6 Women will move on to the Final to battle it out for the trophy at the SLS first-ever Championship Tour stop in San Diego!
Women’s Group 01: Gabriela Mazetto, Paige Heyn, Liz Akama, Funa Nakayama, Raysssa Leal
Women’s Group 02: Wenhui “Zoe” Zeng, Aoi Uemura, Yumeka Oda, Momiji Nishiya, Chloe Covell
Stay tuned for the finals and a recap of everything that went down!!
Chloe Covell has been on a roll this year! Watch this just released video of how Chloe won SLS Paris.
Watch Rayssa Leal, Chloe Covell, Momiji Nishiya, Paige Heyn, Roos Zwetsloot and Pamela Rosa battle it out for the W in Sydney! Next stop - SLS Super Crown World Championship going down in São Paulo on Dec. 2-3rd!
Side Note: Women in street are keeping busy traveling around the world - between SLS stops and Olympic qualifiers they traveling are competing constantly, and have the ability to make money at each comp. This is something we need in park skateboarding as well. Where is the equivalent SLS series for park? We had that with Vans Park Series. Do we think anyone else will step up and we will have that kind of tour again? Fingers crossed!
Image via SLS
Get ready to do some downloading, because SLS is now LIVE on RUMBLE and you’ll need to download the app if you want to watch. But don’t worry, we have all the info for each device and a direct link as well. Let’s make this easy! And BTW - watching LIVE is still FREE!
The women’s finals take place on Saturday, April 29th on RUMBLE
Image via SLS
Rumble is the exclusive home to watch SLS Events Live – FOR FREE!
Stream all the action on Web, Desktop, Mobile, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android, Android TV, Fire TV, Roku, and LG TV. No registration or fee is required to watch SLS.
All fans are encouraged to subscribe to the SLS channel on Rumble to keep up to date on upcoming events and exclusive content!
1. Go to www.rumble.com
2. Watch SLS Chicago free on April 29th at 2pm ET/11am PT for Men's Knockout and 6pm ET/3pm PT for Women's and Men's Final
You can also go directly to www.rumble.com/sls or click on the green button above that says "WATCH LIVE AND FREE ON RUMBLE"
1. Open the Apple App Store
2. Search for Rumble.com or Rumble
3. Tap the Get button
4. Tap Install
5. Open the Rumble app on your Apple device
6. Watch SLS Chicago free on April 29th at 2pm ET/11am PT for Men's Knockout and 6pm ET/3pm PT for Women's and Men's Final
You can also search “SLS” and navigate directly to the SLS Channel to access the content
1. Open the Apple App Store
2. Search for Rumble.com or Rumble
3. Tap the Get button
4. Tap Install
5. Open the Rumble app on your Apple TV
6. Watch SLS Chicago free on April 29th at 2pm ET/11am PT for Men's Knockout and 6pm ET/3pm PT for Women's and Men's Final
You can also search “SLS” and navigate directly to the SLS Channel to access the content
1. Open the Google Play Store
2. Search for Rumble.com or Rumble
3. Tap Install
4. Start the Rumble app on your Android device
5. Watch SLS Chicago free on April 29th at 2pm ET/11am PT for Men's Knockout and 6pm ET/3pm PT for Women's and Men's Final
You can also search “SLS” and navigate directly to the SLS Channel to access the content
1. Use the main menu on your Fire TV to search for apps. You can also use your voice to search for specific apps. Just press the voice button on your Alexa Voice Remote.
2. Search for Rumble.com or Rumble
3. Select Get or the shopping cart icon to start your download
4. Start the Rumble app on your Fire TV
5. Watch SLS Chicago free on April 29th at 2pm ET/11am PT for Men's Knockout and 6pm ET/3pm PT for Women's and Men's Final
You can also search “SLS” and navigate directly to the SLS Rumble Channel to access the content
1. Press Home on your Roku remote
2. Scroll and select Store
3. Select Channels, then search for Rumble.com or Rumble
4. Select Add channel
5. Open the Rumble app
6. Watch SLS Chicago free on April 29th at 2pm ET/11am PT for Men's Knockout and 6pm ET/3pm PT for Women's and Men's Final
You can also search “SLS” and navigate directly to the SLS Rumble Channel to access the content
How to watch on Rumble:
1. Press the Home button on the remote control.
2. LG Content Store will launch.
3. Select APPS category shown at the top of the screen.
4. Search for Rumble.com or Rumble
5. Read the details of the Rumble app and then press Install
6. Open the Rumble app
7. Watch SLS Chicago free on April 29th at 2pm ET/11am PT for Men's Knockout and 6pm ET/3pm PT for Women's and Men's Final
You can also search “SLS” and navigate directly to the SLS Rumble Channel to access the content
Image of Rayssa Leal via Street League
Well, it’s finally here - the SLS Super Crown Championship, and you can watch the women compete LIVE from Rio de Janeiro… Nov. 5-6th.
