Joel Buck took home the Riggs Cup at the 2023 Riverina Skate Championships in Leeton

Held on Easter Monday at the Leeton Regional Skate Park, the championships had a solid number of entrants across its categories on what was a windy and chilly day.

Joel took home the Riggs Cup in fine fashion, showcasing his skill on the skateboard.

The Riverina Skate Championships is one of the longest-running skate championships, according to Nigel Cameron, who has been involved from the beginning.

The Riggs Cup is named after the late Richie O'Hara, who died at a young age, but whose name still lives on through the competition.

Organisers said they were pleased with how the 2023 event went and are looking forward next year.

The Rapid Relief Team also provided lunch for participants on the day, with the Boys to the Bush group on hand to deliver the food to provide plenty of sustenance for the competition.

11 to 15 years: 1^st Deegan Tiffin, 2^nd Rusty Hansen.

Opens: 1^st Luke Thomson.

10 years and under: 1^st Riley Donovan, 2^nd Blake Downes, 3^rd Boston Hawke.

11 to 15 years: 1^st Samantha Wharley, 2^nd Charlie Watson, 3^rd Ben Watson.

Opens: 1^st Jesse Watson, 2^nd Charlie Watson, 3^rd Ben Watson.

10 years and under: 1^st Bear Wynn, 2^nd Boston Hawke.

Opens: 1^st Joel Buck, 2^nd Luke Thomson, 3^rd Malakai McPhee.

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