2007 California State Yo-Yo Championships

by Scott Beale on September 3, 2007 · 2 comments

2007 California State Yo-Yo Championships

The 2007 California State Yo-Yo Championships take place this Saturday, September 8th at The Exploratorium in San Francisco. For more on all the various regional Yo-Yo competitions that take place throughout the year, check out the American Yo-Yo Association website.

In keeping with California’s rich Yo-Yo heritage, this competition promises to be one of the best venues to witness all that is yo-yo. Be sure to stick around for scientific and educational demonstrations, as well as the main attraction: the freestyle divisions, where players take to the stage and perform a synchronized 3-minute routine set to music. This event is sanctioned by the American Yo-Yo Association. Winners will qualify for next year’s regional tournament.

Here’s a video of our good friend Yo-Yo champion David “Cappy” Capurro doing a Yo-Yo “quarter trick” at The Odeon (video produced by Chris Odell).

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1 wiseblood September 4, 2007 at 10:57 pm

Here are a couple of photos from the Pacific NW Yo-Yo Championship: http://www.theblogblog.net/?p=841

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