Rayssa Leal is hoping to take it after winning the last three SLS contests - Jacksonville, Seattle, and Las Vegas. But as we know, anything can happen at an SLS event. Tune in because so many women want that trophy, and Rayssa will be battling Pamela Rosa, Yumeka Oda, Momiji Nishiya, and four other skaters that make it through the “last chance qualifier” to compete in the finals.
P.S. we have our eye on the young newcomers Chloe Covell and Poe Pinson, to make it through to the finals. Fingers crossed!
It’s going to be something you don’t want to miss!!
The Women’s SLS final in Las Vegas yesterday was insane. The teens and tweens were killing it. When the podium is this young, the future looks bright. Nice to see American Poe Pinson land on podium! And well deserved!
Alex White killing it with the commentary, as usual. Another reason to tune into SLS these days!
Enjoy the replay and get inspired. Great skating by all!
Rayssa Leal (BRA) – 20.1
Chloe Covell (AUS) – 18.8.
Poe Pinson (USA) – 17.5.
Pamela Rosa (BRA) – 17.6.
Oda Yumeka (JPN) – 12.13.
Nishiya Momiji (JPN) – 11.2.
Gabriela Mazetto (BRA) – 9.6.
Nakayama Funa (JPN) – 6.3.
Australian Chloe Covell - 12 years old and in the finals - photo via SLS
Street League Las Vegas Women’s Finals are today, and here is who you will be watching…
Rayssa Leal - the young Brazilian standout and Olympic Silver Medalist and is currently holding the top spot in SLS rankings
Poe Pinson - a newcomer who is showing just how good she really is!
Chloe Covell - Another newbie to SLS who is pushing hard at only 12 years old and making podium at X-Games and Dew Tour
Pamela Rosa - The battles between her and Rayssa on tour are fierce - she wants to be number one again.
Momiji Nishiya - Olympic Gold Medalist and always making podium.
Yumeka Oda - she’s 15 years old and landed on the SLS podium in Jacksonville recently.
Gabriela Mazetto - the 24-year-old Brazilain mom who overcame major injury to follow her dream
Funa Nakayama - She’s the Olympic Bronze Medalist from Japan and knows how to bring it.
Live stream today (Saturday) on ESPN+ at 1:00 PM PT and 4:00 PM ET
Image via SLS - Rayssa Leal 1st, Yumeka Oda 2nd, Pamela Rosa 3rd
The SLS Women’s Comp in Jacksonville, FL was seriously unbelievable - if you missed any portion of the prelims or finals, we have both here.
Watch the SLS women’s prelims that took place on Saturday because all the women seriously ripped! There were some surprises there, too, so it’s definitely worth a watch!
It was also a bonus having OG skater Alex White back doing interviews with the skaters - let’s keep that going!!
In the finals, it was a battle until the end with Rayssa Leal and Yumeka Oda.
Rayssa prevailed on her last trick scoring a 7.5 on her final trick attempt to sail her past Yumeka and into first place. This is the 4th SLS women’s event that Rayssa has won.
It should be noted that there was some interesting confusion when Pamela Rosa got a ZERO score on one of her tricks as the judges said she executed a trick from one of her two runs leading up to the trick section. As of last year, skaters may NOT execute a trick in the best trick portion of the contest that they have done in one of their two runs. Pamela seemed to either be confused or was saying it was a “variation” on a trick she had performed in her run. Either way, her score stayed at Zero for that trick attempt.
Watch the SLS prelims and the finals and see how much women’s street skateboarding has progressed!
RESULTS
1. Rayssa Leal (BRA) - 23.2
2. Oda Yumeka (JPN) - 23.0
3. Pamela Rosa (BRA) - 17.6
4. Nishiya Momiji (JPN) - 17.5
5. Roos Zwetsloot (NED)- 17.1
6. Poe Pinson (USA) - 14.5
7. Gabi Mazetto (BRA) - 12.5
8. Nishimura Aori - 10.4
Past SLS Competition - Image via SLS
Get ready, because SLS is starting this weekend and the women are more than ready! Some are just getting back from competing in Rome at Olympic qualifiers and the heat is ON. Tune in and give your support to all the women skating in SLS this weekend!
The competition will be held at the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida, USA.
Info via SLS
12:00 PM - 2:05 PM ET Women's Prelims (2 Runs + 4 Tricks)
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM ET Women's Final (2 Runs + 4 Tricks + 2 Tricks, 8 skaters)
Jacksonville, Florida - July 16-17
Seattle, Washington - August 13-14
Las Vegas, Nevada - September 8-9
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - November 5-6
Rayssa Leal
Aori Nishimura
Marina Gabriela
Candy Jacobs
Pamela Rosa
Samarria Brevard
Funa Nakayama
Vitoria Mendonca
Roos Zwetsloot
Keet Oldenbeuving
Gabriela Mazetto
Momiji Nishiya
Poe Pinson
Yumeka Oda
