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The new Theeve TiH Titanium Axeless Hanger Skateboard Trucks should be arriving any day now. Because of the demand we will only be getting a limited supply of them in stock, so keep checking the site for them to come in stock under our New Arrivals. We are not taking pre-orders so it will be a first come, first serve process.

Who would have thought the youngest person on the League would have won at the first stop? 150,000 dollars cash prize to the winner isn’t a bad purse at all.  Here at the results from the first stop of the Street League DC Pro Tour Fueled by Monster Energy:

Final Results:

(1) Nyjah Huston – 116 points – $150,000
(2) Shane O’Neill – 114.9 points – $80,000
(3) Torey Pudwill – 112.8 points – $25,000
(4) Sean Malto – 111.0 points – $10,000
(5) Chris Cole – 109.6 points – $7,500
(6) Chaz Ortiz – 102.2 points – $6,000
(7) Paul Rodriguez – 100.1 points – $5,500

Best Trick Bonus Breakdown:

Creative Section: Peter Ramondetta – Ollie Impossible 50/50, 6.2 pts ($5000)

Line Section: Shane O’Neill – Nollie Backside Heel over the gap then Switch 360 Flip down the stairs, 6.3 pts ($5000)

Tech Section: Shane O’Neill – Nollie Kickflip Noseslide 270 shove-it – 6.9 pts ($5000)

Big Section: Tie between Chris Cole and Nyjah Huston (7.5 pts each). Chris Cole gap out to 180 switch feeble. Nyjah Huston gap out to big spin flip boardslide. In the event of a tie, the next best trick determines the bonus. Chris Cole’s three sixty flip 50-50 on the big section hubba edged out Nyjah’s second best trick. ($5000)

Overall Best Trick: Chris Cole gap out to FS 180 switch bs feeble on the kinked rail. ($5000)

See how it really went down on ESPN2 on September 15th at 5PM PT, 8PM ET!

Here are a couple shots of Kyle W playing around at ASR.

Not sure if you have been keeping up with the skate politics but there has been some advancements in the Street League gossip.  Apparently Joe Maloof with the Maloof Money Cup has put up a million bucks to whoever wins four consecutive Maloof Money Contests.  The only problems is that all the skaters that are with the Street League have signed a contract not to skate any other contests.

Rob Dyrdek thinks that this may be a scheme to get Chris Cole to come back to the Maloof next year since he won 3 out of the 4 contests last year. Is it fair that the skaters aren’t allowed to skate any other contests?

Feel free to read more at Fueltv

We just stocked the new “ONE-OFFS” for this season. Go buy yourself a new Girl Skateboard Deck today!

Can you believe it? Skate & Create is here again, with bigger and more explosive skating than ever before. This year we have Adidas, Etnies, Fallen and Lakai competing for the creation glory. In case you aren’t familiar with Transworld’s Skate & Create, below are the rules to the contest. You can go to Transworld Skate to watch all of this year’s footage and story behind each production.

The Rules

• The four teams are made up of a total of six skaters—four pros and two ams.
• Each team is given nine days in a warehouse with the same set of obstacles.
• Each team is allowed one art director on site.
• Each team is assigned one TWS photographer to shoot a feature article for the magazine.
• Each team is allowed a film crew to produce a video for skateboarding.com.
• The final photo and video product is judged by the TWS edit staff (minus S&C coordinators Skin Phillips and Josh Brooks) on the level of skating, creativity, the use of obstacles, and overall image and video quality.
• The winner gets the cover of the magazine and will have a spot reserved in Skate & Create 2011.

Saw this video and got a laugh. What if you went to go skate and called up priest Zoltan to go with you?

London’s Daily Telegraph reported the black-robed Hungarian priest Zoltan Lendavi, who stars in “Funny Priest Skateboarding”, is shown talking to teenagers while doing tricks on his board in a bizarre clip that so far received 170,000 hits.

The 45-year-old said his unusual methods were a way of getting teenagers to come back to church. “There are many ways skateboarding can help bring people closer to God,” he said, adding that three teenage boys who never before came to church before now regularly attended Mass.  Lendavi said he was inspired by Saint Don Bosco, who used games to engage with young people in 19th-Century Italy and whose name still graces youth centers around the world.

Read more at news.com.au

Warehouse Skateboards just pulled some new Zero Skateboard Decks off the truck with Signature Pro Decks by Tommy Sandoval, Jamie Thomas and James Brockman.  Get them while they last!