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Qualifier Phoenix AM 2012 RANKNAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS Round: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2012 RANKNAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS 1Hatchell, Ben 21 Manassass, VA Zero, Circa, Independent, Bones, Dakine, Pardox Grip, Embassy Skateshop 2Christianson, Julian 22 Denver, CO Element, DC, 303 CLFX Boardshop, Autobahn, Royal Stain 3Brockel, Robbie 22 Phoenix, AZ Real, Spitfire, Thunder, Circa Footwear, COWTOWN 4Caples, Curren 16 Ventura, CA Flip, Hurley, Independent, VANS, Ricta Wheels, Mob Grip, Momentum Ride Shop, Bones Swiss 5Villanueva, Brendon 17 Poway, CA Powell Peralta, Neff, K5, Gatorade 6Fynn, Tommy 23 Brisbane, Stereo Skateboards Australia 7De Los Reyes, Moose Oxnard, CA Deathwish, Supra (flow), Bones, Thunder, Neff, Shake Junt, Omit 8Johnson, Isaiah 21 Phoenix, AZ Stereo Skateboards, Venture, COWTOWN 9Cosentino, Jon 17 Toronto, C1RCA, Sk8mafia, Hurley Canada, Nixon, Dakine, Thunder Trucks, Ontario Momemtum Wheels, CBMK Skatepark 10Hampton, Luke 22 Moorhead, MN Hoodlum Skateboards, Tork Trucks, Emerica (flow), Volcom (flow), Bones (flow), The Youth Shelter Skate and Supply 11Hernandez, Adrian 18 Phoenix, AZ Spun Skateboards, Sacrafice Apparel 12Stearns, Dolan 20 Lake Elsinore, Lurkville, Brixton, Stance, Ashbury, Theeve, Gravis, Union Leathrer, CA Agency Board 13Mcclung, Taylor 22 Huntington DC Shoes (flow), Expedition, Gold, United, Venture, Neuro Skate Beach, CA 14Kovacs, Zachary "Ducky" 17 Modesto, CA 4141 Skateboards, Theeve Trucks (flow), Roughneck, Street Science Skate Shop, Star Nectar 15Eaton, Jagger 11 Mesa, AZ DC (flow), Plan b (flow), Monster Cable, KTR, Industrial Ride Shop 16Meza, Oscar 21 Los Angeles, Emerica, Flip, Volcom, Destructo, Elm Co, Monster, Autobahn, CA Bolanti Watches 17Heck, Frankie 19 Hurst, TX Expedition (flow), DVS (flow), Gold Wheels (flow), Filmbot, FKD, Jessup, Rhythm Skateshop 18Jordan, Deshaun 15 Chandler, AZ KR3W, Darkstar, Vox 19Patterson, Michael 21 Bellvue, WA Baker, Omit, Nike SB, Brooklyn Projects, Bones 20Smith, Taylor 17 San Diego, CA Foundation, VANS (flow, Independent, Spitfire 21Vaughn, Dane 23 Oceanside, CA DC Shoes (flow), DGK (flow), Grandeaur Skateshop, Venture (flow), Gold Wheels (flow), 9Five 22Anaya, Anthony 16 Santa Maria, DVS CA Saturday, March 31, 2012 Page 1 of 9 Round: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2012 RANKNAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS 23Lopez, Louie 17 Hawthorne, CA Volcom, Flip, Globe, Ricta, Independent, Momentum Skate Shop, Vitamin Water 24Olson, Jack 17 Louis Park, MN Real (flow), Spitfire (flow), Thunder (flow), Osiris Shoes, Altamont (flow), 3rd Lair Skatepark 25Strader, Ryan 26 Dalias/Fort BambooSK8, DVS, Laced Clothing, FKD, Silver Trucks, Good Life Worth, TX Wheels, The shop in Oak Cliff, Capital Skate Park 26Parraga, Omar 19 Jalisco, Mexico Converse, Zenit 27Boyer, Carsten 21 Dallas, TX Etnies (flow), Beta Skateboards, Rhythm Skateshop, Theeve 28Taylor, Auby 22 Dallas, TX Bones, Matix (Flow), Nike (flow), Index Skateboard Supply 29Loy, Ethan 15 Santa Ana, CA Element, Koji, Active, Autobahn, Glassy 30Colden, Trevor 17 Virgina Beach, Emerica, Mystery, Thunder, Bones Wheels, Omit, Brostyle VA 31Werner, Tommy 20 Santa Cruz, CA DC Shoes (flow), Alien Workshop (flow), Brixton (flow), Bills Wheels 32Midler, Alex 13 Calabassas, CA Volcom, Real, Thunder, Spitfire, ValSurf, Skate Lab, Etnies, Bones Swiss 33Mackay, David 15 Phoenix, AZ Retaks Lifestyle Backpacks, Toxic Board Shop, Kalistr Clothing, Phoenix Skateboards, Dtype Wheels, Trix Industries 34Anderson, Jake 16 Ventura, CA Krooked, Thunder, Spitfire (flow), Nike SB 35McClung, Trent 18 Huntington Element, LRG, Lakai, BONES, Diamond Hardware, Remind Insoles, Beach, CA Dakine 36Ryan, Patrick 14 Fullerton, CA Alien Workshop (flow), VANS (flow), Independent, Bones Wheels 37Dixon, Clive 19 Cocoa Beach, Birdhouse, Thunder (flow), Spitfire (flow),Vans (flow) Ambig (flow), FL Skatepark of Tampa 38Loy, David 20 Santa Ana, CA ERGO, Birdhouse, Spitfire, Thunder, Glassy, Diamond, Active 39Nearing, Donovan Detroit, MI Adidas (flow), Nixon (flow), Utility Board Shop 40Bradley, Kevin 16 Los Angeles, Emerica, Altamont, ClichŽ CA 41Raffin, Peter 25 San Jose, Ca Black Label, Osiris, Independent, OJ 42Servin, Gustavo 18 Chihuahua, Vans, Deza Skateboards, Mayas Mexico 43Wilson, Cameo 23 Las Vegas, NV Pharmacy Boardshop, DVS, Stacks Boards, G Shock, Krew, Thunder, Spitfire, Quintin Headwear 44Del Valle, Vince 24 Seattle, WA Black Label, Adidas, Independent, Ezekiel, OJ Saturday, March 31, 2012 Page 2 of 9 Round: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2012 RANKNAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS 45McCabe, Liam 17 Rumson, NJ ERGO (flow), DC (flow), Belmar Pro Skateboard Shop, Powell, Bones 46Zaprazny, Marek 22 Malacky Nike SB, LRG, Orion, Helas, Streetmarket.cz, Modus 47Najera, Diego 17 El Centro, CA Struggle Skateboards, FKD, CCS, Question Supplies, Circa Footwear, 9five eyewear, Kontrol Wheels, Silver, KR3W, Sothwest Sports Barber Shop 48Woods, Norman 26 Los Angeles, WARCO, Autobahn, Venture, ERGO, Monster, Fresh Army, Active, CA Supra 49Perry, Dylan 23 Tampa, FL Skatepark of Tampa, Alien Workshop, etnies, Altamont, Bones, Destructo, Dakine, Stance 50Reyes, Josh 22 Chino, CA WARCO Skateboards, Active, Rook 51DuBois, Daniel 17 Martinez, CA Metro Boardshop, Osiris Shoes, Ambig Clothing 52Blauvelt, Dustin 22 Detroit, MI Nixon, 8103 Clothing, Theeve Trucks, Etnies (flow) 53Estrada, Lil Gee Los Angeles, Plan B (flow), Globe (flow), LRG (flow), Silver Trucks (flow), FKD CA (flow), Covert Board Shop, ELM 54Mendenhall, Matt 24 Tehachapi, CA World Industries, Emerica, Pig Wheels, Pharmacy Skateshop 55Gardner, John 20 Live in DC Shoes (flow), NJ Skateshop, Creature (Flow), Domestics, Skate Brooklyn, NY Jawn 56Lemond, Matt 18 Venice Beach, World Industries (flow), Autobahn Wheels, Rogue Status, Arbor CA Skate Shop 57Walker, Clint 22 Birdhouse, Independent, Ambiguous Clothing, Pig Wheels, Active, Dekline 58Wilson, Derrick 21 Long Beach, CA DGK, Diamond Supply Co., Cons(flow), Krew(flow), Neff Headwear, 9Five Eyewear, Gold Wheels, Thunder(flow), Furnance Skateshop 59Huerta, Cristian 24 Mexico City, Vans, Deza Skateboards, Mayas, Arre, Hesteria Trucks Mexico 60Lastra, Carlos 22 Long Beach, CA Go pro Cameras, Emerica (flow), Flik Griptape, Ethika, Gallery Boardshop, WESC (flow) 61Stevens, Riley 22 Phoenix, AZ Label Underground, Independent, Nike (flow), Transitions, Spitfire (Flow) 62Walker, Kyle 18 Moore, OK Volcom, Real, Thunder, Spitfire, Vans, Active Ride Shop 63Gregson, Chris 