PHXAM 2026 brought together the future of skateboarding in one place. The vibes stayed high despite the Arizona heat, the music stayed loud, and every session pushed the limits. Huge shoutout to all the skaters, fans, and crew who made it happen. This is more than a contest—it’s a community. Relive the weekend, and see why PHXAM continues to set the tone for the next generation.
Bradley Church: Weekend at PHXAM 2026 | Spot to Spot – The PLATFRM
Hit the heated streets of Phoenix, Arizona with one of the nicest, and freshest skaters in town—Bradley Church takes the crew around for a day (and a couple nights) of skating, going Spot to Spot.
Despite Cowtown’s PHXAM coming to town for the 24th annual event, Bradley found the time to give us the royal treatment and unveil a few of his favorite places to stack when he wasn’t in contest mode. And if you’ve seen any of his parts, you know he has the goods. One city, four spots, nearly a dozen clips and the nicest tour guide you can ask for.
PHXAM 2026 Rockstar Energy Best Trick Highlights: Junseung Lee, Steven Vasquez, Carlos Garcia & More
The Best Trick event took place on the Rockstar 6-stair handrail setup, featuring curved handrails on the sides and a third going straight down the middle. Open to ALL of the contestants from the weekend, the mayhem could hardly be controlled as the masses swarmed the set.
Junseung Lee took home the win for his heelflip blunt slide bigspin out, Deyvid Tuesta Mota’s nollie 270 heelflip back lipslide and Steven Vasquez’s bigflip bluntslide took home some cash as well.
Featuring Deyvid Tuesta Mota, Kenny Reed, Logan Perez, Reemy Aniceta, Carlos Garcia, Drew Nguyen, Greg Rodriguez, Mark Dipasquale, Cassius Booker, John Osborne, Isaac Relis, Steven Vasquez, Anthony Guerrero, Erick Borges, Victor Ramon, Nick Todero, Bryshan English, Shinga Ma Uemura, Victor Castillo and Junseng Lee.
PHXAM 2026 Men’s Final Highlights | Deyvid Tuesta Mota, Koston Eaton, Malachi Gray & More
The Desert West Skatepark Plaza felt the 100-degree Phoenix heat on Sunday, but Lima, Peru’s Deyvid Tuesta Mota was not fazed and he fired off to win it all at Cowtown’s 24th Annual PHXAM presented by Vans. Skating at full speed with command of the entire park, Deyvid rattled off a nollie 270 board slide, nollie front boardslide and a nollie flip back lip all on the Rockstar 6-stair handrails during his best run to land $5,000 and a Golden Ticket to skate this summer at the third annual Rockstar Energy Open in Portland.
Malachi Gray had the goods to earn second to score $3,000, and Abner Pietro took home $1,000 for finishing third, respectively. Between Malachi putting down a kickflip front blunt down the handrail and making a massive kickflip transfer, and Abner nailing more flips in and out of his tricks than the rest of the field—their highlights alone were enough for an edit. Check out a lot more, though, from the likes of Koston Eaton, Kristion Jordan, Isaac Relis and everyone else that earned a spot in the 2026 PHXAM Men’s Final in this recap edit.
Keenan Lewis Destroys Street Rails & Stair Sets | Spot to Spot – The PLATFRM
After moving to California about two years ago, Keenan Lewis has been dialing in his skating on all fronts. Last year, he pulled a well-deserved Lunatic Fringe feature in Thrasher and then earned the win at PHX Am. From the contest formats to the streets, he’s undeniable. A self-proclaimed Skatepark of Tampa baby, Keenan spends the day showing off a bit of his impeccable rail game—he blames it on SPoT.
Keenan takes us for a warm-up session at Paul Rodriguez Skatepark off Laurel Canyon Boulevard before hitting two totally different styles of sidewalk spots in Sun Valley and North Hills. Then, to cap things off, he stacks a final round of clips at Los Angeles Valley College. A couple of quick ledge tricks to rewarm the legs before toying around on a six-stair, then he battles through a broken board to get the backside tailslide down the healthy 10-stair. Like we said, he’s undeniable.
Cowtown’s 24th Annual PHXAM 2026 Livestream Coming to PLATFRM March 22
The PLATFRM is headed to Desert West Skatepark for Cowtown’s 24th Annual PHXAM! Get ready for a weekend of skateboarding chaos where the best AMs will be throwing down for a chance to cement their place in PHXAM history.
