Watch the full Men’s Street Semifinal heat one competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon.
Featuring David Reyes, Malachi Gray, Wyatt Hammond, Nels Rosen, Josh Douglas, Gabe Vigliotti, Ivan Monteiro and Kristan Jordan.
Watch the full Men’s Street Semifinal heat one competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon.
Featuring David Reyes, Malachi Gray, Wyatt Hammond, Nels Rosen, Josh Douglas, Gabe Vigliotti, Ivan Monteiro and Kristan Jordan.
Watch the full Women’s Park Final competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon.
Featuring Heili Sirvio, Bryce Wettstein, Ruby Lilley, Jordan Santana, Lilly Erickson, Aaliyah Wilson, Minna Stess, Sky Brown, Mizuho Hasegawa, Hinano Kusaki, Lady Meek and Yurin Fujii.
Go back to Portland, Oregon, and Chris Joslin’s battle to put it down at the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open. “I used to compete because I’m a competitive person, but now I compete because I’ve got a family to feed.” Joslin’s dedication and focus are clear at every single event. Years of experience have earned him his elite bag of tricks. His headspace and how he handles himself in moments of pressure are other skills that only time can teach.
Chris failed to make the cut for the Men’s Street Finals, but he didn’t let it define his weekend. “It sure is important to come back from your setbacks… for me, I’ve got a reason to keep going. I’ve got a family.” This episode of First Person: Chris Joslin follows him through the weekend, right up to the moment he won the Cash for Tricks Best Trick Jam to leave his mark on the event. “The fans saved my life.”
Roaring Portland fans packed in on all sides for the Men’s Street Final, the last event of Rockstar Energy Open 2025, as Kairi Netsuke, Julian Agliardi, 2025 VQS Week 7 winner Ivan Monteiro, Rockstar’s own Braden Hoban, and the rest of the 10-man field delivered across three 60-second runs apiece. It was Kairi, the lone Japanese skater in the Men’s Street field, who emerged triumphant by nearly a 3-point margin over the field.
Arguably the best contest of the entire event, the Park Best Trick Jam at the RSEO brought out a taste of the old school and touch of chaos to an otherwise perfectly executed weekend. ALL skaters were welcome to join in on the carnage for their chance at some quick cash for tricks and a trophy for the overall winner. And in the end, the fans were the real winners. Also Keegan Palmer.
Closing out the Rockstar Energy Open is the Men’s Park Final and we have Tom Schaar taking the top rank! Yuro Nagahara finishes in second and Gavin Bottger in third place.
On her third and final run Coco Yoshizawa takes the top spot in the Women’s Street final at the Rockstar Energy Open. Coming in second place is Ibuki Matsumoto and Mei Ozeki in third.
Ten heavy hitting park skateboarders move onto the Rockstar Energy Open final. Check out their all ten qualifying runs from Cory Juneau, Keegan Palmer, Yuro Nagahara, Pedro Barros and more above.
Friday, August 15th kicks off the first competition day of the Rockstar Energy Open 2025 at Waterfront Park in Portland, Oregon! Tune in for the Rockstar Energy Video Qualifier Series Street Qualifier, where the top four men and top two women will continue into the semi-final round. Closing out the first day of competition will be the Men’s Park Qualifier.
Rockstar Energy is bringing back the Rockstar Energy Open on August 15–17, 2025, in Portland’s Waterfront Park. The event will feature top skateboarders, including Keegan Palmer, Chris Joslin, and Lazer Crawford, along with emerging talent.
Skaters worldwide can qualify through the Video Qualifying Series on ThePlatfrm.com starting June 2, with weekly cash prizes and the chance to compete in Portland.
The free, three-day event will also include live music, art, food trucks, and a fan village, creating a festival-like atmosphere. The competition will be livestreamed and broadcast globally.
The street best trick jam saw more tricks fall from the course than rain drops, which is what we all wanted at the Rockstar Energy Open. The street course was open to all competitors for a 45-minute jam format focused on the 3-block section and a rail explicitly installed for the Best Trick contest. Watch all the tricks that were stomped, who rolled away with cash in hand, and the overall MVP winner in the highlight video above featuring Braden Hoban, Dominick Walker, Alec Majerus, Miyu Ito, Julian Lewis, Kylie Frank, Aoi Uemura, Mikey Ray, Julian Christianson, Alex Lobasyuk, Chris Joslin, Josh Douglas, Shiloh Catori, Mei Ozeki, Sewa Kroetkov, Gabe Vigliotti, Ryan Carrell, and Jhancarlos Gonzalez.
These top eight women street skateboarders won their invite to compete at the Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon, through the online Video Qualifier Series contest. If you haven’t followed along, get familiar with the street clips that won over fans’ and judges’ votes and offer them a unique opportunity to compete alongside the best in the game. The RSEO weekend started with the women’s street VQS qualifier, where all eight competing skateboarders were allowed two runs, and only the top four skateboarders would advance into the semi-final. Here are the trick highlights from Amanda Castillo, Kylie Frank, Jessie Darnell, Taylor Burnett, Angie Perrone, Josslyn Brownell, Felicity Turner, and Mei Ozeki.