The St Neots Crazy Skaters and Sharks Roller Hockey Club came together in March to fundraise for local cause, 'Revamp the Ramp'.
'Revamp the Ramp' is a fundraiser based in St Neots, which aims to maintain the skatepark in the town for all to use.
The St Neots Crazy Skaters took on a Skate-athon Challenge on March 9, which saw them complete 1,820 laps as a collective in 45 minutes.
The 1,820 laps represent a week since the Skatepark opened in 1989.
Sam and Chris, from 'Revamp the Ramp', came to the Skate-athon and took part in the efforts.
The group managed to complete more than 3,700 laps for 'Revamp the Ramp'.
Deputy Mayor of St Neots, Richard Slade, presented the skaters with some well deserved medals.
On March 23, the St Neots Sharks Roller Hockey players competed in the Wave Cup.
It was a 'round robin' tournament, with each match lasting four minutes.
Each minute represented a medal that Team GB won in the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics in Skateboarding and BMX.
In the end, the junior Wave Cup final match was between the Icy Revengers and the Chicago Blackhawks, with the Revengers winning 2-1 in a shootout.
The senior Wave Cup final was between the White Supremes and the Team Hand Pass.
The game went into overtime, but in the end the White Supremes triumphed with a 2-1 victory.
36 donations were made from both events, which totalled at £594 raised.
This money will go directly to 'Revamp the Ramp' to help maintain the Skatepark.
St Neots Crazy Skaters Club Chairperson, Carl Gore, said: "It is important to is that the local community has a place where they can feel safe to embrace new challenges and make memories through their achievements."
If you would like any further information on how you can help support Revamp the Ramp, then further detail can be found via their website.
If you would like any further information on the St Neots Sharks or Crazy Skaters then details can be found on their website.
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