Samuel Garcia is taking this pop shuv to 1st place in the 8 and Under.
Skater Profile: Samy Garcia

Momma has your back when you’re in the tykes division. Darius needs a little boost.
Skater Profile: Darius Norton

Darius Norton up on the kahuna bombing in thanks to momma’s help.
Skater Profile: Darius Norton

Ethan Glifford, Mongolian gangsta.
Skater Profile: Ethan Glifford

Look closely and you’ll see what appears to be a tiny action figure of some sort on a skateboard out there.
Skater Profile: Ryan Mckinney aka Tucker

Wait, that’s a live action figure. It's four-year-old Ryan Mckinney aka Tucker. Cute overload had the building cheering, but it was also amazing to see someone that young get creative on the plank making up his own tricks and figuring out his next moves on his own out there.
Skater Profile: Ryan Mckinney aka Tucker

Tucker finished his run off with this big drop-in. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Ryan Mckinney aka Tucker

More cute overload. Hello Kitty on wheels aka Hello Mongolian.
Skater Profile: Emily Headson

Nick Wallace in the 9 to 12 Division has tranny skills like the 40 and Up Division.
Skater Profile: Nick Wallace

Austin Butler didn’t make this kickflip in time for the Jam, but I couldn’t bring myself to give a nine-year-old kid a Take a Poop.
Skater Profile: Austin Butler

Carlos Mat, I like your kickflips.
Skater Profile: Carlos Mat

Dare I call Michael Schmidt "Baby Koston" with that style and yellow tint? He’s looking good out there at only 12-years-old.
Skater Profile: Michael Schmidt

Michael Schmidt's got a man's frontside ollie, too. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Michael Schmidt

You better be making every trick when your name is Landon. Landon Swan – 360 pop shuv.
Skater Profile: Landon Swan

Eddie Valle – wide stance boardslide.
Skater Profile: Eddie Valle

It’s not pretty, but Grant Kassinger is just learning and skating the way we all should every time we set foot on a board – fully going for it. Damn son, throwin' it at the rail. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Grant Kassinger

Jake Sykes got a lot of attention today, killing it and looking damn good at it. That’s a switch frontside flip.
Skater Profile: Jake Sykes

Snakes

Thanks to Vans for hooking up the trophies.

8 and Under Division winners – long after the Contest is over and they’re still wearing their helmets. They’re like hats to these kids.

These days the 9 to 12 Division is skating at the level that the 13 to 15 Division was years ago. There’s been some amazing overall progression in skateboarding here at SPoT.

How to come up on a Koston deck in the product toss. If you're on our Facebook, you can get in on this in digital format with our regular Digital Product Tosses that I do. Click to enlarge.

Thanks to the parents who bring all the cute overload.

Anthony Henderson – biggie board. Click to enlarge.

Mark Robinson's front foot flick makes it a reverse rocket flip.
Skater Profile: Mark Robinson

Willie Wilson won the 13 to 15 Division – varial heel. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Willie Wilson

Andreas Gazel – 5-0 to fakie.
Skater Profile: Andreas Gazel

Robbie Kirkland as a judge along with Pat Stiener and John Gow.
Skater Profile: Robby Kirkland

You can find Byron Sharp ripping the Bro Bowl on a regular basis. He's about to pile up after this front board into Shane Carter.
Skater Profile: Byron Sharp

Marlee Miller – ollie.
Skater Profile: Marlee Miller

I'm blowing it on the focus here and also for some reason thought standing behind a pole would be a great angle. Victor's 360 pop shuv is looking good. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Victor Wang

Where did Devin Abreu come out of? He was killing it. Almost reminded me of a young Nick Trapasso with this nice 360 flip down the stairs and more. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Devin Abreu

And that's what Porpe did when he wasn't on the mic.
Skater Profile: Jorge Angel aka Porpe

Damn, Devin Abreu. Nice big flip. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Devin Abreu

Jake Sykes – long and smooth nollie crook. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Jake Sykes

A crazy set-up is required for a crazy trick – nollie heel lipslide. Damn, didn't get a name, though. Who dat? Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Who Dat?

Tyler Hunger here is one of the youngest in the Sponsored Division.
Skater Profile: Tyler Hunger

Marshall LaFrance – nollie big heel backside disaster revert. Wow, that’s lot of tricks in one. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Marshall LaFrance

There’s lots of Jake Sykes in the camera – 360 flip. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Jake Sykes

Alex Brawley and his 360 flips came in 2nd in the Sponsored Division. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Alex Brawley

Piro Sierra won it with hard tricks like this switch back lip. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Piro Sierra

Devin Abreu has it all down the steps. Hardflips, too. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Devin Abreu

Yonis finished off the Sponsored Finals Jam with this switch back tail. Click to enlarge.
Skater Profile: Yonis Molina

13 to 15 Division winners.

Ryan Dewitt from Vans, thanks for backing the Valentine’s Day Massacre and hooking us all up with shoes.
Skater Profile: Ryan Dewitt

16 and Up Division winners.

Sponsored Division winners. Thanks for coming everyone. See you at the next one: the Spring Roll on April 16, 2011.