The Event ~

Canada has long been one of the leaders in organizing World Class Skateboard Competitions largely due to the efforts of Monty Little. Monty began organizing skateboard safety demonstrations on a national level back in the mid-1970's. He later organized National Skateboard Competitions and promoted the 1986 World's Fair Skateboard Contest which was called the TRANSWORLD SKATEBOARD CHAMPIONSHIPS. The contest was held at EXPO 86 and had 20 Amateur teams of five skaters plus pros from 16 different countries.

The Cloverdale World Freestyle Roundup brought both Amateur and Professional skateboarders from around the world to compete for $10,000 in prize money. There were twelve amateurs and twenty-two professionals competing over a three day event. The competition format was a quick one-minute run each for three runs. Five judges scored each skater and the high and low scores were discarded. The three remaining scores were totalled and the highest run determined the final placement.

Preliminaries were held on Friday, Semi-Finals were held on Saturday, Finals were held on Sunday, and the Best Trick and 360 Spin-Off events were held on Monday along with the presentation of Awards. The 2013 World Freestyle Roundup Contest ran smoothly without a single glitch or complaint. Thanks Monty for your never ending commitment to the Sport of Skateboarding!

Thanks Dan for all your efforts in creating the best Spreadsheet Judging System ever. Left-brained people are the only ones in their right minds.

Staff and Skater Photos
Monty Little Canada Contest Organizer	Gerry Spielmacher Canada Cloverdale Rodeo Treasurer	Kevin Harris Canada Co-Organizer & Announcer
Jim Goodrich USA Photographer	Russ Howell USA Head Judge 1	Kilian Martin Spain Judge & Demos
Ryan Ellan Judge 5 Sign & Banner Production	Aaron Harris Canada Contest DJ	Jeff Lomax Canada Contest DJ
Guenter Mokulys Germany Pro 1 - $4,000 - 285 Points	Seya Nakano Japan Pro 2 - $2,000 - 282.5 Points	Mike Osterman USA Pro 3 - $1,000 - 281 Points
Masahiro Fujii Japan Pro 4 - $600 - 279 Points	Per Canguru Brazil Pro 5 - $400 - 278 Points	Stefan "Lillis" Akesson Sweden Pro 6 - $300 - 273 Points
Lucio Lima Brazil Pro 7 - $250 - 267 Points	Rene Shigueto Brazil Pro 8 - $200 - 265 Points (Judge)	Jesse Whalen USA Pro 9 - $150 - 262 Points
Albert Kuncz Germany Pro 10 - $100 - 261 Points	Takashi Suzuki Japan Pro 11 - (Judge)	Tomo Koyanov Japan Pro 12
Toshiaki Fujii Japan Pro 13	Bert Mathieson USA Pro 14	Lynn Cooper USA Pro 15
Stefan Albert Germany Pro 16	Christian Heise Germany Pro 17	AJ Kohn USA Announcer & Pro 18
Daniel Garb USA Pro 19 - Winner of Best Trick	Lucas Gomes Brazil Pro 20	Tai Tai Lopes Brazil Pro 21
Darryl Grogan USA Pro 11 (Withdrew)	Darryl won this event in 2012. He placed 11th in the Semi-Finals, but withdrew from the competition due to an injury. He requested that the other skaters behind him in the Semi-Finals be moved up in their placings.	Sportsmanship Being a better athlete does not always coincide with being a better person. Darryl, however is a great representative of both. Serve the Sport and Elevate Others!
Ryan Brynelson Canada Amateur 1 - 275 Points	Kaue Araujo Brazil Amateur 2 - 271 Points	Andy Anderson Canada Amateur 3 - 267 Points
Jacob Whitt USA Amateur 4 - 262 Points	Thomas Nascimento Brazil Amateur 5 - 257 Points	Felix Jonsson Sweden Amateur 6 - 254 Points - (Judge)
Daniel Trujillo USA Amateur 7 - 234 Points	Mic Murayama Japan Amateur 8 - 233 Points - (Judge)	Alejandro "Finy" Quiros Costa Rica Amateur 9 - 228 Points
Adam Flood Canada Amateur 10 - 222 Points	Ricky Rodriguez USA Amateur 12	Hippie Mike Canada Protest Skate Shop

Asian Skater Group

Brazilian Skater Group