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Home to some of the best skimboarding beaches on the east coast of the USA, Dewey Beach delivered solid conditions during day one and two of the 2019 Zap World Championships of Skimboarding. The contest started on Friday morning when the third stop of the Men’s United Skim Tour was greeted with solid 2-3 foot barreling waves and clean conditions. The top six ranked professional men were seeded into the second day of competition, providing a great platform for some of the top up-and-coming skimboarders to showcase their skills.  In round one, Brazilian professional Bruno Sa made a big statement

The competitors were greeted with clear skies and clean conditions at the 2019 TAC Skimblast in Santa Cruz. For the pro women, local favorite Jackie Gollbach went up against Amber Torrealba and Sam Victor. Jackie was able to throw a lot of spray and lay down some big hacks, but Amber brought some tech game that proved enough to give her the win. The first two rounds of pro men were held in small but prime 1-3 foot conditions, making for some especially competitive heats with lots of technical combinations. Blair Conklin and Lucas Fink were the clear standouts early

In a last minute change the world famous Vic contest is back on the Men’s 2019 Tour. 4 of 6 total events will count for this year’s male competitors. The Vic is the oldest and many would say the most prestigious skimboard contest in the world, and we are happy to have it back on the UST event schedule! View the 2019 Event Schedule

For the second year and a row Blair Conklin and Sophia Nguyen have topped the UST rankings. Congratulations on well earned consecutive victories!

After a win in Florida Lucas Fink has closed the gap on points leader Blair Conklin.  Conklin locked in a first place finish in Laguna Beach but  Lucas was right on his tail in second and managed to keep the point differential relatively small.  Conklin was a no show in Vilano and Lucas made the most of it by winning the contest and some much needed points to compete for the title! Currently they are neck and neck, and whomever beats the other at Oktoberfest is likely to take the 2018 UST title. Sophia Nguyen was able to rack up

Things are only getting better for Blair Conklin who started the season with a 3rd place finish in Santa Cruz, followed it up with a second place result in Outer Banks and then last weekend took the win in Dewey.  With Four contests counting this season Blair is starting to look like he will be tough to catch if he racks up a strong finish at the Vic this weekend.  Sam McCoy took second in Delaware boosting him into the top 10 while John Weber racked up another third place result landing him in 3rd place on the tour.  The

Hometown favorite Perry Pruitt took the win at the Outer Banks, NC event, jumping to 4th place on the tour.  Reigning UST champ Blair Conklin took 2nd place jumping to first place on the tour.  John Weber took 3rd place at the event which launched him to 7th in the UST standings. The next event is this weekend in Dewey Beach, Delaware!

After a second place showing at Oktoberfest Blair Conklin has locked down the UST title for the second year in a row.  Meanwhile 14 year old Sophia Nguyen won the event and the 2017 Tour with a perfect 2000 point score.  Congratulations to Sophia and Blair, our 2017 UST Champions. The women’s tour is finished for the year but one more event remains on the Men’s tour.   The final event of the Men’s tour will be held 10/30 – 11/5 in Sununga Brazil.   John Akerman and Perry Pruitt are standing out from the rest of the pack in 2nd and