CASL Contest #8 is the October stop of the 2026 SoCal Amateur Skateboard League, now confirmed for La Quinta X Park on Saturday and Sunday, October 17–18, 2026. This is a material venue correction: the current September 7 organizer schedule replaces the earlier Fontana South lead with La Quinta X Park. CASL calls Southern California its original league and the longest-running amateur skateboard league, with a monthly contest environment designed for young first-time competitors through advanced amateurs. La Quinta X Park is a 40,000-square-foot concrete action park at 46170 Dune Palms Road with street-plaza terrain, bowls and transitions. CASL’s current rules use three judges and a 0–100 scale. Standard Park/Mini Ramp and Bowl/Vert divisions receive two 45-second runs, while standard Street divisions receive two one-minute runs; the best run counts, with the other run and then a one-run skate-off used for award-position ties. Girls Advanced and Open Advanced use three 45-second Park/Vert runs, while Street uses two one-minute runs plus five single-trick attempts, combining the best run and two best tricks out of 300. The event is upcoming, but Contest #8 does not yet have a Liveheats event or registration action: the SoCASL events page currently lists Contest #7 as the only upcoming stop. Therefore entry is not labeled closed or sold out. Contest #8 prices, deadline, capacity, waitlist, on-site entry, exact division slate, daily heat order, check-in, awards time and spectator admission have not been announced. CASL’s current 2026 waiver remains available, and the venue separately requires a park waiver before a first session. X Park currently publishes weekend operating hours of 10:00 AM–10:00 PM, but those are venue hours, not confirmed contest hours. Competitors and spectators should watch the exact CASL schedule post, @casl.usf and the SoCASL Liveheats page for the event-specific entry page and final weekend program before travel.

CASL uses three judges and a 0–100 scale. Standard Park/Mini Ramp and Bowl/Vert divisions receive two 45-second runs; standard Street divisions receive two 1-minute runs. Each run score is the average of the three judges, and the best run determines placing. The other run breaks a tie; an award-position tie that remains tied goes to a one-run skate-off. Girls Advanced and Open Advanced use the Olympic-style format: three 45-second runs in Park/Vert, while Street gets two 1-minute runs plus five single-trick attempts, with the best run and two highest trick scores combined out of 300. Judges consider trick variety, difficulty, course use, consistency, style, amplitude, speed, creativity and risk. These are current series rules; the Contest #8 event page and division slate are not yet published.

SoCal Amateur Skateboard League (SoCASL) / California Amateur Skateboard League (CASL)

CASL is an amateur league serving boys and girls across youth age brackets through advanced amateur divisions. The exact Contest #8 division slate, membership treatment and any qualification restrictions are not yet published. Current CASL series rules and the 2026 waiver apply once the organizer opens entry.

Upcoming event; no results yet. CASL has not published a Contest #8 Liveheats page. When available, heat draws and results should appear through the SoCASL Liveheats organization page.

California Amateur Skateboard League (CASL)

Upcoming 2026 SoCal Amateur Skateboard League — Contest #8 Events

CASL Contest #8 — La Quinta X Park 2026