Greg: We recently added our Canadian ladies contingent which we are so stoked about. We added Anna O’Neil, Dizzy Jane, Victoria Simpson and Kelsey Skrobotz. These women have made an immediate impact on not only our team stoke but our exposure as well, they’re awesome. Moving into Canada and beyond is something we never could’ve imagined but it seems like a natural next step. We’ll expand anywhere to add stoke.
FB: It seems like you guys are showing up everywhere and have allot going on how do you manage all of this?
Greg: It takes up a lot of my time but I can’t imagine my life without this group of friends and longboarding. So I guess it’s a labor of love. The team is entirely self-funded. Richard and I help where we can in getting gear for the riders in order to be competitive, cover entry fees and pay for travel expenses. Our headquarters and clubhouse is Carve Skateshop in Houston and in Austin. Scotty Sheridan the owner of Carve has been a huge supporter of ours and truly embodies what a Team NoBull member is all about. Scotty helps us with everything from getting to races in the Carve van to helping us get sponsors for our races. He lets us use the shop late at night before our outlaw races and all of the Carve employees are members of Team NoBull. Zac Sharp of Carve Austin is our race team captain, Eddie Janacek of Carve Houston is our freeride team captain and Clayton Nalley, Stephen Page and Jake Sharp of Carve are all key members of the team. We couldn’t be where we are today without Carve Skateshop, its employees and Scotty.