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Who Will Yuto Horigome Skate for Now That He’s Off Blind?

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Bill Weiss took to Instagram yesterday to announce that Yuto Horigome is no longer on the Blind team. Horigome won three out of four SLS contests in 2018, and will undoubtedly skate on Japan’s Olympic team when the country hosts the 2020 Games next year. He boasts a repertoire that includes extremely tech ledge tricks, 30-stair handrails, and casual padless 540s on vert. In short, Horigome is one of the hottest commodities in skateboarding currently, and has likely been fielding offers left and right. Your guess is as good as ours on where he will go next. We’re looking squarely in the direction of Shane O’Neills soon-to-be-unveiled brand. We’re sure that more information will come to light soon. For now, view Weiss’s announcement below.

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Jhank Gonzalez Turns Pro for Creature

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After riding with the brand for several years, Jhank Gonzalez officially turned pro for Creature Skateboards.

Watch his Creature Fiend Club, released last year, below.

His other sponsors include Volcom, Vans, MOBgrip, Independent, Bones Bearing, Bones Wheels and Monster Energy.

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Leticia Bufoni Parts Ways with Monarch

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On her Instagram page, Leticia Bufoni announced that she is departing from Monarch. She was one of the original faces of Monarch, a skateboard brand launched in 2021. She has yet to announce her new board sponsor.

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Ruby Lilley Joins Foundation Skateboards Team

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Foundation Skateboards welcomes Ruby Lilley to the team. The 16-year-old skateboarder from Oceanside, CA, is part of the 2023 USA Skateboarding National Team for Women’s Park.

She has become a well-known presence in skateboarding competitions, having won the 2022 Exposure Vert Pro Open, and second place in both the 2022 USA Skateboarding National Championships and X-Games Japan.

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