By Marcy Axness, TME

A hefty sound system pumped fun music through the Frazier Mountain Skate Park as agile young athletes on wheels started warming up at 2 p.m., Saturday, June 5. They were prepping for a “Best Trick” contest, the big attraction of the Whosoevers Skatepark Tour. When the competition began at around 3 p.m., a member of the Whosoevers MC’d the action, moving from section to section as different kinds of tricks were performed, some on boards and some on scooters.

One hundred dollars in prize money was……(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

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Jake Steers, 18, of Frazier Park, got some air while warming up for ‘The Whosoevers Skatepark Tour’ on Saturday, June 5, at the Frazier Park Skate Park. After a long 15 months of Zoom classes and quarantine, the festive event brought out a community crowd of 150 to clap and cheer, eat, drink and be hopeful.

Will Truefitt showed off his skating skills warming up for the ‘Best Trick’ contest at the Frazier Mountain Skate Park Saturday, June 5. Practice paid off: Truefitt was one of the winners.

L-r: Vincent Borcherding and Cruz Knoller got their scooter wheels way up!

A happy crowd of skate park athletes and spectators gathered for a group shot by the Whosoevers.

Girl power: Abbie Reilly, 11, worked on a board trick.

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