Liam Pace + Greyson Fletcher Take Honors In Dickies Park Best Trick Cash Jam | RSEO PDX 2026

Greyson Fletcher.

What was intended to last 25 minutes obviously went 10 minutes long for all the right reasons.

The Dickies Park Best Trick Cash Jam was nearly overwhelmed with a very special mix of men and women combined with local legends for an all out bowl beating.

Liam Pace.

Special shout out to one of Burnside’s original masterminds and Mr. Dreamland Skateparks himself, Mark “Red” Scott, who dropped into the madness where $3,000 cash was being handed out as fast as the tricks were landed. At the end another $3,000 went to the overall winner—Liam mf’n Pace.

“I think this kind of no-format format is so fun, everyone just has a good session and the energy's chaotic good,” Liam said. “You're stoked when your homies land their stuff. They're stoked when you land your stuff. It's a good time all around.”

Winner winner...

Liam sent a late shuv way WAY over a corner pocket to gap transfer into the pool coping corner extension. Later Liam ran that same gap back with a massive indy 360, but the judges agreed it was the late shuv that won it all for him.

But the biggest crowd reaction came from Greyson Fletcher’s backside one-foot ollie from corner pocket to opposite corner pocket gapping over the entire extension across the center of the park. Greyson then earned the Nixon Best Time award—as the obvious choice. 

Greyson Fletcher. Photo: Durso

After pumping a line around the entire butterfly bowl to have the required speed, it took Greyson only a handful of ollie attempts before he ended up kicking his foot off one and riding out clean. Then at the very end of the event, at classic Greyson full speed he ollied over Tom Schaar’s board in the flat ground before making a frontside air on the extension wall then setting up and sending for a frontside kickflip over the next hip, like only he could.

“Yesterday, I couldn't land a single run,” Greyson said. “I showed up on the plane the night before, couldn't sleep, had a street board shape I didn't like for transition, and blew it. So I switched boards out for today, came into Best Trick pissed off, told the kids ‘Let's get in the bowl, go skate together, and watch out so I don't run you over.’ Everybody skating in the session got me fired up! I just was on a path of mayhem for myself from yesterday. I was pissed, so I'm like, ‘I'm gonna do some big airs.’ I got every trick I wanted to get.”

Greyson had nothing but props for the winner: “Liam fucked it up. Liam got first place and deserved it for like three or four of his tricks. That was sick, dude. Liam did a back late shuv over the gap. I don't even know if you can call that a channel, that's a lot bigger than a channel! It was so sick.Then he’s going back three over the hip…so good.”

Tristan Rennie. Photo: Durso

Earlier in the jam Keefer Wilson wasted no time and took a frontside noseblunt to the new Rockstar logo block obstacle placed onto the deck for the jam, then Greyson immediately backed him up with a frontside blunt that ignited the energy in the beginning.

Portland’s hometown hero, Nick Peterson was next to fire everyone up when he took a backside noseblunt on the vert extension wall with his signature loose and wild style. Later he pulled off a frontside Smith stall on the Rockstar logo block feature, too.

Three-time winner of RSEO Women’s Park, Mizuho Hasegawa did a 540 judo off the vert extension immediately and then later pulled off a frontside Smith stall on the Rockstar logo block for herself.

Heili Sirvio.

Bryce Wettstein found a moment of zen with her no-grab fakie shuz-it floater to regular on the vert extension amid all of the mayhem, and Heili Sirvio sent a very proper McTwist to get herself well established in the mix.

Another Oregon pro that was showing out, Kevin Kowalski hit a huge frontside air over an entire section to transfer pockets with ease, before later gapping onto and cruising across the top of the center extension section to then boneless transfer into the corner pocket across the way.

Tom Schaar. Photo: Durso

Egoitz Bijueska of Spain sent a frontside heelfip gapping off the vert extension over to the bowled corner and he landed a backside boneless kicking off of the Rockstar block, as part of his RSEO debut.

Mounted on top of the vert extension about halfway into the jam, Roman Pabich sent a HUGE  backside boneless on the Rockstar logo block fixed in a new location. But his frontside nosebonk tail yank in off the block was his best.

Keegan Palmer.

Last year’s Best Trick winner, Rockstar Energy’s own Keegan Palmer pulled out the faithful frontside noseblunt stall yank out off the top of this year’s Rockstar star obstacle above the extension. And then the 2024 Men’s Park winner Yuro Nagahara pulled off an alley-oop kickflip indy to fakie over the gap from the bowled corner into the vert extension.

Yuro Nagahara. Photo: Durso

Gavin Bottger got a frontside slob plant on the block above the extension, then Tom hit it with a gap up to nosestall before dropping back down in switch. Tom also landed a frontside 5-0 pivot off the top of the block. After time Tom stomped a frontside blunt off the top ropes of the Rockstar logo block that reignited the crowd all over again.