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Heat Sheet: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2011 NAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS HEAT 1 Heat Sheet: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2011 NAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS HEAT 1 Anaya, Anthony 14Santa Maria, CA DVS, Royal Trucks, Vitamin Water, One Way Boardshop Bartlett, CJ 20Phoenix, AZ Vox Footwear, Think Skateboards, Pulse Board Shop Berger, Matt 17Kamloops, BC Matix, Es, Almost, Bones, Monster, Tensor, B&B Skateshop Caples, Curren 15Ventura, CA Flip Vans, Hurley, Ricta, Independent, Red Bull Chapo, Bryant 22Albuquerque, Vox, Silver, FKD, Native Threads, Medicine Wheels, Willy Workshop NM Eaton, Jagger 10Mesa, AZ Plan B (Flow), DC (Flow), KTR Skate School, Freedom Boardshop Fitzgerald, John 20Glendora, CA Zero (flow), Vans (flow), Thunder, Spitfire, Quicksilver, Pawnshop Skateshop Glick, Corey 14Chicago, IL ZOO YORK (flow), Warp Skatepark, 425 Headwear, Rush bearings Gohr, R.J. 20Yorba Linda, CA Civillian Skateboards Johnson, KeshaudDallas, TX City Stars, Neff, Kicker, Krux, Power Blance, Rhythm Skateshop, Youngs Apparel, Red Bull, Alliance skatepark Lopez, Louie 16Hawthorne, CA Volcom, Flip, Globe, Vitamin Water, Indy McDaniels, DemarquisDallas, TX DC, Venture, Bones, Think, Index Board Supply, Altamont, Dekine Moore, JonRob 22Phoenix, AZ Birdhouse, eS, Bones, COWTOWN Padilla, Julian aka JP 23Tucson, AZ Airspeed Footwear, AZPX Skateboards, 4WheelWarPony Wheels, Criminal Bearings, Criminal Hdwr, Smileys Skateboard Shop, Aholic Popson, Yaje 19New York, NY Elwood, Chocolate (flow), Vans (flow) , Spitfire (flow), Independent (flow), Autumn Skateshop Reyes, Ryan 21Costa Mesa, CA Black Label Skateboards, I-Path, Bones, Yeah! Boardshop Rocha, Ralph 22Norwalk, CA Civillian Skateboards, Active Rideshop Friday, April 01, 2011 Page 1 of 14 Heat Sheet: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2011 NAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS HEAT 1 Seipert, Chandler 15American Fork, Etnies (flow), Technique Skateshop UT Sodi, Patricio 22Mexico City Reverso, Ecosistema Store Summers, LoganSalt Lake City, Odeus Skateboards, Red Bull, Neff, Zotes, Brick & Mortar Shop UT Taylor, Auby Nike SB, Flip Skateboards Webb, Ricky 23Long Beach, CA Jart Skateboards, DVS, The Hundreds, Bones, Furnace Werner, Tommy 19Santa Cruz, CA DC Shoes (flow), Alien Workshop (flow), Dizm (flow), Spitfire (flow), Bills Wheels Witkin, Dylan 18Lake Forest, Ca Royal Trucks, Pig (flow), Lakai (flow), Focus Board Shop Friday, April 01, 2011 Page 2 of 14 Heat Sheet: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2011 NAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS HEAT 2 Colbourn, Chris 20Williston, VT Mountain Dew, Satori, Silent Skateboards, Talent Skatepark Crockett, Gilbert 21Richmond, VA Alien Workshop, Independent, Vans Shoes, Vans Clothing, Dominion Skateboard Shop Davis, Rayce 19Glendale, AZ AZPX Skateboards, Theeve Trucks, Deville Wheels Dixon, CJ 18Cocoa Beach, FL 5Boro, Spitfire, Thunder, Fallen, Insight, Skatepark of Tampa, Gatorade Hancock, Travis 22Haleiwa, HI APB Skate Shop Hatchell, Ben 20Manassass, VA Zero, Independent, Bones Wheels, Bones Swiss, C1RCA, DaKine, Paradox Grip Homoki, Aaron 21Phoenix, AZ Birdhouse, Independent, Bones, IPATH, Industrial Rideshop Humphrey, Brenden 25Phoenix, AZ ZOO YORK, Emerica, Spy, Black Wall Street, Pulse Board Shop Huss, Jared