Stalker Steve at the Harvest Jam 2009
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by Stalker
Stalker Steve's photos and captions from the Harvest Jam Contest.
By Stalker Steve
The kickflip was a popular move for the young bucks |
Alejandro knows how to chill just like Big Al |
A properly caught kickflip in the 9 to 12 Division |
If you're hitting the rail and you're 9 to 12 years old, good job |
It seems like every contest we have the younger divisions keep getting better and better. Back feeble the flat rail |
Jared Baker broke his arm skating the seven stair rail at the Park, so he couldn't skate in the Contest. Bummer |
This kid will probably have a pretty sick kickflip when he grows up |
One of the girls in the Contest and she was going for it down the stairs |
One of the most popular kid tricks (for some reason), the pop shuv tail grab |
It's fun to look at the young Division photos and see the potential for good style later in life. That's the case with this backside flip |
Kids love the seven stair and all wanted a trick down it in their run. Front 180 while Rob enjoys the scenery |
Not many kids went for the bump to drop route. I thought it was sick. Pop shuv |
I was shooting photos from the announcing area and all of the sudden I see a beard and a Low Card hat walking up the stairs. Thanks for coming down from Atlanta, Big Al |
The hottest mom of the Harvest Jam watching the Contest from the bleachers. Big Al actually called her out before the Award and told me to get the photo |
DJ AK, or Adam Kearley, our product photographer, was kicking out the jams all day |
Jared Baker with his Most Loyal Lurker Award |
Alejandro Burnell's dad, Mike, got the Parent of the Year Award. He didn't get sleeves though |
Body trying to swoon the hottest mom of the Contest, as is his style |
The 8 and Under top three winners |
Alejandro is getting on the Salba tip early and is doing push-ups in skate parks as a kid |
Porpe is hyped on Alejandro |
The 9 to 12 top three |
This Dad was beyond excited for his kid getting top three. They came down from Georgia for the Contest |
Product Toss time! |
Back feebles are as popular as front bigspins |
Kickflip down the seven |
Rob posted how many bigspins were done at Damn Am on the site for that article. I didn't keep count, but there were just as many backside feebles at Harvest Jam |
I think this was one of the Atlanta kids that came down for the Contest. Back feeble, also |
This kid was "Baby Body.” He was a little husky but totally killed it. Frontside 50-50 |
See? Baby Body was holding it down. Back lip |
Vert dudes used to do doubles sometimes. It's cool that the kids are into it, too |
A properly caught 13 to 15 frontside flip |
Dylan Perry, Ian Gow and Pat Stiener, judgment day |
This was baby Bert Wooten, complete with Rip 'N' Dip baseball tee. Cannonball |
Body enjoying a little snack between 13 to 15 and 16 and Up |
Even though course reconstruction is going on this week, we'll always have a handrail. Crooks |
Mike Espinosa is on City Stars, part two. Three flip |
Remember when everyone loved fitted hats? Now everyone loves snap backs. I made a snap back section of hats in the Shop. Not trucker hats, but proper Starter style snap back hats. Come check them out sometime. This kid is feeling the snap back trend and is also feeling a back lip down the rail |
I think this is one of the Georgia boys who came down for the Contest. Three flip |
Timmy Knuth got retired from All Ages Contests |
Jeff Macar is carrying the torch of skaters doing lawn service for Clem when he's not backside flipping the hip |
Who Dat? Three flip over the hip |
I live with Brandon Knowles. We'll go skate when our schedules align and he always does a backside bluntslide on the deck of pyramids like this. I wonder if Brandon taught this kid that trick |
We called this kid "Robert Plant" for his long hair. He killed it and got the judges extra hyped when he three flipped the pyramid. This was his back feeble |
The favorite trick of the day, Robert Plant's 3 flip |
A posse came down from Progressive Skatepark in Georgia for the Contest and this is one of their kids. Front smith, not back feeble, thanks |
The frontside flip will always be popular with the kids thanks to Andrew Reynolds and Tom Penny. Progressive kid, frontside flip |
I don't know what Ian's sticker means, but when he asks me to shoot a photo I don't say no. It reminds me of the session we had at Houston's Easy 7 ditch on the Johnny Romano Jam road trip |
Sam Bianchini came out from Orlando to skate and got this front shuv down the seven stair in his run |
Still don't know this kid’s name but, he was at Vert is Dead, too. Frontside flip |
Another Who Dat? ripper. Front tailslide |
Pyro Sierra is always ripping. Nollie varial flip |
Pyro Sierra, back smith |
Who Dat? again with a front smith grind |
Sam Bianchini. Frontside 5-0 |
Mike Espinosa was hoping the Contest had a cash prize he could add to his baby money fund. Enjoy fatherhood |
Who Dat? again. Please come to the Park more often than just on Contest days, kids |
Feebles can be done frontside too, apparently. Who Dat? knows |
Two of my favorite people in the sketchy skateboard business – John Gow from Vans Apparel and Jake Mednik from The Kayo Corp |
Yep, Peewee Kirks’ Shaqueefa face tat is still there |
Pyro Sierra ripped all day. Back lip down the rail |
Pyro Sierra, backside crooks |
This was one of the ATL kids who came down. Nollie frontside noseblunt slide |
Dave Cruz is back in town from living in Atlanta |
Frosty was fired up Saturday afternoon and talking s**t to everyone |
I don't know who this kid is but he's a friend of a friend of Frosty's. He was talking to me and said "You're like a grown up dork." Good call, kid |
Top five for 16 and Up |
Top five for Sponsored |
Jorge flossing Product Toss gear |
Product Toss madness |
The Product Toss got pretty intense |
Thank you Expedition One for sponsoring the Harvest Jam |
Porpe, swooning a Contest Mom |