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For one day last weekend, after a 25 year hiatus, BMX reigned supreme at etnies King of the Skatepark! Ams, pros, vets and new riders alike descended upon Fontana Skatepark North to compete in Street, Bowl, High Air and Best Trick events.

Of course, the etnies team was there in full effect.Nathan Williams is pensive
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Corey Martinez looking sharp

Aaron & Escamilla

“The etnies King of the Skatepark contest was so much fun,” said Don Brown, chief brand strategist for etnies. “Seeing the pioneer of BMX pool riding, Eddie Fiola, along with today's heroes, like Aaron Ross, Tom Dugan, Nathan Williams and Corey Martinez riding was truly amazing. A great time with great people. I can't wait until the next event!”

The legendary Brian Blyther wins Masters Bowl
Dugan's 10.5' High Air win
Nathan Williams

A great time was indeed had by all and the results, they speak for themselves:
High Air: Tom Dugan at 10.5 feet
Best Trick: Iz Pulido with a toothpick hop over to a crank arm slide
Masters Bowl: Brian Blyther
Open Bowl: Larry Edgar
Open Street: Broc Raiford
Bowl (17 and up): Bubba Valles
Bowl (14 – 16): Jason Navarro
Bowl (13 and under): Bryce Try-on
Street (17 and up): Daniel Millhorn
Street (14 – 16): Jason Navarro
Street (13 and under): Eric Aguilar

For the historic day, etnies partnered with Fontana Skatepark owners Action Sports Alliance “On behalf of the Action Park Alliance, I would like to thank John Povah, Catfish, etnies, and all the judges and pros for coming out,” said Mark Laue, executive director at Action Park Alliance.  “This has been a great partnership in bringing back a legendary BMX contest series. It was truly amazing seeing so many BMX friends back together again, riding and bantering. The best of BMX!”

Tom Dugan rides off into the sunset