31st Annual Tampa Pro

April 3-6, 2025

4215 E. Columbus Dr. Tampa, FL 33605

INTERNATIONAL PROFESSIONAL SKATEBOARDING CONTEST

April 3-6, 2025

SKATEPARK OF TAMPA
4215 E Columbus Dr
Tampa FL, 33605

RESULTS

FINAL RESULTS

SEMI-FINAL RESULTS

OPERA BALCONY BEST TRICK RESULTS

OJ DOOR GAP RESULTS

CONCRETE JAM RESULTS

INDEPENDENT BEST TRICK RESULTS

QUALIFIERS RESULTS

INDUSTRY/TM CONTEST RESULTS

Email questions to info@skateparkoftampa.com

Please Note: Tampa Pro is reserved for PROS ONLY. You will not be permitted to bring your board in and skate that weekend. Also, no BMX will be permitted Wednesday thru Sunday.

SCHEDULE

SUNDAY, APRIL 6

WATCH THE FINALS WEBCAST AT 12:00PM EST ON SPoTTAMPA.COM

9:00AM - Doors Open / Open Practice

Ticketed entry for spectators

9:00AM - Skate Church presented by Ride Nature featuring guest speaker Felipe Gustavo

Must have Sunday contest wristband to attend

12:00PM - Street Semi-Finals

28 skaters from Qualifiers, joined by previous Tampa Pro winners
Two, one-minute runs / best run counts
Top 10 advance to Finals

2:00PM - Food and Drink

3:00PM - Street Finals

12 skaters
Ten from Semi-Finals
Top 2 Straight Shot skaters from Qualifiers
Three, one-minute runs/ best run counts

4:30PM - Awards

6:00PM - Park closes

SUNDAY NIGHTLIFE

8:00PM - Tampa Pro After Party at The Bricks

TAMPA PRO 25 SPoT LIFE EPISODES

DAY 2 - QUALIFIERS & BEST TRICK

video by Frank Branca and Alan Rosenquist

DAY 1 - PRACTICE

video by Frank Branca and Alan Rosenquist

PRIZE PURSE

1st - $10,000

2nd - $5,000

3rd - $3,000

4th - $2,000

5th - $1,000

6th - $800

7th - $700

8th - $600

9th - $500

10th - $400

11th - $300

12th - $200

NEARBY HOTELS

Click here for a list of hotels in the area

Search for local Tampa Airbnb

PREVIOUS WINNERS

1995 Mike Vallely

1996 Eric Koston

1997 Andrew Reynolds

1998 Andrew Reynolds

1999 Gershon Mosley

2000 Kerry Getz

2001 Kyle Berard

2002 Eric Koston

2003 Tony Trujillo

2004 Bastien Salabanzi

2005 Dennis Busenitz

2006 Greg Lutzka

2007 Eric Koston

2008 Greg Lutzka

2009 Greg Lutzka

2010 Paul Rodriguez

2011 Dennis Busenitz

2012 Torey Pudwill

2013 Luan Oliveira

2014 Nyjah Huston

2015 Luan Oliveira

2016 Shane O'Neill

2017 Louie Lopez

2018 Jagger Eaton

2019 Carlos Ribeiro

2020 Nyjah Huston

2021 Shane O'Neill

2022 Jamie Foy

2023 Yuto Horigome

2024 Yuto Horigome

SPoT LIFE EPISODES

TAMPA PRO 2024: YUTO HORIGOME'S WINNING RUN

TAMPA PRO 2024: VERT FINALS - SPOT LIFE

TAMPA PRO 2024: STREET FINALS - SPOT LIFE

TAMPA PRO 2024: INDEPENDENT BEST TRICK – SPOT LIFE

TAMPA PRO 2024: CARIUMA CONCRETE JAM - SPOT LIFE

TAMPA PRO 2024: STREET QUALIFIERS – SPOT LIFE

TAMPA PRO 2024: VERT QUALIFIERS AND STREET PRACTICE - SPOT LIFE

TAMPA PRO 2024: PRO STREET PRACTICE - SPOT LIFE

CONTEST PHOTOS

TAMPA PRO 2023: FINALS PHOTOS

TAMPA PRO 2023: INDEPENDENT BEST TRICK PHOTOS

TAMPA PRO 2023: CARIUMA CONCRETE JAM PHOTOS

TAMPA PRO 2023: QUALIFIERS PHOTOS

A TAMPA PRO PRIMER

To understand the significance of the Tampa Pro, one only needs to look at the list of skaters who have won it, starting with Mike Vallely in 1995, followed by Eric Koston the next year, then Andrew Reynolds, and so on. The Tampa Pro has been a fundamental event for so long that nearly every professional skater has participated in it, and it's renowned for being the rare competition that even "non-contest skaters" are eager to join. In 2025, this iconic professional event will celebrate its 31st anniversary, as the established longest-standing tradition in skateboarding. If you're able to attend, you're in for a treat; if not, you can tune into the live webcast and at least pretend you're there!

WHO CAN SKATE IT

Professional skateboarders who have [or had] a pro model signature board with an internationally recognized brand.

FORMAT

QUALIFIERS

ALL PRIOR TAMPA PRO WINNERS ARE PRE-QUALIFIED TO SEMI-FINALS

Skaters are separated into heats of roughly 15 to 20 skaters
Each skater gets 2 one-minute runs, their best run counts
Top 30 advance
The top 2 qualifiers get a Straight Shot to Finals
3rd through 30th advance to Semi-Finals

SEMI FINALS

28 skaters from Qualifiers joined by prior Tampa Pro winners
Skaters are separated into two heats of roughly 15 to 20 skaters
Each skater gets 2 one-minute runs, their best run counts
Top 10 advance to Finals

FINALS

12 skaters
Two Straight Shot winners from Qualifiers
Top 10 from Semi-Finals
Each skater gets 3 one-minute runs, their best run counts

JUDGING

Judging incorporates both objective and subjective elements. Tampa Pro employs a five-judge panel consisting of skaters with deep roots in and respect from the skateboarding industry, many of whom are former professionals. Using a 100-point scale, judges assign scores based on several factors: the difficulty of tricks, style, technique, variety of tricks, use of the course, flow, consistency, originality, and any other unique aspects a skater brings to their run. The judge's highest and lowest scores are discarded, and the remaining three scores are averaged to determine the final score. In the event of a tie, scores from a second run are used to break it.