Friday, September 1, 2023

2023 US Slalom Skateboard Nationals Women's Results

 



Stoked to get an article about last week's US Nationals (put on my the La Costa Racing non-profit) in the local Santa Cruz Sentinel. This comes out today in print. Here is a link to the article. Thanks Jim Seimas for writing this. My hope is to get more skaters trying slalom racing since it's a great discipline to cross train for skateboarding. Next race will be the World Championships in Salem Oregon.

2023 SLALOM SKATEBOARDING
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
SEPTEMBER 29 – OCTOBER 1, 2023
BUSH’S PASTURE PARK – SALEM, OR

Some videos I posted on my youtube and IG

U.S. National Championships
of Slalom Skateboard Racing
Aug. 26 - 27, 2023 • Vista, California USA
Women's Results
for all results go Slalom Skateboarder

Women's Hybrid Slalom Skateboard Finals

I pulled out early and got a DQ (1.5 second penalty) on the first run. Learned a big lesson since I had faster times and ended up third.

1Lynn Kramer 
2Isa Ruiz 
3Judi Oyama 
4Lari-Ann Rupp USA
5Jennifer Coppa USA




Women's Tight Slalom Skateboard Finals
Single lane we each got 2 runs. My first run was clean but slower. I played it safe to get a time. My second run was better and I placed second.

1Lynn Kramer 
2Judi Oyama 
3Isa Ruiz 
4Lari-Ann Rupp USA
5Jennifer Coppa USA




Women's Dual Giant Slalom 
Skateboard Finals
I ran clean most of my runs until racing Lynn to the first and second place. She is super fast and as hard as I try to chase her down I still got second which I am happy about. 
At the World Skate Games I had the second fastest Giant Slalom time but in the finals my time was 2 seconds slower thus I ended up getting 5th.


1Lynn Kramer 
2Judi Oyama 
3Isa Ruiz 
4Lari-Ann Rupp USA
5Jennifer Coppa USA



Times for each race below:


            Women's 
Hybrid Slalom Skateboard Times




              
                Women's Tight Slalom Skateboard Times



             Women's Giant Dual Slalom Skateboard Times







US Nationals Overall Standings

Kid:
1. Sam Inserra

Jr:
1. Kelley Apanowicz
2. Maggie Harrison

Am:
1. Anton Gillespie
2. Bobby Thomas
3. Sean Graves
4. Aaron Inserra

Masters Overall:
1. Patrick Lehrmann
2. Gareth Roe
3. Paul Rowe
4. Marcos Soulsby-Monroy
5. Kenny Harrison

Women:
1. Lynn Kramer
2. Judi Oyama
3. Isa Ruiz
4. Lari Rupp
5. Jen Coppa

Men Pro:
1. Joe McLaren
2. Orion Lehrmann
3. Joseph Kyle Smith
4. Oshean Lehrmann
5. George Pappas

Current Women's World Ranking

 is a point system. I'm currently the second fastest in the USA and World by numbers. There are faster women racers coming to Worlds and that will show better who's the fastest. My goal is to be the second fastest USA rider. I'm good with that.

Men's World Ranking as of July 2023





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