For the Love of Skateboarding
Last year’s Pro Bowl winner Cory Juneau returns to Dew Tour to defend his title. Will Cory’s be able to triumph over the competition? You’ll have to tune back in on July 1 for the Men’s Pro Park finals!
Dew Tour is coming to Long Beach, California June, 28th – July 1st with the Men’s Pro Park qualifiers starting on Friday, June 29th at 11:00 am – 1:30 pm. Men’s Pro Park finals will take place on Sunday, July 1st at 3:00 – 3:45 pm.
Follow Cory Juneau around the Linda Vista Skatepark in this installment of “In The Parl” from Creature Skateboards.
Vans’ newest family member and last year’s champion, Tom Schaar, dominated the Pros division from the very first heat, easing into his third Pool Party title. With a mental combination of switch lip tricks and airs up in the rafters, Schaar forced the rest of the pack to compete for second place all evening. Vans riders Cory Juneau and Chris Russell, hammered their way into the top 3 with Juneau sliding mile-long front boards in the deep and The Muscle smashing everything to disaster falling just short of Schaar with solid scores of 94.33 and 93.33 for Russell.
Check out how Cory Juneau got 2nd place in the Pro Division for the 2nd year in a row at the 2018 Vans Pool Party.
One of the youngest fiends to carve his way up the skate ranks is Dew Tour Long Beach first place Pro Bowl winner Cory Juneau. Cory’s ability to swiftly choose lines and throw casual kickflips well over coping is mind blowing. Coupled with skill and talent, find out what equipment Cory uses to manipulate his way through transitional concrete.
The Pro Bowl saw a plethora of bowl rippers at Dew Tour Long Beach, but in the end only the top eight made it into the finals. Check out the best of pro bowl featuring Ivan Frederico, Tom Schaar, Alex Sorgente, Chris Russell, Heimana Reynolds, Willy Lara, Clay Kreiner, and Cory Juneau.
Bowl fiend Cory Juneau took home first place in the Pro Bowl at Dew Tour Long Beach 2017. Cory handled the bowl with speed and finesse all while performing difficult tricks. Give Cory’s best of video a view and get psyched!
The skating at the Vans Park Series Vancouver stop was so heavy, one Highlight video wasn’t enough to contain it all. Check out even more skating from: Adam Hopkins, Alex Sorgente, Ronnie Sandoval, CJ Collins, Josh Borden, Riley Boland, Patrick Ryan, Ivan Federico, Karl Berglind, Kevin Kowalski, Murilo Peres, Tristan Rennie, Robin Bolian, Cory Juneau, Keegan Palmer and Pedro Barros.
We’re in Vancouver, Canada for the 4th stop of the 2017 Vans Park Series, and we caught up with VPS Select Pro Cory Juneau.
When Vans Park Series comes to town, it’s a week of nonstop destruction. From practice sessions to the finals, this is some of the best park skating you’ll ever see. Check out all of the extras from our week in Malmo, Sweden. Watch the full contest On Demand at vansparkseries.com or Red Bull TV. Featuring CJ Collins, Jack Fardell, Cody Lockwood, Josh Borden, Pedro Barros, Tristan Rennie, Sam Beckett, Oskar Rozenberg Hallberg, Roman Pabich, Ben Hatchell, Vinicius Kakinho, Ivan Federico, Cory Juneau, Vincent Matheron, Zion Wright, Keegan Palmer, Collin Graham, Karl Berglind, Tom Schaar, Trey Wood, Kevin Kowalski, Willy Lara, Chris Russell, Daan Van Der Linden, Grant Taylor, Ishod Wair and Robin Bolian.
Roaring crowds filled the legendary Combi Pool arena as the 2017 Vans Pool Party capped off another dramatic skateboarding showdown. In the pros division, 2017 champion Tom Schaar’s domination of the Combi Pool shows no signs of slowing down, as he flowed through the course with undeniable precision to earn his second Vans Pool Party championship. Fellow ripper Cory Juneau wasn’t far behind, executing his smooth lines throughout the bowl to place 2nd, while 3rd place winner and arguably one of the most exciting skaters to watch, Clay Kreiner presented a truly memorable performance, heavily amplified by his fearless attempts at landing a massive heelflip frontside air over the channel into the round bowl.
Dew Tour is proud to announce Cory Juneau as one of the 25 invited skaters in the individual Pro Bowl Competition. New for 2017, our upsized bowl features corners, transfers, hips, and plenty of flow, creating the optimal environment for a hammer filled event. The Pro Bowl competition kicks off on Saturday June 17, at the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center with the world’s best pro skaters.