Street League Skateboarding

Street League Skateboarding (SLS) is an international competitive series in professional skateboarding. The league features 25 professional street skateboarders competing for the largest monetary prize in the history of skateboarding,[1] and was founded by professional skateboarder and entrepreneur Rob Dyrdek.

SLS Nike SB World Tour
SportSkateboarding
Founded2010
FounderRob Dyrdek Brian Atlas
CEOCJ Olivares
CountryUnited States
Most titlesNyjah Huston
Official websiteStreetLeague.com


California Skateparks designs and builds the SLS courses.[2]

History

The idea for SLS first arose when Rob Dyrdek was dissatisfied with the state of professional street skateboarding competitions. Dyrdek proceeded to develop the SLS concept to improve upon the flaws that he identified.

The inaugural year of SLS featured a four-stop arena tour that began at the Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, Arizona on August 28, 2010. The other venues for the inaugural tour were the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario, California on September 11, 2010, and the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada on September 25, 2010.

The 2011 Super Crown World Champion was Sean Malto, who upset the competitive domination of Nyjah Huston for his first Street League win and the US$200,000 first place prize. Huston won the US$200,000 Champion's prize in 2012, in addition to a championship watch and ring set from Nixon Watches, and a Chevy Sonic vehicle.

In May 2013, the GoPro camera company was announced as the official camera sponsor of the 2013 SLS international tour. GoPro, which sponsors SLS contestants Ryan Sheckler and Malto, was used to feature the broadcasts of the domestic American events, including course previews and real-time impact highlights.[3] As of May 19, 2013, Huston had won more prize money than any other skateboarder in history.[4]

The 2013 Super Crown World Champion, Chris Cole, also earned his first career SLS win earlier in 2013 at the Street League at X Games stop in Munich, Germany. At the championship, Cole earned US$200,000 for his win, along with the custom Nixon championship watch and ring. Huston and Luan Oliveira placed second and third respectively.[5] Paul Rodriguez won his second SLS stop in Portland, Oregon in July 2013.[6]

In March 2014, SLS signed a broadcasting deal with Fox Sports 1.[7]

In 2018, SLS announced a partnership with World Skate, under which it became the body's official world tour series and world championship through 2020. The SLS World Tour also became the main qualifying path for skateboarding at the 2020 Summer Olympics. The move was criticized by Tim McFerran, president of the World Skateboarding Grand Prix (who had been attempted to negotiate his own body, the World Skateboarding Federation, as the sanctioning body for Olympic skateboarding), citing the invitational nature of the events, and concerns that they would hold a near-monopoly over professional skateboard and the athletes who compete at the Olympics.[8][9][10][11]

In May 2019, it was announced that skateboarding would be dropped from the 2019 Pan American Games, with Panam Sports citing SLS and World Skate's decision to schedule a World Tour event in direct conflict with the Games schedule, and not have the Pan American Games be a qualifying event for the Olympics. Panam Sports argued that these decisions diminished the quality of the field, and showed a "lack of respect" on behalf of the entities.[12]

Overview

The SLS contestants accumulate points at each pre-championship stop and only the top eight ranking contestants compete in the championship event. Each event's final features eight finalists in 90-minute heats.

The SLS prize purse is the largest in the history of competitive professional skateboarding,[1] and was worth US$1.6 million in 2011.

SLSF and SLSCSP

In 2013, the Street League Skateboarding Foundation (SLSF) was established with the goal of increasing global participation in skateboarding. The Foundation assists municipalities and non-profits with the design, development, and construction of legal Skate Plazas, as well as assisting with the creation of community and educational programs that promote skateboarding.[13]

An extension of SLS, "Street League Skateboarding Certified Skate Parks" (SLSCSP) built three plazas in 2013. The plazas will eventually become the locations for SLS amateur and televised qualifier contests. Locations include Erie, Colorado; the Kennesaw Skatepark in Kennesaw, Georgia; and Lake Havasu City, Arizona.[14]