Paige Heyn on the Rise: New Sponsors, New Home, and Ripping | Spot to Spot – The PLATFRM
In this episode of Spot to Spot, follow Paige as she kicks things off in Oceanside at John Landes Park, hits a couple of street spots, and rolls south to Poods Park in Encinitas. Along the way, she opens up about getting her start at Exposure Skate in 2018, the unwavering support from her dad, and the changes she’s experienced on her own.
Kristion Jordan Returns to Childhood Spots | Spot to Spot – The PLATFRM
When your home park gets a makeover, you still have to pay respect to the place that started it all for you. Return to Kristion Jordan’s once-metal stomping grounds and see where it all began. Today La Pintoresca Skatepark is cement, and he explains how it has changed for the better while still serving as a worthy place to practice when he first started skating at just 7 years old.
Now 17, Kristion then takes us to hit a few street spots he grew up on and still finds himself returning to occasionally. He stomps a heavy hardflip at Elliot Middle School after warming up on the 12-stair handrail, then he rallies off a handful of tricks at Altadena Elementary School. Watch Kristion stack with ease, and hear about his soon-to-be-released Plan B part. He explains the struggle of breaking both arms over the course of filming and how he had to throw away clips because of how much he has grown recently.
Braden Hoban, Dakota Servold, Jeremy Leabres on Recipe for the Road | Life in the Van Vol. 5 – The PLATFRM
Time to tap back in to Life in the Van for an introduction to on-the-road dynamics. Braden Hoban and Dakota Servold talk us through a recent trip as well as the grand scheme behind their lifestyle.
“I think that is the most important thing about skateboarding: filming video parts, and going out there and doing it,” says Dakota. “That’s what skateboarding is about to me, personally.”
Learn tips to being productive, like leveraging local legends. Hear about their roadside realities, such as not making a trick or finding a spot is not what you expected. Find out why they do it.
“If I could do a yearlong trip, I would. Straight up,”says Braden. “I consider them my family.”
The PLATFRM – Roman Hager Takes on L.A. Skate Spots — Frogtown, Boyle Heights & Downtown Jump Test | Spot to Spot
It doesn’t always go as planned, but Roman Hager goes for it all the same. Start the day with Roman warming up his legs at Frogtown [Marsh] Skatepark in L.A. He calls it “the most hesh park in L.A., for sure,” and says he’s “the least hesh skateboarder in L.A. right now, probably.” Obviously, we disagree. Watch him for a few minutes and you will, too.
From there it is off to a Boyle Heights sidewalk bump-to-rail spot for a three-piece, and then to Mariachi Plaza to remix a classic spot with some construction materials found in the zone. Afterward it’s over to a well-known Little Tokyo rail before heading downtown to put his legs to the jump test. Watch the video to see the final results.
Dakota Servold: Inside the Life of a Dedicated Skateboarder | Portraits – The Platfrm
Dakota Servold is a man whose actions speak so loudly that word of his ways gets around. Authentic to himself, Dakota doesn’t compromise his character. He sticks to his gut and knows that his decisions define him. “Think about the things that you do, because they matter,” Dakota says.
He takes pride in his craft and truly appreciates those who support him. Today, he couldn’t be happier in a role that allows him to support others while continuing to push his pro career.
Dakota takes us back to where his desire to skate first took hold and the moves along the way that jump-started his path to prodom — including a random run-in with the Toy Machine crew that kicked things off. Hear how he landed on Foundation Skateboards, exactly what he’s up to now, and other insights into his life and how it’s unfolding.
Malachi Gray Stacks Clips around New SoCal Home | Spot to Spot – The Platfrm
Start the day warming up at Silverado Skatepark, then hit the streets of Gardena and San Pedro with Malachi Gray in this episode of Spot to Spot around Long Beach. Born in California but raised out in Arizona, Malachi’s only been living in Long Beach for seven months—and he’s already right at home. Whenever he is feeling a session, he’s in perfect company with roommates Lazer Crawford and filmer Devin Lopez. Nothing but motivation around the new home. Tag along and take notes on his wax techniques as he stacks a bunch of singles, a two-piece and a few three-pieces without breaking a sweat in the California sun.