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Rankings

Each year, we hold the Annual Grind for Life Awards at The Boardr HQ in Tampa.


The Boardr Global Rankings are the industry's most complete and current ranking system for professional and amateur skateboarding. These rankings are used to determine the rankings specific to GFL Series events. Current standings for GLF Series 2020 are below.

2020 Season Rankings

Street 9 and Under

Street 10 to 12

  • Ian Mazer
    2nd: Ian Mazer

    165 Points
    Age at Awards Date: 10

  • Zion Effs
    6th: Zion Effs

    90 Points
    Age at Awards Date: 11

Street 13 to 15

Street 16 to 29

Street 30 and Up

  • BC aka BC
    7th: BC aka BC

    90 Points
    Age at Awards Date: 50

Street Advanced

  • Zion Effs
    7th: Zion Effs

    90 Points
    Age at Awards Date: 11

Street Women

Bowl 9 and Under

Bowl 10 to 12

Bowl 13 to 39

Bowl 40 to 49

Bowl 50 and Up

  • BC aka BC
    3rd: BC aka BC

    100 Points
    Age at Awards Date: 50

  • Tim Mott
    6th: Tim Mott

    95 Points
    Age at Awards Date: 52

Bowl Advanced

  • Alex Calo
    10th: Alex Calo

    30 Points
    Age at Awards Date: 21

Bowl Women

How It Works

The results for each category are calculated as follows:

All events you enter are assigned a point value in The Boardr Global Ranking System. The GFL Awards are calculated in a similar manner, but factor in only GFL events. Your best three placings for the year count towards calculating your GFL Season Ranking.

Your age as of the Annual Awards date is used for your age group category. This eliminates complexities with certain skaters advancing to a new age category within the year. All year long, you skate in the age division for the current age you're at, even if you move up in the middle of the year. Then at the end of the year, we use your current age on the Awards date and points to calculate the awards for each age division.

For anyone who enters and Advanced or Womens Division during the year, they're separated and calculated as a group just for those divisions since there's no age breakdown. Basically, if you enter an Advanced or Womens division at any time during the year, you're considered to be in that category for the entire year. Because of that, if you're thinking of moving up to the Advanced Division, you should do it at the beginning of the year, not in the middle or the end.