Logan Knibbs, 12th Eli Reynolds, 13th Jed Casey, 14th Casey Reed, 15th Archie Johnson, 16th Olivia Rhodes, 1 7th Bongani Chikuza
BMX Intermediate – 1st Garnet Rock, 2nd Rhys Sockett, 2nd David Donald, 4th Cohen Haigh, 5th Serg Potekhin, 6th Tee Tanoa, 7th Sydney Litchfield, 8th Lucas Okely
BMX Open – 1st Jacob Roughton, 2nd Charlie Hill, 3rd Liam Rhodes, 4th Thomas Hollingworth, 5th Tate Wanless