2017 SLS Nike SB World Tour

SLS Nike SB Pro Open: Barcelona, Spain

May 20–21, 2017.
RankSkaterScore
1stNyjah Huston35.0
2ndShane O'neil34.7
3rdKelvin Hoefler31.6
4thTorey Pudwill30.9
5thTiago Lemos25.5
6thCarlos Ribeiro18.9
7thLuan Oliveira17.8
8thTommy Fynn17.5

SLS Nike SB World Tour Stop One: Munich, Germany

June 24, 2017.
RankSkaterScore
1stNyjah Houston36.1
2ndYuto Horigome35.5
3rdCarlos Ribeiro34.2
4thChris Joslin33.9
5thKelvin Hoefler32.9
6thMiles Silvas32.1
7thDashawn Jordan31.4
8thTorey Pudwill19.5

SLS Nike SB World Tour Stop Two: Chicago, Illinois

August 13, 2017.
RankSkaterScore
1stDashawn Jordan33.8
2ndTorey Pudwill33.3
3rdShane O'Neill33.0
4thNyjah Huston32.7
5thTiago Lemos26.8
6thTommy Fynn24.3
7thIshod Wair18.8
8thSean Malto7.2

2016 SLS Nike SB World Tour

SLS Nike SB Pro Open: Barcelona, Spain

May 21–22, 2016.
RankSkaterScore
1stShane O'Neill34.8
2ndNyjah Huston34.7
3rdCody McEntire31.8
4thPaul Rodriguez31.0
5thLuan Oliviera29.9
6thRyan Decenzo28.9
7thChaz Ortiz28.4
8thChris Joslin22.2

SLS Nike SB World Tour Stop One: Munich, Germany

July 2, 2016.
RankSkaterScore
1stPaul Rodriguez34.0
2ndLuan Oliveira32.7
3rdNyjah Huston32.1
4thTom Asta30.4
5thTiago Lemos27.2
6thShane O'Neill24.9
7thCarlos Ribeiro22.7
8thRyan Decenzo21.1

SLS Nike SB World Tour Stop Two: Newark, New Jersey

August 28, 2016.
RankSkaterScore
1stNyjah Huston36.0
2ndChris Joslin34.1
3rdTommy Fynn30.1
4thLuan Oliveira29.9
5thCarlos Ribeiro29.0
6thChris Cole24.3
7thEvan Smith17.3
8thPaul Rodriguez14.5

SLS Nike SB Super Crown World Championship: Los Angeles, California

October 2, 2016.
RankSkaterScore
1stShane O'Neill36.4
2ndNyjah Huston34.6
3rdCody McEntire34.4
4thLuan Oliveira33.5
5thPaul Rodriguez31.9
6thTom Asta31.4
7thChris Joslin27.7
8thRyan Decenzo19.1

2015 SLS Nike SB World Tour

SLS Nike SB Pro Open: Barcelona, Spain

May 16–17, 2015.
RankSkaterRunBest TrickScore
1stNyjah Huston8.517.134.2
2ndPaul Rodriguez7.925.933.8
3rdEvan Smith7.425.032.4
4thChaz Ortiz8.324.032.3
5thTom Asta7.224.531.7
6thManny Santiago0.031.631.6
7thShane O'Neill12.518.030.5
8thChris Cole13.714.428.1

SLS Nike SB World Tour Stop One: Los Angeles, CA

July 11, 2015.
RankSkater Run Best TrickScore
1stLuan Oliveira 17.1 17.134.2
2ndNyjah Huston 8.4 25.634.0
3rdChaz Ortiz 17.1 16.033.1
4thCody McEntire 15.1 16.031.1
5thChris Cole 14.6 15.730.3
6thKelvin Hoefler 12.5 26.529.0
7thRyan Decenzo 12.4 15.928.3
8thEvan Smith 13.7 7.821.5