Bones, Santa Cruz Lenahan, Austin 15 San Marcos, CA ZOO YORK (flow), Dekline, Grandeur Boardshop, Silver Trucks Lonergan, Matt 21San Diego, CA Birdhouse (flow), Tracker, Willy's Workshop Meza, Oscar 20Los Angeles, CA Girl (flow), Autobahn (flow), Emerica (flow), Mainline, Kogi BBQ, Destrcto, Elm Co, Marquisa Co Mier-Gomez, Oscar 18Phoenix, AZ CONS (flow), COWTOWN Nearing, Donovan 21Detroit, MI C1RCA (flow), Utility Board Shop (flow) Patterson, Michael 20Seattle, WA Baker, Bones (flow), Volcom (flow), Snowboard Connection, 'eS (flow), Huh Hardware, Paradox (flow), Skate Barn West Penrod, Brodie 20American Fork, Etnies (flow), Mystery (flow), Altamont (flow), Segie Audio, Technique UT Skateshop Perez, Stevie 18North Ghocolate, eS, Elwood, Thunder, Spitfire, Val Surf Hollywood, CA Friday, April 01, 2011 Page 3 of 14 Heat Sheet: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2011 NAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS HEAT 2 Ramirez, Austin 20Layton, UT Popwar, Technique Skate Shop Rathbone, Garrett 21Mcpherson, KS White Chocolate Skate Shop Rivera, Derek 16Salt Lake City, Popwar, Brick, Mortor Skate Shop UT Ryan, Patrick 13Fullerton, CA Alien Workshop (flow), Vans (flow), Bones (flow) Vaughn, Dane 22Oceanside, CA DGK (flow), Gold Wheels (flow), Venture, DC (flow), Grandeur Skate Shop Zito, Austin 17San Diego, CA Lost Clothing, K5, Foundation (flow), Pig (flow), Dekline (flow) Friday, April 01, 2011 Page 4 of 14 Heat Sheet: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2011 NAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS HEAT 3 Borland, Shane 11Topanga, CA Powell Peralta, Volcom, Globe, Independent, Bones, ZJ Boarding House Carr, Marcus 24Phoenix, AZ ZOO YORK (flow), Freedom Boardshop Christopher, Tony 19Farmington Emerica (Flow) Hills, MI Cleland, Jared 16Manhattan KR3W (Flow), Supra (flow), Cala Caps, Spyder Board Shop Beach, CA Colden, Trevor 16Virginia Beach, Mystery (flow), Altamont, Emerica, Theeve Trucks, Bones Wheels VA Elemendorf, Derek 22San Diego, CA Zero (flow), Bones, Thunder (flow), Grandeur Skate Shop Hancock, Alex 15Louisville, KY World Industries (flow, Etnies (flow), Home Skate Shop Hanlon, JohnSurrey, BC Nixon, Momentum, Independent, Darkstar, eS, Ogio Hernandez, Adrian 17Phoenix, AZ SPUN Skateboards Imes, Sean 15Santa Monica, Rogue Status, Spyder Skate and Surf, Arbor Skateboards CA Kovacs, Zachary 16Modesto, CA Theeve Trucks (flow), 4141 Skateboards, Roughneck Hardware (flow), "Ducky" American Icon Wheels, KingPin Skateshop, Star Nectar Loy, David 19Santa Ana, CA Birdhouse, CONS, ERGO, Thunder, Spitfire, RobBrink.com, 8=d, Krochet Kids, Alchemy, Active, Glassy Najera, Diego 16El Centro, CA Struggle Skateboards, KR3W, FKD, Silver Trucks, 'eS Footwear, Driscolls Skateshop, Kontrol Wheels Patrick, Shaun 22Tucson, AZ Bangarang, Fallen (flow), Bones, Star Skates, La Rosa "cheesburger" Pearson, Reemo 23South Central Darkstar Skateboards and Wheels(flow), Globe(flow), Thunder(flow), LA, CA Miester Watches, Elm Company(flow), Markisa, Ambigous (flow), Piscopo, Donovan 16Covina, CA Alien Workshop, RVCA, Spitfirme, Thunder, Vans Provost, Colin 20Huntington Toy Machine, Spitfire, Emerica, Volcom, Active Beach, CA Friday, April 01, 2011 Page 5 of 14 Heat Sheet: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2011 NAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS HEAT 3 Reynolds, Heimana 12Honolulu, HI LRG (flow), Macbeth (flow), Dakine (flow), Spun (flow), In4mation (flow), S-One (flow), Wahoos (flow), Spy (flow), Local 808 Servold, Dakota 17Temecula, CA Toy Machine, Dekline, Bones, Active Shebelski, Anthony 20Temecula, CA Active, Fallen, Insight, Deathwish Stearns, Dolan 19Lake Elsinore, Lurkville, Brixton, Troy Optics, Allied Board Shop CA Walker, Kyle 16Moore, OK Real, Thunder, Spitfire, Volcom, Adidas Woods, Norman 25Los Angeles, CA WARCO Skateboards, Autoban, Ergo, Monster, Armourdillo Wright, Alex 21East Bethel, MN Destructo, Lux Skateboards, Pinewski's Board Shop Friday, April 01, 2011 Page 6 of 14 Heat Sheet: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2011 NAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS HEAT 4 Arunski, Adam 21Mesa, AZ Freedom Boardshop, Fallen, Insight, Glam Campbell, Aiden 17Rancho Santa Alien Workshop (flow), Etnies (flow), Altamont (Flow) Focus Margrita, CA Boardshop Curto, Caedyn 16Redondo Beach, Hurley, C1RCA (flow), ET Surf & Skate, S-One CA Diaz, Raymond 21Oceanside, CA Sector 9, Grandeur Skateshop Feaste, Raymond 18Tampa, FL Skatepark of Tampa Gregoire, Shaun 24Springfield, VA Birdhouse, Destructo, Bones, Jessup, Ezekiel, Vox Johnson, Boo 18Tehachepi, CA Element, Pharmacy Boardshop, Bones, Supra, KR3W (flow), Venture, Ashbury, Stance, Grizzly Grip Johnson, Isaiah 21Glendale, AZ DC (flow), Alien Workshop (flow), KR3W (flow), Hubba Wheels, Venture, Skullcandy (flow), COWTOWN Karangelov, Tom 22Huntington Zero (flow), Ambiguous, Spitfire, Active Beach, CA McClung, Taylor 21Huntington Expedition One, Gold Wheels, DC (flow), Venture, United Board Shop Beach, CA McClung, Trent 16Huntington Element, LRG, eS, Bones, United Boardshop, Silver Trucks, Dekine Beach, CA McGowan, Kevin 24Santa Rosa, CA IM Clothing, Emerica Shoes, OULK Skateboards, Toebock INdustries, Revolution Boardshop Midler, Alex 12Calabasas, CA Volcom (flow), Etnies (flow), Real (flow), Spitfire (flow), Val Surf, Skate Lab, Force Trucks Peckham, Jeremy 21Oceanside, CA Sector 9, Mouse grip Perdue, Steve 21Chicago, IL Habitat Skateboards & Footwear IM Clothing, Pig, Toebock INdustries, YEAH Boardshop Peters, Justin 20El Segundo, Ca Darkstar (flow), Globe (flow), Elwood, Markisa, Tensor (flow), Spyderboards Pierce, Jonathan 20Tempe, AZ Zero (flow), Fallen (flow) Friday, April 01, 2011 Page 7 of 14 Heat Sheet: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2011 NAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS HEAT 4 Reeves, Steven 24Portland, OR Powell Peralta, Bones, Ezikiel, Globe,Fury Trucks Remillard, Tom 20San Diego, CA CONS, Antihero, Spitfire, Ace trucks, Diamond, Route 44 Skateshop, Stance Serika, Christian 21West Point, UT Popwar, Bones (flow), Monster, Ogio, Skullcandy,Technique Skate Shop Sido, Dylan 19Redondo Beach, DVS, Civil Clothing, Leftover Hardware, Vangaurd Skateshop CA Tang, Michael 19Dallas, TX DVS (flow), Hype! Skateboards (flow), Autobahn Wheels, Krux, Dakine, Brixton, Rhythm Skateshop Webb, Chase 16Huntington Element, Active, Silver, Dakine Beach, CA Yazzen, Len 22Albuquerque, Ipath, Native Skates, Native Threads, Medicine Wheels, Madland NM Boardshop Friday, April 01, 2011 Page 8 of 14 Heat Sheet: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2011 NAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS HEAT 5 Asdel, Jake 19Ventura, CA NEFF, Bones (flow), Powell, Stance Socks (flow), Skullcandy (flow), Momentum Surf Co. CloseTaMesa, Mountain T-Shirt
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