GRO Rider Evelyn headed out to Chili Bowl to meet up with the rest of the rad ladies there to throw down in this great event. Thanks for the video!

“At each GRO event I’ve been to, I’ve had great experinces. At X-Games there were a bunch of girls who needed help skating. By the end of the session they ended up knowing how to skate. Not only were they happy, but so was I since I taught them how to skate.” – Jordin, 12 years old

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Saturday’s 6th annual Chill Bowl event is now over and young Leah Taylor took top honors for the Women Division. Ashley Trujillo’s Chili was also noted as honorable mention!

Women Results
1. Leah Taylor
2. Mimi Knoop
3. Leticia Bufouni

Silly Girl is back with another event that is open to all females, all ages and all abilities. Here, everyone counts. Join us for this girls only expression session Sunday September 19th 11-5PM at the Iguana Bowl in Encinitas, California.
Click here to register! GRO will be there, will you?

Three nights of Trifecta week at Dantes, this show went down. Nostalgia and laughter filled the room. From the original film with creative editing, live music, comical acting and girls skateboarding. Again, the ramps were built, painted and shredded by the females. Thank you to everyone involved.

This is Jen, she is the GRO Crew Leader for San Jose, California. She found her way up to Oregon for the event and skated two of the contests, such style. For more photos from Lincoln City, click here…

Justyce Tabor, Abby Zsarnay both killed it and are working their way up the rankings. For Julie Westfall, this was her first major contest, welcome. Want to see more from West Linn? Click here…

Day 3, Anna went hard and took her slams with the rest of the ladies. Lizzie Armanto, West Linn’s winner did too. There was a lot more to see from Tigard, you know the drill, click here…
Thank you to Z Studios for these and all the photos you do throughout the year!

Three days of Oregon Trifecta and three ladies battling it out for first. Erin Wolfkiel, Lizzie Armanto and Julie Kindstrand all stood on the podium all three days. GRO Riders Erin Wolfkiel and Lizzie Armanto took top two overall.
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This past weekend, GRO Rider Erin Wolfkiel claimed first overall for the women’s division at Oregon Trifecta. This is great to for two reasons.

First, Julie Lynn (aka Julie Kindstrand) has been undefeated for years in the concrete bowl series. Both of the last two stops of Trifecta, no more. This marks the return of the battle for the top in the concrete arena. Girls are stepping up and the reigning thoughts of what was the top skill level is no more. The opportunity is out there, who will be ones to push the limit?

Second, Erin Wolfkiel was found at Ollie’s Skatepark in Florence, Kentucky. She had been skating for less than two years. She attended the GRO Workshop and wanted to drop into the vert ramp. She did not see her own potential. Now just a few years later and here she is winning Oregon Trifecta, Congrats Erin!

The first ladies of action sports hit Venice Beach, California yesterday when the 4th Annual Supergirl Jam’s Skateboard Street, Snowboard Rail Jam and Inline Skating Best Trick competitions played before thousands of fans along the boardwalk. At day’s end, Alexis Sablone (New York, NY), Danyale Patterson (Anchorage, AK) and Fallon Heffernan (Jacksonville Beach, FL) stood atop the podium draped in the winner’s pink Supergirl cape as the champions of the skateboard, snowboard and inline contests. These ladies were the best of the more than 50 young women who participated in the third stop of the action sports industry’s largest all-female competition and lifestyle festival. The Supergirl Jam event series features more than 100 pros in surfing, skateboarding, snowboarding and inline skating, and is designed to empower young women by celebrating their strength, creativity and intelligence. Read More Here….