Street League Skateboarding Strengthens Partner Roster

Cariuma confirmed as presenting partner of Super Crown World Championship. 
Published: October 28, 2021 Press Release

Street League Skateboarding today announced two new additions to its stable of 2021 SLS Championship Tour partners. The sport’s premier competition series sees its list of sponsors expand alongside a growing competitor field, with over 50 of the world’s best skaters – including 22 Olympians – facing off for the 2021 title.

Cariuma  a conscious shoe brand known for major advances in material innovation, environmental initiatives and product durability after launching the lowest carbon footprint sneaker in the world – will now serve as the presenting partner of the SLS Super Crown World Championship. This is the pinnacle event of the 2021 SLS series, coming to Jacksonville on November 13 and 14. Now in its third year, Cariuma is connecting with skate shops worldwide, bringing sustainable, ethical values to more skaters through their local communities.

Cariuma’s entry to the global skateboarding market includes skate team endorsement deals with 2021 SLS: Salt Lake City men’s champion Gustavo Ribeiro (Lisbon, Portugal), Olympic men’s silver medalist, Kelvin Hoefler (São Paulo, Brazil) and SLS pro Lucas Rabelo (Fortaleza Ceara, Brazil).

The latest addition to the 2021 SLS field is Cariuma’s Jagger Eaton (Phoenix, AZ). Eaton, a bronze Olympic medalist, earned a Wild Card spot onto the tour at the Tampa Pro event earlier this month.

In addition, Athletic Brewing Company joins Visible and Skater XL as new partners this year across the tour. Launched in 2018 for adults who want to enjoy great-tasting, high-quality beer without the alcohol or impact on personal goals, Athletic Brewing holds a nearly 50 percent share of the non-alcoholic craft beer category, the industry’s fastest-growing segment. As the first all-digital wireless service in the U.S., Visible is ideally positioned to reach the digitally-oriented skateboarding community. The Verizon-owned company has been named to Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies list and was named “Best Telecom Brand” in Adweek’s 2021 Challenger Brand Awards. Skater XL, which represents the latest evolution of skateboarding gameplay, will also allow fans to virtually compete on SLS courses.

These four new companies join SLS founding partner Monster Energy, which has extended its SLS sponsorship, alongside NHS (parent company of 11 brands, including Bronson Speed Co., Independent Trucks, Mob Grip and Santa Cruz Skateboards), Tech Deck and True Skate. The sponsor portfolio is rounded out by 7-ELEVEN and StockX, who joined SLS as branded content partners earlier in the year.

Joe Carr, CEO of Thrill One Sports & Entertainment – SLS’ parent company – said: “As round two of the Championship Tour approaches and the competition intensifies, we’re excited to welcome new partners, like Cariuma, to SLS. The growing support from multiple industries not only demonstrates the rising popularity of the sport but also Street League’s ability to reach a global skateboarding audience that is young, engaged, and digitally-native”

The next opportunity for competitors to earn crucial 2021 series points will be at the tour’s second stop, coming to Lake Havasu, Arizona’s Rotary Park on October 29 – 30. Event organizers have put the finishing touches on the bespoke custom-designed course at Rotary Park, located near the iconic London Bridge.

2021 SLS Championship Tour Schedule: 

  • SLS Championship Tour: Salt Lake City presented by Visible
    Friday/Saturday, Aug. 27-28 (Utah State Fairgroundswith Tony Hawk’s Vert Alert)
  • SLS Championship Tour: Lake Havasu, AZ
    Friday/Saturday, Oct. 29-30 (Rotary Park/Tinnel Memorial Park)
  • SLS Super Crown Championship: Jacksonville presented by Cariuma
    Saturday/Sunday, Nov. 13-14(Jacksonville Landing)

2021 SLS Championship Tour Roster

MEN

Matt Berger     CAN     Kamloops, B.C.

Ryan Decenzo CAN     Vancouver, B.C.

Jagger Eaton1  USA     Salt Lake City, UT

Jamie Foy        USA     Deerfield Beach, Fla.

