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Zap World Championships of Skimboarding hits Dewey

Gordon Levine of Dewey Beach took top honors in the Semipro division at the Zap Amateur World Championships in Dewey. BY DAN COOK
August 15, 2013
Sam McCoy of Dewey Beach rides through the tube on one of the first-heat waves. BY DAN COOK
Alex Edmondson of Virginia Beach gets covered by one of the big waves of the day. BY DAN COOK
Wyatt Krapf gets covered. BY DAN COOK
Wyatt Krapf goes up and over in the Semipro division. BY DAN COOK
Daniel O'Connor of Dewey Beach throws some spray. BY DAN COOK
Sam McCoy gets some air. BY DAN COOK
Brad Sheureman watches as Daniel O'Connor rides to the shore. BY DAN COOK
Tom Bracht of Ocean View skims through the tube for a cover-up. BY DAN COOK
Matt Buchanan, left, and Chase Porter try to catch the same wave. BY DAN COOK
Chase Porter, left, and Nicholas Lopez ride the same wave during the fourth heat of the Semipro division. BY DAN COOK

The 2013 Zap World Championships of Skimboarding heated up the sand and surf Aug. 10 and 11 on Swedes Street in Dewey Beach. The waves cooperated, and the skill level was high as skimmers from all over the East Coast and South America displayed their prowess on the Atlantic shore at the second longest-running skimboarding championships in the world.

Winners are as follows:

Mini Division – Roman Hager

Menehune Division – Aidan Stevenson

Junior Girls Division – Codie Patterson

Girls Division – Eddy Shoop

Boys Division – Eddie Dixon

Junior Mens Division – Lucas Fink

Women's Division – Catherine Squillante

Men's Division – Gordon Levine

Senior Men's Division – Naji Taha

Master's Division – Johnny Atoe

Grandmaster's Division – Greg Catts

Senior Grandmaster's Division – Brice Roughton

Semi-pro Division – Gordon Levine

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