17 & under

1. Sebastian Ryan
2. Paxton Jay
3. Stormie-Rose Moustakis
4. James Dobson

OG

1. Ian Brown
2. Vinh Nguyen (aka V Dirty)
3. Brock Midgley
4. Simon Kelly

Bladies

1. Heather Armstrong
2. Liv McNamara
3. Katy Mitchell
4. Casey Kitten

Open

1. Nat Ogden
2. Blade Smart
3. Ian Brown
4. Vinh Nguyen (aka V Dirty)

Ramp

1. Brad Watson
2. Paulie Haack
3. Reece Jackson
4. Corey Neil

Sponsored

1. CJ Wellsmore
2. Martin Gade
3. Josh Nielsen
4. Adam Davidson

AWARDS: “Don’t call it a comeback”: Josh Clarke, “Judges choice”: Brock Midgley, “Most progressive”: Josh Nielsen, “Best trick”: Adam Davidson, “Best video”: Glenn Beardmore, “Best style”: Martin Gade.

Sponsors: SkaterHQ, Rampant Skate Shop, Skate Society, Shred City Skates, Skate Connection, Lucky Skates WA, World of Wheelcraft.

• Australia & New Zealand Rollerblading Open 2021 - More Media - check all the video entries, and The Few’s broadcast.
• Visit Rollerblading.com.au.

The Few Studio (web) hosted this year’s Australian Rolling Open online, and broadcasted all the entries (PLAY). Here is Josh Nielsen entry for the event, you can find more entries on Youtube.

The Australia New Zealand rolling open was a inline skating ramp and skate championship organized by The Few. The event was supported by some of Australia’s best skate shops: Bayside blades, Rampant, Skater HQ, World of Wheelcraft, Lucky skates, Shred city, Extremeskates, Skate Society & Skate Connection.

Previously: Cj Wellsmore - Australian Rolling Open 2021.

The Few Studio (web) hosted this year’s Australian Rolling Open online, and broadcasted all the entries (PLAY). Here is Cj Wellsmore edit for the event, you can find more entries on Youtube.

ANZ Rolling Open 2021, The Australia and New Zealand inline skating rolling park and ramp open. Photo: Ray Thomas.