SLS Nike SB World Tour Stop Two: Newark, NJ

August 23, 2015.
RankSkaterRunBest TrickScore
1stLuan Oliveira18.018.536.5
2ndNyjah Huston17.917.835.7
3rdKelvin Hoefler8.626.935.5
4thRyan Decenzo5.325.831.1
5thChaz Ortiz12.417.129.5
6thMatt Berger5.821.827.6
7thShane O'Neill17.28.325.5
8thPaul Rodriguez7.58.215.7

SLS Nike SB Super Crown World Championship: Chicago, Illinois

October 4, 2015.
RankSkaterRunBest TrickScore
1stKelvin Hoefler12.535.835.8
2ndNyjah Huston16.827.135.7
3rdLuan Oliveira16.118.034.1
4thChaz Ortiz16.024.733.3
5thShane O'Neill15.117.432.5
6thChris Cole14.616.531.1
7thCody McEntire15.315.430.7
8thPaul Rodriguez12.90.012.9
RankSkaterRunBest TrickScore
1stLeticia Bufoni10.211.222.8
2ndVanessa Torres7.313.120.4
3rdAlana Smith7.39.216.4
4thLacey Baker14.0014.0
5thPamela Rosa6.86.513.3
6thMarisa Dal Santo7.64.712.3
7thSamarria Brevard3.56.29.7
8thAlexis Sablone2.66.38.9

2014 SLS Nike SB World Tour

SLS Monster Energy Pro Open: Los Angeles, California

May 17–18, 2014.
RankSkaterFlowControlImpactScore
1stNyjah Huston8.936.39.454.6
2ndIshod Wair9.234.58.352.0
3rdPaul Rodriguez8.932.99.351.1
4thShane O'Neill8.233.79.151.0
5thTorey Pudwill7.333.68.949.8
6thLuan Oliveira7.317.88.033.1
7thChris Cole7.6-7.415.0
8thMatt Berger3.4--3.4

SLS Nike SB World Tour Stop One: Chicago, Illinois

June 29, 2014.
RankSkaterFlowControlImpactScore
1stNyjah Huston8.934.68.952.4
2ndLuan Oliveira7.835.78.852.3
3rdShane O'Neill8.232.69.850.6
4thTorey Pudwill7.532.78.348.5
5thBastien Salabanzi6.322.59.338.1
6thPaul Rodriguez8.215.28.531.9
7thMatt Berger6.5-06.5
8thTommy Sandoval6.2--6.2

SLS Nike SB World Tour Stop Two: Los Angeles, California

July 27, 2014.
RankSkaterFlowControlImpactScore
1stNyjah Huston8.334.18.651.0
2ndChaz Ortiz8.133.08.149.2
3rdTorey Pudwill8.630.98.848.3
4thRyan Decenzo8.624.57.540.6
5thLuan Oliveira8.019.18.635.7
6thShane O'Neill8.716.38.533.5
7thPaul Rodriguez8.3-6.514.8
8thMatt Berger7.3--7.3

SLS Nike SB Super Crown World Championship: Newark, New Jersey

August 24, 2014.
RankSkaterFlowControlImpactScore
1stNyjah Huston8.633.99.051.5
2ndTorey Pudwill8.533.76.748.9
3rdIshod Wair8.032.48.148.5
4thChaz Ortiz7.925.48.942.2
5thMatt Berger7.425.29.241.8
6thPaul Rodriguez Jr.7.422.37.537.2
7thLuan Oliveira8.9-08.9
8thShane O'Neill7.1--7.1

