Par 5 Links Radelaide

 

36 RIDERS MAX-  FULL

$30 per rider with $15 going to charity.

 

GROM POVOs- If you are known to us, and really broke- $15 no donation.

 

 

Fun day, with racing and an expression session. We'll have some drinks available, but bring a sandwich.

 

More details soon.

 

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL. No beginners.  Skate at own risk.

Fullface helmet, gloves and pads, .... or leathers.

 

Proceeds going to Camp Quality

1. Charlie Harris
2.                  #
3. Sam Deighton
4. Leigh Griffiths
5. Gnarthaniel
6. Jack Bain
7. George Keldoulis
8. Lawrence Hepple
9. Tom Dettloff
10. Hudson Proudman
11. Oliver Dowie
12. Benny Dowie
13.                  #
14. Jayden Mitchell
15. Aaron London
16. Karen Riley
17. Morph
18. Matej Bacic
19.                    #
20. Jasper Marshall
21. Will Hudson
22. Fergus Walsh
23. Daryl Harvey
24. James Hunt
25. Lewis Tito
26.                    #
27.                    #
28. Dion Sternberg
29. Bow
30. Mark Hepple
31. Geoffery Templar
32. Thomas Mansfield
33. Brett Gallagher
34. Shaun McMillain
35. Addison Lucchesi
36. Brodie Owens

MAXIMUM 36 RIDERS

 

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Comment by Adrian Alderson on December 2, 2011 at 7:29

I'm not game to open that link in case it is pics of Phil "donating" (;-)>

Comment by philip thorn on December 2, 2011 at 7:01

page 2 has some shots

 

Courtesy of Sweety Beety

Comment by philip thorn on December 2, 2011 at 7:00

more photos here!   More photos

 

 

Comment by matty leadfoot on December 2, 2011 at 6:38

Thanks Phil. Give till it hurts man. 

Comment by matty leadfoot on December 2, 2011 at 5:39

Right on Oliver.

When we ran that last charity race at BHC, some people gave more for their rego because it was for Camp Quality. This wouldn't happen if the money was going to prizes. I was really happy that the local riders were so generous.

Premium Member Comment by Oliver Dowie on December 1, 2011 at 21:50

I think giving money to a charity is an excellent idea! If people don't want to come because they might not get enough prize money, then that's their problem. Last time I checked, longboarding was about having fun and hanging out with mates.

Comment by leighgriffiths on December 1, 2011 at 18:22

As Beet said, this event wasn't ever expected to be big in terms of competition. it is more of an event for groms to get some track time and if dudes interstate wanna join in on the fun then so be it.

I wasn't having a go at you Jacko and the only reason i singled you out as the winner is because the competition is gonna be groms. however that competition won't even be there if they can't afford it.

Comment by matty leadfoot on December 1, 2011 at 17:57

Charity.

I do believe we can do something positive for those less fortunate than ourselves. It might help some people out there that are really doing it tough, plus from the point of view of public perception, if we work for some charities with our events,   maybe,.... just maybe.... we might get some positive reaction for our actions.

Last year I went to Merricks birthday event in QLD. He listed it as a charity event, but when some pesky neighbor showed up and started causing trouble we tried to explain we were raising money for charity. Unfortunately Merricks charity was his high school prom, so we lied.

Cops rolled up and Mr XXXXX told them we were a Christian group raising money for charity, and they were happy enough to let us continue.

After that event, I made a promise to myself that if I put together any events from this point on I would have a legit charity involved. (plus I actually donated money to a legit charity on the events behalf). It might help us legitimise what we are doing to the cops, but more importantly, we would be doing something good for our local community, and people who don't have lives as good as ours.

Its good karma, and when you think about it, there are really people out there that deserve money more than us.

I am putting this event on on the spirit of the Monkypig boys events in QLD. Its a fun get together. We get together to share stoke. Cash and prizes are a bonus, but not why we do what we do.

I have no worries about filling up spots, we will have enough riders.

Premium Member Comment by Jacko on December 1, 2011 at 12:35

Also like Matty said, there IS a middle ground. U just gotta figure where that it.

It's mattys event, it's his rules. But people are entitled to their two cents to offer fair direction. Sorry if I sounded arrogant

Premium Member Comment by Jacko on December 1, 2011 at 12:32

There are other people who race really well and don't make money, but spend money to get there. They are the people I skate with and the people who would benefit greatly from winning cash prizes, and quite frankly I believe have a great chance of being a winner at any race.

All I was doing was making a suggestion

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