21 Irvine, CA Altamont, Emerica, Blood Wizard, OJ, Active, Indy, Lucky 64Bowerbank, Tyson 16 Salt Lake City, Darkstar, Bones(flow), Monster, Skull Candy (flow), BC Surf & Sport UT 65Barrera, Danny 24 Phoenix, AZ Dadcam Saturday, March 31, 2012 Page 3 of 9 Round: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2012 RANKNAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS 66Souza, JP 21 curitba brazil Diamond,lakai flow, chocolate flow, lb skate shop 67Gile, Collin 19 Whittier, CA Civilian Skateboards, Liberty Boardshop, 3WM Clothing 68Yankou, Lee 22 Toronto, Think, Osiris, Ezekiel, Independent, OJ, Paradox, Dekine, CBMK Ontario Skatepark 69Donivan, Patrick 19 Derby, KS Blunt Athletics 70Cleland, Jared 17 Manhattan Spyder Skateshop, DVS (flow), Leftover Hardware, Cala Caps, Beach, CA Autobahn (flow) 71Drysen, Chris 14 Anaheim, CA Civilian Skateboards, Circa (flow), Kogi BBQ, EFX, Vicinity Skateshop 72Militano, Matt 18 Douglassville, Skate Mental (flow), Rip N Dip Clothing, Venture (flow), Autobahn PA (flow), Fairmans Skateshop 73Glick, Corey 15 Chicago, IL RVCA (flow), Bones (flow), Zero (flow), Asylum Skatepark 74Capps, James 22 San Francisco, FTC Skateshop, DC (flow), Spitfire (flow) CA 75Van Vark, Tanner 14 Andover, Ma 3rd Lair 76Molina, Gabriel 18 San Luis Rio ATMC Skateboards, Lightning Trucks Company Colorado 77Mathis, Chris 20 Media, PA World Industries, Theeve, Nature Hardware, Ergo, Fairmans Skate Shop 78Padilla, Julian 24 Tucson, AZ Old Cocks Skateboarding Co., Air Speed Footwear, 4 WheelWarpony, Finaly Made Clothing 79Kessner, Ronnie 16 Little Egg Circa Footwear (flow), Jetty Clothing Harbor, NJ 80Curto, Caedyn 17 Redondo, CA Hurley, Circa (flow), S-One, ET Surf & Skate 81Maxham, Jordan 20 Barre, VT Mountain Dew, WARCO 82Swiggs, Patrick 20 San Clemente, ClichŽ (flow), Globe (flow), Republik CA 83Feaste, Raymond 19 Tampa, FL Skatepark of Tampa (flow), Plan B (flow) 84Keaveny, Brendan 22 Valley Center, Lurkville, DC, Brixton, Allied Boardshop, Pig (Flow), Theeve (Flow) CA 85Modica, Justin 23 Phoenix, AZ The high 5, CONS, Bohnam, Alchemy Grip 86Turner, Blue Sacramento, Alien Workshop (flow), Spitfire, Thunder, Brixont, Stance, PLA CA Skateshop, Nike (flow) 87Hale, Cody 20 Fullerton, CA Liberty Boardshop Saturday, March 31, 2012 Page 4 of 9 Round: Qualifier Phoenix AM 2012 RANKNAME AGEHOMETOWN SPONSORS 88Stinnett, Julian 15 La Mesa, CA Flip Skateboards, Hangar 94 89Walker, Sebo 24 Stacks, Lakai, Autobahn, Altamont, Exit Real World, Usko 90Boyle, Gage 14 Simi Valley, CA Real (flow), Thunder Trucks (flow), Spitfire (flow), Musashi Designs 91Prati, Spencer 23 SC, OJ, Pacific Drive 92Kelly, CJ 15 Chicago, IL Yeah! Boardshop, Brimley, DVS 93Walder, Jacob 21 Sacramento, WARCO, Silver Trucks, FKD, Furnace Skateshop, Supra, Kush Pops, CA Pig 94Spencer, Ryan 22 Maui, HI Foundation, Pig Wheels, Dekline, Venture, SUPERbrand Apparel 95Padilla, Carlos Aguascalientes, DC, Reverso Skateboars, ARRE!, Gato Negro, 643, Independent Mexico (flow) 96May, Felix 23 Mexico City, Vans, Spitfire, Red Bull, Mayas, Arre, Gato Negro, Copal, Brostyle Mexico 97Harris, Luke 20 Goodyear, AZ IPATH 98Mead, Fritz 23 Boston, MA Omit, Thunder, Vox, 1031, Lucky Bearrings 99Zizzo, Nick 20 Fort Myers, FL Stacks, SUPERbrand, Etnies, Pharmacy, Usko Collective,
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