2013 SLS World Tour

SLS at X Games Foz Do Iguaçu, Brasil

April 18–21, 2013.
RankSkaterFlowControlImpactScore
1stNyjah Huston8.38.631.948.8
2ndSean Malto8.37.923.639.8
3rdTorey Pudwill8.37.220.736.2
4thLuan Oliveira8.49.716.534.6
5thChaz Ortiz8.59.014.431.9
6thShane O'Neill7.28.715.331.2
7thMikey Taylor6.16.5-12.6
8thTom Asta5.1--5.1
9thRyan Sheckler7.8-16.424.2
10thPeter Ramondetta5.1-18.323.4
11thIshod Wair6.5-15.522.0
12thChris Cole7.2-14.621.8
13thPaul Rodriguez7.6-13.421.0
14thMatt Miller5.6-15.120.7
15thDavid Gonzalez7.8-12.520.3
16thAustyn Gillette5.4-13.518.9
17thBastien Salabanzi2.0-13.615.6
18thManny Santiago5.2-6.611.8
19thDylan Rieder3.1-7.210.3
20thEric Koston2.1-8.210.3
21stBilly Marks2.9-5.68.5

[15]

SLS at X Games Barcelona, Spain

May 16–19, 2013.
RankSkaterFlowControlImpactScore
1stNyjah Huston7.99.133.450.4
2ndPaul Rodriguez7.18.934.350.3
3rdManny Santiago6.48.333.047.7
4thSean Malto7.18.122.737.9
5thLuan Olivera7.06.424.537.9
6thMikey Taylor6.58.012.426.9
7thTorey6.76.0-12.7
8thChris Cole5.9--5.9
9thBilly Marks4.4-21.325.7
10thTom Asta6.6-18.224.8
11thRyan Sheckler8.5-14.222.7
12thDylan Rieder8.3-8.817.1
13thMatt Miller6.2-10.116.3
14thShane O'Neill8.3-6.815.1
15thBastien Salabanzi7.6-6.714.3
16thTommy Sandoval5.5-8.113.6
17thEric Koston5.5-4.910.4
18thKieran Shaw2.2-6.89.0
19thIshod Wair6.0-0.06.0
20thAustyn Gillette4.6-0.04.6

[16]

SLS at Kansas City, Missouri

RankSkaterFlowControlImpactScore
1stNyjah Huston8.99.037.755.2
2ndChris Cole8.09.134.851.9
3rdPaul Rodriguez7.39.434.050.7
4thDylan Rieder8.08.032.748.7
5thLuan Olivera8.48.431.948.7
6thTom Asta7.88.019.935.7
7thMikey Taylor5.95.6-11.5
8thSean Malto3.2--3.2
9thTorey Pudwill6.5-18.825.3
10thDavid Gonzalez4.6-19.624.2
11thIshod Wair6.6-16.623.2
12thMatt Miller5.9-13.819.7
13thTommy Sandoval5.9-13.119.0
14thPeter Ramondetta7.3-11.618.9
15thBilly Marks6.4-12.318.7
16thShane O'Neill3.2-15.118.3
17thEric Koston5.7-9.915.6
18thBastien Salabanzi7.5-4.912.4

[17]

Highest Scored Trick Presented by Monster Energy: Nyjah Huston

https://web.archive.org/web/20140116101632/http://streetleague.com/archives/kc-monster-highest-scored-trick-nyjah-huston/

SLS at X Games Munich, Germany

June 27–30, 2013.
RankSkaterFlowControlImpactScore
1stChris Cole8.98.833.651.2
2ndPaul Rodriguez8.69.225.543.3
3rdLuan Olivera7.88.824.541.1
4thSean Malto6.99.323.339.5
5thTorey Pudwill7.98.323.339.5
6thShane O'Neill9.28.916.234.3
7thIshod Wair7.77.5-15.2
8thKieran Shaw5.8--5.8
9thTom Asta7.8-17.825.6
10thTommy Sandoval6.1-17.924.0
11thMikey Taylor4.5-19.323.8
12thMatt Miller5.6-17.423.9
13thYouness Amrani5.7-8.514.2
14thBastien Salabanzi5.8-8.013.8
15thBilly Marks6.4--6.4

[18]