Tommy Fynn   AUS     Brisbane, Australia

Aurelien Giraud           FRA     Lyon, France

Felipe Gustavo            BRA     Brasilia, Brazil

Kelvin Hoefler  BRA     São Paulo, Brazil

Yuto Horigome JPN      Tokyo, Japan

Nyjah Huston   USA     Huntington Beach, Calif.

Dashawn Jordan         USA     Chandler, Ariz.

Chris Joslin      USA     Cerritos, Calif.

Tiago Lemos   BRA     Jaguariúna, Brazil

Louie Lopez     USA     Hawthorne, Calif.

Alec Majerus    USA     Rochester, Minn.

Sean Malto      USA     Kansas City, Kan.

Trent McClung USA     Huntington Beach, Calif.

Alex Midler       USA     Los Angeles, Calif.

Vincent Milou   FRA     Tarnos, France

Filipe Mota1     BRA     Minas Gerais, Brazil

Luan Oliveira   BRA     Porto Alegre, Brazil

Shane O’Neill   AUS     Melbourne, Australia

Micky Papa      CAN     Vancouver, B.C.

Torey Pudwill   USA     Simi Valley, Calif.

Lucas Rabelo  BRA     Fortarleza, Brazil

Carlos Ribeiro  BRA     Novo Hamburgo, Brazil

Gustavo Ribeiro           POR     Lisbon, Portugal

Paul Rodriguez            USA     Los Angeles, Calif.

Manny Santiago          PUR     Cayey, Puerto Rico

Mark Suciu      USA     Saratoga, Calif.

Ishod Wair       USA     Bordentown, N.J.

Dominick Walker1        USA     Costa Mesa, Calif.

Zion Wright      USA     Jupiter, Fla.

WOMEN

Samarria Brevard        USA     Riverside, Calif.

Leticia Bufoni   BRA     São Paulo, Brazil

Fabiana Delfino           USA     Boca Raton, Fla.

Margielyn Didal            PHI      Cebu City, Philippines

Mariah Duran  USA     Albuquerque, N.M.

Marina Gabriela1         BRA     São Paulo, Brazil

Candy Jacobs  NED     Tegelen, Netherlands

Rayssa Leal     BRA     Imperatriz, Brazil

Gabriela Mazetto         BRA     Praia Grande, Brazil

Funa Nakayama          JPN      Toyama City, Japan

Aori Nishimura¹            JPN      Tokyo, Japan

Momiji Nishiya JPN      Osaka, Japan

Keet Oldenbeuving      NED     Utrecht, Netherlands

Pamela Rosa   BRA     São José dos Campos, Brazil

Kate Shengeliya          RUS     Moscow, Russia

Jenn Soto        USA     Los Angeles, Calif.

Hayley Wilson  AUS     Mansfield, Australia

Roos Zwetsloot            NED     Zeist, Netherland

1Wild Card invitee

About Street League Skateboarding

Since its inception in 2010, Street League Skateboarding has propelled street skateboarding from a collection of independent standalone events to a renowned global series. As pioneers of street skateboarding’s premium qualification system and competition format, SLS offers an amateur-to-professional pathway and creates thrilling live events across the globe. The SLS Championship Tour is recognized as the world’s premier professional street skateboarding competition. Events take place on custom-built, one-of-a-kind, SLS-certified plazas in major cities around the world, with the best in the sport competing for the highest stakes. For more information, visit StreetLeague.com.

Street League Skateboarding is part of Thrill One Sports & Entertainment. Thrill One is a next-generation content company that lives at the nexus of sports, entertainment and lifestyle, combining the resources of Nitro Circus, SLS, Nitro Rallycross and Thrill One Media. A multi-media platform founded in 2020, Thrill One is dedicated to creating mind-blowing action sports events and original content, fueled by the most daring athletes, talent and brands in thrill-based entertainment. It also boasts one of the largest aggregate social audience in action sports, with more than 40 million followers across its multiple brand pages and channels. Visit ThrillOne.com for additional information.

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