Chloe Covell First Time at Rockstar Energy Open 2026 | First Person

Following her first time at the event, check in with Chloe Covell for a First Person recap of her weekend on and off the board at the 2026 Rockstar Energy Open (RSEO) in Portland. Chloe was clearly having a fun time competing, but she also enjoyed all of the moments in between and made sure to let everyone know that she really wants to skate in the event again next year.

Chloe showed up, flipped her board (a LOT), grinded her way through the course and two rounds of competition, and crushed it in the standalone Best Trick contest to show everyone what domination looks like. Hear her break down what made things feel different — from the format to the crowds to the overall weekend vibes.

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Dickies Street Best Trick Highlights | Rockstar Energy Open 2026

Following the Dickies Best Trick on the park course at the Rockstar Energy Open came the Dickies Best Trick Cash Jam on the street section.

Watch the best moments featuring Jake Ilardi, Yuri Ashizawa, Braden Hoban, Dakota Servold, Toa Sasaki, Nels Rosen, Dominick Walker, Zion Wright, Chloe Covell, Art Cordova, Niko Sugimoto, Nanami Onishi, Christopher Hiett, Steven Vasquez, Julian Christianson, Chris Joslin, Nobacel Villalobos, Josh Douglas, Mei Ozeki, Margielyn Didal, Kristion Jordan, Chase Webb, Lizard King and Wyatt Hammond.

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Dickies Park Best Trick Highlights | Rockstar Energy Open 2026

The Dickies Park Best Trick Cash Jam at the Rockstar Energy Open was one of the more hectic events of the entire weekend. Open to anyone who was down to drop in, the park saw 30 minutes of women and men combined with local legends for an all out bowl beating. Watch the top moments that went down in the highlights video featuring Mizuho Hasegawa, Kevin Kowalski, Nick Peterson, Keefer Wilson, Egoitz Bijueska, Tristan Rennie, Bryce Wettstein, Heili Sirvio, Gavin Bottger, Greyson Fletcher, Keegan Palmer, Roman Pabich, Tom Schaar, Lilly Erickson, Yuro Nagahara, and Liam Pace.

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Rockstar Energy Open 2026 | Day 2 Livestream: Women’s Park Final and Men’s Street Semi-Final

DAY 2 of the Rockstar Energy Open is here! The livestream rolls on from Waterfront Park in Portland, Oregon, with the Women’s Park Final kicking off the competition. Then, the action moves to the street course for the Men’s Street Semi-final, where the top 10 riders will earn their spot in Sunday’s final.

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Rockstar Energy Open PDX 2026 Concert Lineup: Basement, Hot Mulligan, PUP and Angel Du$t

Rockstar Energy Open unveils two-night concert lineup coming to Waterfront Park in Portland, Oregon featuring Basement, Hot Mulligan, PUP, and Angel Du$t. Friday, August 14 concert lineup kicks off with Toronto punk favorites PUP, before one of emo’s fastest-rising bands Hot Mulligan, takes over the stage. On Saturday, August 15 Baltimore’s hardcore standout Angel Du$t sets the tone before acclaimed UK rock and grunge band Basement closes out the weekend series. The downtown area will transform into an epicenter of skateboarding, music and culture for one unforgettable weekend, free and open to the public.

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Full Competition Replay: Men’s Park Qualifier | 2025 Rockstar Energy Open Portland

Watch the full Men’s Park Qualifier competition replay from the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open in Portland, Oregon.

Featuring Trey Wood, Nick Peterson, Kevin Kowalski, Greyson Fletcher, Jake Yanko, Vincent Matheron, Tristan Rennie, Tommy Calvert, CJ Collins, Chris Russell, Danny Leon, Phoenix Sinnerton, Taylor Nye, Tate Carew, Issei Sakurai, Hampus Winberg, Keegan Palmer, Luigi Cini, Cory Juneau, Pedro Barros, Liam Pace, Yuro Nagahara, Gavin Bottger, and Tom Schaar.

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The Platfrm – First Person: Chris Joslin Leaves His Mark at the 2025 Rockstar Energy Open

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.”

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