showed smooth transitions with a flair transfer among other one-of-a-kind lines. Team Ryan’s Felipe Trujillo highlighted his street style and jumping variations, while Team Illingworth’s Bryce Tyron had serious momentum and flow showing off huge flairs, double tailwhips, and back flips
The crowd went nuts for the pros. Highlights included Andy Buckworth’s double backflips over the spine as well as a no handed variation, and Tyler Fernengel’s truck driver off the wall into the banked landing. Daniel Sandoval showed major skill with multiple tailwhip and barspin combos. Powerhouse Dennis Enarson road the course like he owned it, and his impressive ally-oop wall-ride secured his place in second. However, it was Kevin Peraza who won the day with his signature superman seatgrab, 360 downside tailwhip transfer, and other major maneuvers all over the park.
Mongoose Jam wraps up tomorrow with the Street Competition which will determine the team that will go home with the largest portion of the $50,000 prize purse. In addition, each amateur will take home a new GoPro; a custom, American-made Mongoose frame; and tons of other Mongoose swag.
Park Comp Top Five Individual Results
1 Kevin Peraza (Team Peraza)
2 Dennis Enarson (Team Wallace)
3 Daniel Sandoval (Team McCann)
4 Tyler Frenengel (Team Illingworth)
5 Andy Buckworth (Team McCann)
Overall Team Standings (Day 2)
1 Team Peraza - 194.7
2 Team Wallace - 188.7
3 Team McCann - 184.7
4 Team Illingworth - 174
5 Team Ryan - 170
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