SLS at Portland, Oregon

July 14, 2013.
RankSkaterFlowControlImpactScore
1stPaul Rodriguez8.19.330.648.0
2ndChris Cole8.69.429.547.5
3rdLuan Olivera7.89.227.344.3
4thIshod Wair9.09.121.839.9
5thShane O'Neill7.38.717.533.5
6thSean Malto8.19.58.515.7
7thTorey Pudwill7.38.4-15.7
8thNyjah Huston6.8--6.8
9thAustyn Gillette4.8-17.121.9
10thDavid Gonzalez6.6-15.321.9
11thTom Asta7.3-14.421.7
12thDylan Rieder7.5-12.520.0
13thTommy Sandoval6.8-12.819.6
14thEric Koston7.3-10.718.0
15thPeter Ramondetta6.0-8.914.9
16thBastien Salabanzi8.6-5.714.3
17thBilly Marks4.2-7.711.9
18thMatt Miller4.7-4.59.2
19thMikey Taylor7.7-0.07.7
20thRyan Sheckler---DNP
21stChaz Ortiz---DNP

[19]

SLS at Los Angeles, California

August 1–4, 2013.
RankSkaterFlowControlImpactScore
1stNyjah Huston8.79.135.253.0
2ndChris Cole7.37.829.544.6
3rdLuan Olivera8.99.326.044.2
4thRyan Decenzo7.88.222.338.3
5thShane O'Neill7.48.916.833.1
6thPaul Rodriguez7.29.116.532.8
7thTorey Pudwill6.48.2-14.6
8thBastien Salabanzi6.1--6.1

[20]

SLS Super Crown at New Jersey

August 25, 2013.
RankSkaterFlowControlImpactScore
1stChris Cole8.79.135.052.8
2ndNyjah Huston8.28.735.552.4
3rdLuan Oliveira8.28.632.549.3
4thPaul Rodriguez9.08.727.144.8
5thSean Malto8.59.217.835.5
6thShane O'Neill8.08.58.324.8
7thTorey Pudwill5.78.1-13.8
8thMikey Taylor4.6--4.6

[20] 2013: Overall Winner, Super Crown World Champion - Chris Cole

Highest Score Trick Award, presented by Monster Energy - (9.9) Shane O'Neill, Switch Double 360 Flip

Highest Score Trick Clip http://streetleague.com/ondemand/?__mr_id=67930

2013 Street League Awards: Street League Skateboarding Awards

2012 SLS World Tour

SLS at Kansas City, Missouri

May 19, 2012.
RankSkaterRunBest TrickBigScore
1stNyjah Huston09.9100.046.7
2ndBastien Salabanzi7.48.731.7n/a
3rdChaz Ortiz8.39.827n/a
4thPaul Rodriguez Jr.6.79.226.6n/a
5thChris Cole7.18.923.842
6thRyan Sheckler7.18.314.329.7
7thSean Malto6.68n/a14.6
8thMikey Taylor6.5n/an/a6.5
9thLuan de Oliveiran/an/an/a6.9
10thBilly Marksn/an/an/a6.8
11thAustyn Gilletten/an/an/a6.7
12thTommy Sandovaln/an/an/a4.7
13thTom Asta5.0n/a13.418.4
14thDylan Rieder2.2n/a15.818.0
15thShane O'neill7.8n/a7.114.9
16thDavid Gonzalez4.9n/a9.314.2
17thMatt Miller5.6n/a7.813.9
18thIshod Wair5.6n/a7.212.8
20thEric Koston3.7n/a6.29.9
21stTorey Pudwill6.7n/ainj.6.7
22ndMark Appleyard4.1n/a1.05.1
23rdMike Mo Capaldi3.4n/a0.03.4
24thPeter Ramondettainj.inj.inj.inj.

