The Masters comp was followed by an exciting Pro Division final that saw 16-year old Brazilian phenom Pedro Barros score his first Pro-tec Pool Party win and $30,000 while edging out veteran Pros Rune Glifberg who took home second and Andy Macdonald who placed third. Two-time defending champion Bucky Lasek had to sit this one out due to a recently fractured ankle. The Pro division is seeing an influx of new talented skaters as in addition to Barros, the top ten also included 18-year old Nolan Munro in fourth, 20-year old Alex Perelson in fifth, 14-year old Steve Pineiro in 7th place and 16-year old Sky Siljeg in 9th place.

Masters
Name (Hometown) Purse
1. Chris Miller (Del Mar, CA) $18,000
2. Steve Caballero (San Jose, CA) $9,000
3. Lance Mountain (Alhambra, CA) $5,000

Pros
Name (Hometown) Purse
1. Pedro Barros (Florianopolis, BRA) $30,000
2. Rune Glifberg (Copenhagen, DEN) $18,000
3. Andy Macdonald (Boston, MA) $10,000

Those who missed the action live can find complete event coverage including the webcast, in-depth blogging, photos and videos at vans.com/poolparty. Also, visit offthewall.tv for tons of video highlights as well as heats on demand, which will be available for Masters and Pros finals.

The Pro-tec Pool Party was made possible by the support of Vans and Rockstar Energy Drink.

More photos & behind the scenes coverage at http://vans.com/poolparty