The Boardr Series at Irmo, South Carolina

On Friday night, we rolled into Irmo Skatepark to give away some cash for tricks.

But first, we had to celebrate Andre's birthday!

Elias showing love on Andre appreciation day.

Clem demonstrates the proper way to consume a cupcake.

After carb loading was over, cash for tricks in the street got underway.

Crawford stacking some cash.

Cash for tricks got underway in the bowl with groms skating triples.

Dusty using those fancy new Meta glasses to stack some clips of cash for tricks in the bowl.

Alex Johnson giving kudos to the next generation of rippers.

N is for Nosegrind.

Shoutout to Irving and friends from Blue Tile.

Support your local.

Flying out into the sunset bringing Friday night to a close.

Dave from Blue Tile welcoming everyone to the park on Saturday morning.

Dave handed out xxx number of completes for free to any kid in need of a good setup.

A lot of families were on hand to enjoy the day. This little guy got some lessons courtesy of his dad.

The park is surrounded by beautiful Carolina woods, perfect for a family picnic.

The Mayor even stopped by to say a few words...after Clem got off the mic, of course.

Saturday kicked off with Women's Street. Clementine sends this 5-0 grind during her run.

Milo's got pop.

"Basically I got two minutes of footy but I'm not using any of it because it's already been done in 411 issue number 52."

Inspirational story of the day: Yi'mir shows up, gets his first board from Dave and learns how to drop in, Then he decides to skate his first contest the same day.Yeah Yi'mir!

Caught Enzo getting a little coaching session over some Kona Ice.

Miles making sure the judges can't miss his ollie off the deck.

Curren going up and over the box with this back 50-50.

Our judges having a good time in Irmo.

Matt with a picutresque front board during Men's Street 13 and up.

Stumbled on the Gress family playing a serious game of cards to pass the time between jams.

A lot of talent in Irmo. Chris Powers leads the line with a frontside 360 over the hip during Street Open Qualifiers.

Slappy-krooks-to-back-smith isn't a trick you see everyday. Jon makes it look easy.

Speaking of creativity, this kid's definitely not going to lose his grip on his makeshift sunshade.

Making sure the judges see him, Jared knows how to skate a contest.

Armpit slits and Red Bulls will keep you cool on a warm South Carolina day.

Southern gentlemen facial hair being well represented in Irmo.

Crawford standing tall on a frontside tailslide.

Chris grinding his way right into the finals.

Women's Street Awards.

Men's Street 8 and Under Awards.

Men's Street 9 to 12 Awards.

Men's Street 13 and Up Awards.

Men's Street Open Finals Awards.

Congrats all around.

Eden kicking things off for the Women's Bowl division.

More freestyle!

And everyone loves it!

Curren doing a kickflip rock to fakie in the Mens Bowl 12 and Under division.

Landon getting some impressive air for the size of the bowl.

Tommy backside nosegrinding over the Neptune's Bastards sticker.

Dad cam content.

Yi'mir and his new setup.

New England, represent!

Women's Bowl Awards.

Men's Bowl 12 and Under Awards.

Men's Bowl 13 and Up Awards.

Men's Bowl Open Awards.

We got to stoke this fan out with the El Yucateco giveaway.

After the contest, we went out with some true skate rats for a street session. Keeping the mulch in place is a second full-time job.

Crawford threw down a hefty backside flip over this stage gap.

Big crew testing out the rail.

Cody kicked things off with a krooked grind.

Crawford came through with a front feeble.

Church of Skatin'.

We moved onto a school with a perfect picnic table. Bob on cleanup duty in the curb cut.

After a full day of judging, Paul got to stretch his legs.

Bob looks on as Chris tears apart this picnic table like a modern day Sean Sheffey.

Giving it just a little sauce on top.

Doesn't get much better than a proper noseblunt on a picnic table.

Fun contest, followed by an afternoon in the streets? Cheers to a great day, Irmo!

We want to make sure we say thanks to Palmetto Citizens for helping to make this event possible.

Already looking forward to coming back in 2026. See you next year Irmo!