Tampa Pro (skateboard competition)

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Tampa Pro is an annual professional skateboard competition in Tampa, Florida, United States (U.S.). The competition is held at the Skatepark of Tampa in late March and a new course is designed every year.[ citation needed ]

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Winners

List of past winners of Tampa Pro [1] [2]

YearWinner
1995 Mike Vallely [1] [2]
1996 Eric Koston [3]
1997 Andrew Reynolds [1] [2]
1998 Andrew Reynolds [1] [2]
1999 Gershon Mosley [1] [2]
2000 Kerry Getz [1] [2]
2001 Kyle Berard [1] [2]
2002 Eric Koston [1] [2]
2003 Tony Trujillo [1] [2]
2004 Bastien Salabanzi [1] [2]
2005 Dennis Busenitz [1] [2]
2006 Greg Lutzka [1] [2]
2007 Eric Koston [1] [2]
2008 Greg Lutzka [1] [2]
2009 Greg Lutzka [1] [2]
2010 Paul Rodriguez [1] [2]
2011 Dennis Busenitz [4]
2012 Torey Pudwill [5]
2013 Luan Oliveira [6]
2014 Nyjah Huston [7]
2015 Luan Oliveira [8] [2]
2016 Shane O'Neill [9]
2017 Louie Lopez [10]
2018 Jagger Eaton [11]
2019 Carlos Ribeiro [12]
2020 Nyjah Huston [13]
2021 Shane O'Neill [14]
2022 Jamie Foy [15]
2023 Yuto Horigome [16]
2024 Yuto Horigome [17]

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References

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