SLS at Ontario, California

June 16, 2012.
RankSkaterRunBest TrickBigScore
1stNyjah Huston9.29.829.247.7
2ndChaz Ortiz8.7925.546.2
3rdSean Malto7.27.131.645.9
4thLuan de Oliveira8.98.323.240.4
5thPaul Rodriguez88.920.637.5
6thPeter Ramondetta6.37.814.929
7thDavid González7.26.8n/a14
8thTommy Sandoval3.9n/an/a3.9
9thMikey Taylorn/an/an/a7.7
10thChris Colen/an/an/a7.6
11thEric Kostonn/an/an/a5.6
12thMatt Millern/an/an/a4.1
13thBilly Marks6.5n/a16.322.8
114thIshod Wair7.6n/a14.221.8
15thBastien Salabanzi6.4n/a14.520.9
16thTom Asta7.4n/a13.220.6
17thShane O'neill8.0n/a8.216.2
18thRyan Sheckler8.3n/a6.414.7
19thAustyn Gillette7.1n/a7.614.7
20thMark Appleyard4.1n/a9.613.7
21stDylan Rieder5.5n/a7.212.7
22ndMike Mo Capaldi4.9n/a6.311.2
23rdJimmy Carlin1.4n/a5.87.2
24thTorey Pudwull1.7n/ainj.1.7

SLS at Glendale, Arizona

July 15, 2012.
RankSkaterRunBest TrickBigScore
1stPaul Rodriguez6.8929.945.7
2ndChris Cole7.39.126.743.1
3rdRyan Sheckler7.88.224.540.5
4thNyjah Huston6.68.623.238.4
5thShane O'Neill8.19.515.232.8
6thSean Malto7.68.212.828.6
7thLuan de Oliveira6.87.8n/a14.6
8thTorey Pudwill4.6n/an/a4.6
9thBastien Salabanzi7.6n/an/a7.6
10thDavid Gonzalez6.9n/an/a6.9
11thChaz Ortiz5.5n/an/a5.5
12thMikey Taylor4.3n/an/a4.3
13thIshod Wair6.3n/a20.226.5
14thTommy Sandoval4.4n/a21.225.6
15thBilly Marks2.8n/a21.724.5
16thTom Asta7.0n/a15.422.4
17thPeter Ramondetta5.9n/a9.815.7
18thJimmy Carlin4.7n/a6.911.6
19thMark Appleyard4.1n/a5.39.4
20thAustyn Gillette4.3n/a4.48.7
21stMike Mo Capaldi0.3n/a6.26.5
22ndDylan Rieder1.1n/a3.84.9
23rdMatt Miller4.4n/a0.04.4
24thEric Kostonn/an/an/an/a

SLS at Newark, New Jersey

August 26, 2012.
RankSkaterRunBest TrickBigScore
1stNyjah Huston8.78.731.148.5
2ndChris Cole7.79.329.146.1
3rdChaz Ortiz8.48.228.344.9
4thPaul Rodriguez8.59.623.241.3
5thRyan Sheckler8.68.423.540.5
6thBastien Salabanzi7.08.716.432.1
7thSean Malto7.28.1n/a15.3
8thLuan de Oliveira6.7n/an/a6.7

2012: Overall Winner - Nyjah Huston

2011 SLS World Tour


SLS at Seattle, Washington

May 7–8, 2011. Halfonso scored 104.6 points at the first stop in Seattle, Washington.[21]
RankSkaterTechnicalLineBigScore
1stNyjah Huston34.628.641.434.9
2ndShane O'Neill7.26.225.426.0
3rdChaz Ortiz5.05.731.325.7
4thRyan Sheckler5.85.329.124.7
5thTorey Pudwill7.76.627.224.6
6thChris Cole5.86.523.021.9
7thBilly Marks7.24.713.920.5
8thMike Mo Capaldi6.25.41819.2
9thMike Taylor6.45.225.418
10thPaul Rodriguez5.96.517.911.1
11thTommy Sandoval4.44.923.617.6
12thDavid Gonzalez5.82.817.615.3
13thNick Dompierre3.95.520.614.3
14thDylan Rieder6.97.95.814.2
15thPeter Romendetta3.96.016.914.1
16thEric Koston5.05.36.811.3
17thMark Appleyard2.53.318.211.2
18thBraydon Szafranski5.00.00.05.0
19thPJ Ladd4.60.00.02.9
20thBrandon Beibelinj.inj.inj.inj.
21stMarc Johnsoninj.inj.inj.inj.
22ndTerry Kennedyinj.inj.inj.inj.
23rdSean Maltoinj.inj.inj.inj.
24thLuan de Oliveirainj.inj.inj.inj.

