OUR CONSTITUTION

The name of the Society is Kamloops Skateboard Association; the purposes of the Society are:

i.

To promote excellence and professionalism to the sport of skateboarding in Kamloops, British Columbia.

ii.

To improve the status of Skateboarding in Kamloops, British Columbia by encouraging skateboarding, increasing the quality of skateboarding in Kamloops and raising funds to build better parks and resources.

iii. (a)

To encourage greater recognition of skateboarding in Kamloops and promote local skateboarder's achievements regionally and nationally.

(b)

To provide information on the history and the continuation of skateboarding to the people of British Columbia.

(c)

To work cooperatively with other provincial and federal agencies and organizations concerned with skateboarding and the future of the sport.

iv.

To encourage and support young emerging skateboarders in British Columbia.

CANADA SKATEBOARD BYLAWS

Kamloops Skateboard Association has adopted the Canada Skateboard Code of Conduct and Policies

We encourage all skaters to familiarize themselves with Canada Skateboard Code of Conduct and Policies.

Visit Canada Skateboard and Register as participants here

For more information of CS Code of Conduct and Policies please download the following.

Canada Skateboard Code of Conduct (pdf)Download

Universal Code of Conduct to Prevent and Address Maltreatment in Sport (pdf)Download

Anti-Harassment and Workplace Behviour Policy (pdf)Download

Canada Skateboard Abuse Prevention Policy (pdf)Download

Helmet Policy (pdf)Download

Investigations Policy (pdf)Download

Public Concussion and RTS Protocol (pdf)Download

Public RTS protocol (pdf)Download

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Landon Muzio (President of KSBA)

Landon is the owner of 808&Bench in Kamloops and a community activist. Landon began skateboarding in 1991. Today, he maintains a strong relationship with the skateboard community while running his shop full-time. In 2018, he co-founded KSBA with business partner Ashley Franco. He spends his spare time fly-fishing, teaching urban-art and continues to advocate for skateboarding.

Wyatt Green (Vice President of KSBA)

Wyatt Green began skateboarding in 2005. When he's not out ripping around on his board he's at home creating music. He learned how to sk8 in Richmond and moved to Kamloops at the age of 12.

Brian Mayo (Board of Directors)

Jessica Hemenway (Board of Directors)

Jessica is one of the founders of Girls Skate Kamloops. A local skate collective that aims to educate and empower women interested in Skateboarding. She is a sponsored skateboarder for Montreal skate company - Colorblind Skateboards. Jessica has been skateboarding since 2014.

Neil Manuel (Board of Directors)

Neil Manuel has been skateboarding since 1996. He moved to Kamloops in 2009 and was enamoured with the local skate scene, so he never left. He helps run Brass Monkeys Skateboards with his best friends, and tries to give back to the skate community any way he can.