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Eliminator Phoenix AM 2011 RANKNAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS Round: Eliminator Phoenix AM 2011 RANKNAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS 1Jordan, Dashawn 14 Chandler, AZ Vox Footwear, KR3W 2Berger, Matt 17 Kamloops, BC Matix, Es, Almost, Bones, Monster, Tensor, B&B Skateshop 3Colden, Trevor 16 Virginia Beach, Mystery (flow), Altamont, Emerica, Theeve Trucks, Bones Wheels VA 4Olson, Jack 16 Minneapolis, Real, Thunder, Spitfire, Osiris (flow) MN 5Johnson, Kechaud Dallas, TX City Stars, Neff, Kicker, Krux, Power Blance, Rhythm Skateshop, Youngs Apparel, Red Bull, Alliance skatepark 6Estrada, Anthony 18 Ontario, CA Plan B (flow), LRG, Silver Trucks, FKD, Globe, Roaring Lion Energy Drink, Covert Shop 7Bowerbank, Tyson 16 Sandy, UT Darkstar,Osiris,Bones Wheels(flow), Monster Energy, BC Surf and Sport 8McClung, Taylor 21 Huntington Expedition One, Gold Wheels, DC (flow), Venture, United Board Beach, CA Shop 9Meza, Oscar 20 Los Angeles, Girl (flow), Autobahn (flow), Emerica (flow), Mainline, Kogi BBQ, CA Destrcto, Elm Co, Marquisa Co 10Loy, David 19 Santa Ana, CA Birdhouse, CONS, ERGO, Thunder, Spitfire, RobBrink.com, 8=d, Krochet Kids, Alchemy, Active, Glassy 11Provost, Colin 20 Huntington Toy Machine, Spitfire, Emerica, Volcom, Active Beach, CA 12Trep, Paul 23 Vancouver, BC DC, Red Dragon, Independent, Vivo Headwear, Redstar Skateboards 13Beasley, Theotis 20 Hawthorne, CA Baker, Nike SB, Altamont, Thunder, Spitfire, Active, Flik Griptape, Ashbury, Mt. Dew, Bones, Swiss, Dakine, Skull Candy, Markisa, Stance Socks, Shake Junt, neff, Meister, St. Ice, Footprint, 14Najera, Diego 16 El Centro, CA Struggle Skateboards, KR3W, FKD, Silver Trucks, 'eS Footwear, Driscolls Skateshop, Kontrol Wheels 15Werner, Tommy 19 Santa Cruz, CA DC Shoes (flow), Alien Workshop (flow), Dizm (flow), Spitfire (flow), Bills Wheels 16Langi, Andrew 19 Redwood City, Flip, Vans, LRG, DaKine, Bones, Diamond Supply Co., Miester CA Watches, Momentum Skateshop, Swiss Bearings 17Vaughn, Dane 22 Oceanside, CA DGK (flow), Gold Wheels (flow), Venture, DC (flow), Grandeur Skate Shop 18Dixon, CJ 18 Cocoa Beach, 5Boro, Spitfire, Thunder, Fallen, Insight, Skatepark of Tampa, FL Gatorade 19Coe, Dan 17 Blaine, MN 3rd Lair, Osiris, Lux Skateboards 20Gurney, Jerry 19 Yuba City, CA Blood Wizard, Ace Trucks, Heavy Wheels, Goodtimes Board Store 21Berle, Elijah 16 Santa Monica, Chocolate, Vans Shoes, Vans Clothing, Spitfire, Thunder, Pacific CA Drive Tuesday, April 05, 2011 Page 1 of 12 Round: Eliminator Phoenix AM 2011 RANKNAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS 22Fitzgerald, John 20 Glendora, CA Zero (flow), Vans (flow), Thunder, Spitfire, Quicksilver, Pawnshop Skateshop 23Hernandez, Adrian 17 Phoenix, AZ SPUN Skateboards 24Reeves, Steven 24 Portland, OR Powell Peralta, Bones, Ezikiel, Globe,Fury Trucks 25Chapo, Bryant 22 Albuquerque, Vox, Silver, FKD, Native Threads, Medicine Wheels, Willy Workshop NM 26Matthews, Josh 23 Eugene, OR Elwood, eS, Think, Venture, Spitfire, Boardsports Shop 27Caples, Curren 15 Ventura, CA Flip Vans, Hurley, Ricta, Independent, Red Bull 28Spencer, Ryan 21 Kihe, HI Foundation Skateboards, Dekline Shoes, SUPERbrand Apparel, PIG Wheels, The ARMORY 29Blair, Charlie 18Orange Dogtown Skateboards, O'Quinn Clothing, EFX, Kogi BBQ County, CA 30Hawkins, Josh Phoenix, AZ Powell Peralta, Dekline, Venture, Bones, Neff, Pulse Skate Shop 31Zito, Austin 17 San Diego, CA Lost Clothing, K5, Foundation (flow), Pig (flow), Dekline (flow) 32Campbell, Aiden 17 Rancho Santa Alien Workshop (flow), Etnies (flow), Altamont (Flow) Focus Margrita, CA Boardshop 33Johnson, Boo 18 Tehachepi, CA Element, Pharmacy Boardshop, Bones, Supra, KR3W (flow), Venture, Ashbury, Stance, Grizzly Grip 34Perez, Stevie 18North Chocolate, eS, Elwood, Thunder, Spitfire, Val Surf Hollywood, CA 35 Taylor, Auby Nike SB, Flip Skateboards 36Anaya, Anthony 14 Santa Maria, DVS, Royal Trucks, Vitamin Water, One Way Boardshop CA 37Borland, Shane 11 Topanga, CA Powell Peralta, Volcom, Globe, Independent, Bones, ZJ Boarding House 38Midler, Alex 12 Calabasas, CA Volcom (flow), Etnies (flow), Real (flow), Spitfire (flow), Val Surf, Skate Lab, Force Trucks 39Homoki, Aaron 21 Phoenix, AZ Birdhouse, Independent, Bones, IPATH, Industrial Rideshop 40 Huss, Jared Bones, Santa Cruz 41Hale, Shawn 23 Joplin, MO Vox, Birdhouse, ERGO, Independent, Spitfire, Dakine, Krochet Kids, Active Rideshop 42Barrera, Danny 23 Phoenix, AZ DGK (flow), LRG (flow), Hubba Wheels, Independent, C1RCA Combat (flow), Pulse Board Shop 43Crockett, Gilbert 21 Richmond, VA Alien Workshop, Independent, Vans Shoes, Vans Clothing, Dominion Skateboard Shop Tuesday, April 05, 2011 Page 2 of 12 Round: Eliminator Phoenix AM 2011 RANKNAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS 44Elemendorf, Derek 22 San Diego, CA Zero (flow), Bones, Thunder (flow), Grandeur Skate Shop 45Danger, Auttiesh 23 Grand Rapids, The High 5 Skateboards (flow), DC (flow), Wolfpack, Pulse Board MI Shop, Autobahn Wheels 46Miller, Andrew 16 Lake Forest, CA Lakai (Flow), Bones (Flow), SCS, Little Villian 47Bartlett, CJ 20 Phoenix, AZ Vox Footwear, Think Skateboards, Pulse Board Shop 48Brockel, Robbie 21 Phoenix, AZ Real, Spitfire, Thunder, C1RCA Combat, COWTOWN Tuesday, April 05, 2011 Page 3 of 12.
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