SLS at Kansas City, Missouri

June 11–12, 2011.

The second stop in Kansas City, Missouri, was won by Huston, who scored 72.6 points for his second win of the year.[22]

RankSkaterTechnicalLineBigScore
1stNyjah Huston9.42934.231.6
2ndChris Cole8.120.838.229.5
3rdChaz Ortiz7.63224.228.1
4thSean Malto7.729.526.227.9
5thRyan Sheckler8.821.731.326.5
6thTorey Pudwill9.115.832.324.1
7thMikey Taylor8.513.4n/a13.4
8thBilly Marks8.211.9n/a11.9
9thPaul Rodriguez6.27.424.2n/a
10thShane O'Neill7.15.918.916.9
11thNick Dompierre5.83.820.816.9
12thDavid Gonzalez5.36.618.016.7
13thMike Mo Capaldi7.34.911.513.6
14thLuan de Oliveira5.86.53.613.2
15thDylan Reider6.06.57.112.8
16thTommy Sandoval4.93.86.911.4
17thPeter Ramondetta4.93.94.711.4
18thMark Appleyard4.33.57.610.6
19thBraydon Szafranski5.76.00.08.1
20thPJ Ladd6.36.00.07.1
21stBrandon Biebelinj.inj.inj.inj.
22ndMarc Johnsoninj.inj.inj.inj.
23rdTerry Kennedyinj.inj.inj.inj.
24thEric Kostoninj.inj.inj.inj.

SLS at Glendale, Arizona

July 16–17, 2011.

The third stop, in Glendale, Arizona, was won by Huston, who scored 77.8 points;[23] the victory was Huston's fourth.

RankSkaterTechnicalLineBigScore
1stNyjah Huston8.97.838.334.5
2ndRyan Sheckler87.619.929.5
3rdChris Cole8.45.627.425.6
4thPaul Rodriguez7.25.617.620.8
5thShane O'Neill8.05.624.618.9
6thBilly Marks7.47.520.616.9
7thLuan de Oliveira8.38.218.014.6
8thTommy Sandoval7.94.925.111.1
9thChaz Ortiz6.95.35.8n/a
10thEric Koston6.16.96.7n/a
11thSean Malto7.26.320.527.5
12thMikey Taylor5.54.615.116.0
13thPeter Romendetta5.75.813.813.4
14thMike Mo Capaldi2.35.714.511.2
15thMark Appleyard5.22.814.210.0
16thDylan Rieder7.00.04.77.4
17thBraydon Szafranski1.04.3n/a3.0
18thBrandon Biebelinj.inj.inj.inj.
19thNick Dompierreinj.inj.inj.inj.
20thDavid Gonzalezinj.inj.inj.inj.
21stMarc Johnsoninj.inj.inj.inj.
22ndTerry Kennedyinj.inj.inj.inj.
24thTorey Pudwillinj.inj.inj.inj.

SLS at Newark, New Jersey

August 28, 2011.

Malto, scoring an 81.2, became the 2011 Street League Champion by winning stop 4.

RankSkaterTechnicalLineBigScore
1stSean Malto8.628.344.381.2
2ndNyjah Huston8.619.251.579.4
3rdChris Cole7.92835.171
4thChaz Ortiz9.324.721.555.5
5thPaul Rodriguez8.818.11541.9
6thMikey Taylor8.214.510.132.8
7thBilly Marks8.112.9n/a21
8thShane O'Neill7.710.6n/a18.3
9thRyan Sheckler7.3n/an/an/a
10thMike Mo Capaldin/an/an/an/a

2011: Overall Winner, Super Crown World Champion - Sean Malto

2010 SLS World Tour


SLS at Glendale, Arizona

August 28, 2010.

