Live stream: Australia's top street skateboarders head West for the BMD Rumble (Western Rumble Pro Tour)

Competitors dug deep into their bag of tricks to produce something special at one of Aussie skateboarding’s big events on Saturday. Take a look at some photos from the big day.

Redcliffe’s Jack Lewis beat a hot field of Aussie skateboarders to take the men’s title at the Western Rumble in Rockingham, near Perth on Saturday.

Meanwhile, Wollongong’s Felicity Turner proved too strong to take the women’s title after performing some impressive tricks.

The young guns impressed with some big moves, including the first flip of the day, as Mason Clark took the 9 years and under title from Rogue Day and Levi Pagdanganan.

Kalani Cruz produced a brilliant late run to take the 13 years and under title while Cruz Evans won the U16 and under title.

Felicity Turner shows the style that won her the Western Rumble title.

Jack Lewis took the men's gold

Lewis proved too good.

The 9 years and under girls had a good time.

REPLAYS

Western Rumble - Women’s street final

Western Rumble - Men’s street semi-final heats

Western Rumble - 16 & Under street final

Western Rumble - 13 & Under street final

Western Rumble - 9 & Under street final

Western Rumble - 13 & Under street semi-final heats

Western Rumble - 9 & Under Street semi-final heats

PREVIEW

The helmets have been strapped on and the trucks wound tight as the BMD Western Rumble takes over Port Kennedy Skatepark in Western Australia on Saturday.

And for the first time, KommunityTV has partnered with the Rumble Tour to live stream action from the street event.

KommunityTV cameras will capture all the thrills and spills as the best junior and open age skateboarders dig deep into their bag of tricks.

A flat, plaza-style course at Port Kennedy is expected to bring out the more technical side of competitors as they aim to produce their best run and best individual trick to wow the judges

“What we are looking for is that technical skating,” said Rumble competition director Donny Fraser.

“We want them to put on a show. These guys are in the entertainment business, they need to go big.”

He confirmed the best young homegrown athletes would be competing in Western Australia with a few surprise names expected to make their way onto the registration lists.

The Western Rumble will also incorporate a bowlriding event for juniors on Friday and another for open age competitors on Sunday, but KommunityTV will only be live streaming the street park events.

Fraser said the opportunity to partner with KommunityTV was a major step forward for the sport domestically.

With the increased access to worldwide competitions, including the ever-popular X Games and World Cup of Skateboarding, a chance to have the best home-grown competitors broadcast to a wide audience was a natural next step for a man who has been part of the scene for almost two decades.

“Long term, we need to have more money for Australian skaters to get into bigger events around the world,” Fraser said.

“It is a big part of us moving into broadcast. The flagship sports in this country have event revenue but they also have a strong broadcast revenue. That is what we want to build. It is part of our growth as a sport.

“This is a massive step for us.”