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Blood Sweat CA$H

Sep 19, 2026 · 4:00 PM
Santa Ana, California, United States

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About this event

Blood Sweat CA$H is a public, in-person skateboarding cash event at Centennial Skatepark in Santa Ana on Saturday, September 19, 2026, beginning at 4:00 PM. Out There's official announcement says “Skate. Win $$$. So-Cal vibes,” while the current event flyer names Nyjah Huston as host, advertises $10,000 cash and says “Pull up. Get paid.” On September 16, Nyjah published a second first-party, same-week announcement from the Santa Ana park, calling the activation “OUT THERE Cash for Tricks” and inviting SoCal skaters to “cruise out and get some” cash. That update confirms the event remains active, local and intended for public rider participation; its eight-slide carousel shows Nyjah skating and inspecting the actual Centennial/Pat McGuigan park setup. Out There, Disorder Skateboards, SK8 Coffee Co and ALORE are presented on the original flyer and are collaborators on its Instagram post. Neither current announcement publishes formal divisions, age or skill limits, a qualification rule, entry fee, online registration, check-in window, capacity, judging, heats, scoring, tiebreaks or the $10,000 distribution. TrickBook therefore records a public same-day cash-for-tricks invitation while leaving the exact signup mechanics honestly unannounced; absence of an online form does not mean registration is closed. No separate spectator ticket product is listed, and the public “pull up” and “SoCal cruise out” language supports in-person attendance. The finish time, detailed run of show, waiver and minor-guardian procedure, livestream, results plan, event-reserved parking, accessibility accommodations, medical staffing and weather/cancellation policy are not posted. Centennial Park's official amenity map identifies the skatepark and parking areas. OCTA Route 70 operates on Edinger Avenue, including nearby Edinger/Fairview and Edinger/Raitt stops, but no event shuttle is announced. Riders should bring a functional skateboard, use protection appropriate to their ability, follow organizer directions and posted City rules, and recheck the two official posts before traveling.

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Who can enter

Current first-party posts invite SoCal skaters to participate, but publish no divisions, age limits, skill limits, qualification, invitation, residency or equipment-class rules.

Registration

not announced

Venue

Centennial Skatepark

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