Nyjah Huston placed first at the first ever Street League contest in Glendale, Arizona, scoring a 116.0[24]

RankSkaterCreativeLineTechnicalBigScore
1stNyjah Huston24.535.720.735.1116
2ndShane O'Neill28.93327.928.4114.9
3rdTorey Pudwill23.329.33129.3112.8
4thSean Malto2332.923.431.7111
5thChris Cole30.724.423.835.9109.6
6thChaz Ortiz21.629.722.625102.2
7thPaul Rodriguez23.319.225.721.9100.1
8thGreg Lutzka
9thPeter Ramondetta
10thRyan Sheckler
11thEric Koston
12thBilly Marks
13thMikey Taylor
14thPJ Ladd
15thTommy Sandoval
16thDylan Rieder
17thMark Appleyard
18thTerry Kennedy
19thNick Dompierre
20thBrandon Biebel
21stDavid Gonzalez
22ndMike Mo Capaldi
23rdMarc Johnsoninj.inj.inj.inj.inj.
24thLuan de Oliveirainj.inj.inj.inj.inj.

SLS at Ontario, California

September 11, 2010.

First place for the 2010 Ontario, California, stop was awarded to Sean Malto, who scored 120.4 points[25]

RankSkaterCreativeLineTechnicalBigScore
1stSean Malto31.33123.521.5120.4
2ndChaz Ortiz34.232.430.334.6118.4
3rdNyjah Huston32.724.322.726.2105.9
4thRyan Sheckler29.220.327.317.7103.7
5thChris Cole23.122.231.82097.1
6thPaul Rodriguez29.626.722.426.996.4
7thGreg Lutzka3021188.677.6
8thShane O'neil
9thMikey Taylor
10thTory Pudwill
11thEric Koston
12thBilly Marks
13thMark Appleyard
14thDavid Gonzalez
15thTommy Sandoval
16thTerry Kennedy
17thPJ Ladd
18thBrandon Biebel
19thMarc Johnson
20thDylan Rieder
21stMike Mo Capaldi
22ndNick Dompierre
23rdLuan de Oliveirainj.inj.inj.inj.inj.
24thPeter Ramondettainj.inj.inj.inj.inj.

SLS at Las Vegas, Nevada

September 25, 2010.

Shane O'Neill, scoring 146.0 points, won the final 2010 stop in Las Vegas, Nevada.[26]

RankSkaterCreativeLineTechnicalBigScore
1stShane O'Neill40.934.431.838.9146
2ndChris Cole30.639.236.237.8143.8
3rdNyjah Huston35.636.326.225.1123.2
4thChaz Ortiz40.93027.217.5115.6
5thRyan Sheckler35.12526.428114.5
6thPaul Rodriguez26.920.634.424.8106.7
7thGreg Lutzka31.514.523.112.281.3
8thTorey Pudwill6.86.16.735.394.4
9thSean Malto5.05.44.926.993.0
10thMikey Taylor5.95.55.334.591.7
11thDavid Gonzalez5.24.84.724.689.7
12thEric Koston5.24.84.724.684.7
13thBilly Marks6.44.44.79.959.3
14thMark Appleyard5.44.05.47.349.7
15thNick Dompierre6.65.74.7n/a49.4
16thMarc Johnson5.74.75.1n/a38.1
17thBrandon Biebel0.03.76.9n/a36.1
18thDylan Rieder5.54.80.014.634.4
19thTommy Sandoval6.45.04.9n/a29.1
20thPJ Ladd0.03.76.3n/a16.4
21stTerry Kennedy2.90.05.2n/a12.9
22ndMike Mo Capaldi0.0n/a0.0n/an/a
23rdLuan de Oliveirainj.inj.inj.inj.inj.
24thPeter Ramondettainj.inj.inj.inj.inj.

2010: Overall Winner, Super Crown World Champion - Nyjah Huston[21]

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