Sabre Norris

Sabre Norris: #9 | X Games 2018 Top 10 Moments

At X Games Minneapolis 2018, 13-year-old Sabre Norris showed up to the Women's Skateboard Park competition, rode most of her run switch and became the first woman to land a McTwist on a skateboard at X Games -- netting her a silver medal in the process.

Booth Boyz: Women's Skateboard Recap - XG Minneapolis 2018 | World of X Games

The Booth Boyz are back for X Games Minneapolis 2018. Here's a recap of what went down in women's skateboarding.

Sabre Norris wins Women’s Skateboard Park silver | X Games Minneapolis 2018

Sabre Norris wins the silver medal in Women’s Skateboard Street at X Games Minneapolis 2018.

Booth Boyz: Road to X Games Boise Recap | World of X Games

Brandon Graham and Jack Mitrani are back as the “Booth Boise.” This time out, they’re in Boise for the Road To X Games: Boise Qualifier 2018.

Sabre Norris wins Women's Skate Park | Road To X Games Boise 2018

Australian skate prodigy Sabre Norris takes the win in Women's Skate Park at the Road To X Games Boise Park Qualifier, securing an invite to X Games Minneapolis 2018 in the process.

Women's Highlight Reel - General Pants BOWL A RAMA Bondi 2018

The girls made their competition debut at General Pants BOWL-A-RAMA last year, and in 2018 they took things to yet another level. 13-year-old Sabre Norris claimed top honours in her first ever visit to BOWL-A-RAMA, leaving everyone floored with a world-class run. These girls are the future of skateboarding.

RESULTS:
1st: Sabre Norris (AUS)
2nd: Jordyn Barratt (USA)
3rd: Poppy Starr Olsen (AUS)
4th: Grace Cochrane (AUS)
5th: Hunter Long (USA)

Film: Jake Kennedy & Tom Hackett
Edit: Jake Kennedy

Full Recap – General Pants BOWL-A-RAMA Bondi 2018

This year's General Pants BOWL-A-RAMA Bondi was full of moments and stories to remember. We watched Keegan Palmer become the first Aussie Pro Division winner since 2005, and he was also the youngest ever at 14 years old. Sabre Norris is a year younger than Keegan, but the Novacastrian floored everyone with her win in the Women's Division, spinning 540s in her first ever major contest. The one-and-only Tony Hawk then delivered arguably his finest BOWL-A-RAMA performance to date in claiming back his Masters crown, while the Juniors proved that the gap between pro and amateur is closing every year.

Where else in the world could you watch the best young up-and-comers skate alongside legends like Bucky Lasek, Rune Glifberg, Pat Ngoho and Tony Hawk? BOWL-A-RAMA 2018 is one we'll be talking about for years to come. Long may it continue.

FULL RESULTS:

PRO DIVISION
1st: Keegan Palmer (AUS)
2nd: Jono Schwan (USA)
3rd: Tom Schaar (USA)

WOMEN'S DIVISION
1st: Sabre Norris (AUS)
2nd: Jordyn Barratt (USA)
3rd: Poppy Starr Olsen (AUS)

MASTERS DIVISION
1st: Tony Hawk (USA)
2nd: Pat Ngoho (USA)
3rd: Nicky Guerrero (DEN)

JUNIOR DIVISION
1st: Tate Carew (USA)
2nd: Dylan Donnini (AUS)
3rd: Jed Ragen (AUS)

Film: Tom Hackett & Jakob Kennedy
Edit: Jakob Kennedy
Photo: Jock Morrissey