The contest areas consisted on a rail and stonesriver-gap, the stairs and yellow rail and the up on top flatbar. Three spots, seven heats in total, to throw down your best, get a blazing trick on each, impress, conquer. The kids were really impressive, three heats is already quite a lot of fourteen and unders anyway and every single one of them was on a death defying mission. Bailing and slamming like adults, pulling tricks like a seasoned hussy. Special mention first off; Lore Bruggeman is one girl to look out for! She’s been skating somewhat like a year and is progressing in impressive leaps. She was just trying on ollies and shove-its for size last winter but was riding like a veteran in this Wild in Parks contest. Nosegrinds, fifty’s on rails, flips down gaps, with style and ease. Gust Neuville came in with a clean backside flip down the stairs and krooked the ledge all the way. Nesta Deceuninck flipped the stairs right after, really little Noah Francisco has fifties on rails dialed. Edouard Mouton treflipped the stairs, flipped the stonegap and feeblegrinded the bank to bank rail. Romain Dubourg nosegrinded the yellow rail. Xander De Vlieger lipslide the ledge and flew 180 to flat. Jules Bluekens signed in for style with a beautiful backside smithgrind on the bank to bank rail, a backside 360 down the stairs and a nosegrind on the flatbar. Rysan Mariën signature flip frontside boardslid the bank rail. Big up to Simon Vandecasteele en Brightner Baltazar for being a really, really, small dude and riding the board. At this stage no more points are handed out for cuteness but the way these little ones already had determination, little firecrackers, little pops and the glint of next generation in their eyes made us smile. Edouard Mouton took the crown in the end, well deserved. Kid stuck with it, has style and went hard. The kids are crazy, three very entertaining heats, with high-quality riding. The