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Free printable skateboarding card templates — street, park, vert, freestyle, longboard. Position field accepts the discipline + stance ("Street / Goofy", "Vert / Regular", "Park"). 2.5″ × 3.5″ trading-card size, 3.5″ × 5″ sponsor-card keepsake, 9-up crew sheets.

Skateboarding doesn’t run on team rosters — it runs on crews. The crew that skates the same downtown spot every Friday. The shop crew. The contest crew that travels together for Tampa Am / The Boardr Am / X Games Junior. Cards work for that crew. Print a stack at the start of summer; trade with the crew from the next town when you both end up at the same skatepark on a Saturday afternoon.

Position field handles discipline + stance — Street / Park / Vert / Freestyle / Longboard, plus Goofy or Regular. The Team field works for the shop, the crew name, the tour (“Tampa Am 2027”, “The Boardr Am”, “Vans Park Series”). PDF runs in your browser; nothing uploads, no account, no watermark.

Crew + sponsor

Cards for the people the contests already know

Skateboarding’s culture rewards being known — the local skate shop knows you by name, the contest series sees you four weekends a year, the brand rep slips you a free deck. The cards work in that economy:

  • Crew card. Local crew of 4-7 skaters at the same park every weekend. Print Team 9-up sheets at the start of summer; everyone gets a card with each crewmember’s photo and trick specialty.
  • Sponsor calling card. Am skaters with flow sponsorship (Indy / Spitfire / Bones / a local shop) print Normal cards as a sponsor calling card. Photo, name, sponsor list in the team field, main trick in the position. Hand to brand reps at contest weekends.
  • Contest series stack. Tampa Am, Vans Park Series, USA Skateboarding regionals, summer skatepark series. Each contest weekend gets a stack of 30+ cards. Trade with other am skaters between heats.
  • Skate-shop wall card. Local skate shops post cards of am team riders behind the counter. Enlarged 3.5″ × 5″ size with a sick action shot. Riders cycle in and out across years; the wall fills up.
  • First-trick keepsake. First kickflip, first 50-50 grind, first ollie over the bench at the local park. Kids print Normal cards to mark the moment. Position field: “First Kickflip — May 14”.
  • Skate video premiere card. Local skate-video premieres are still a thing in skate culture. Print cards as flyers / mementos for the premiere — photo from the part, video name in the team field.

Frequently asked questions

What goes in the Position field for skateboarding?
Discipline + stance, usually. "Street / Goofy", "Park / Regular", "Vert / Goofy". Some skaters add their main trick ("Street / Switch Heel", "Vert / 540s"). Sponsored am skaters write the sponsor ("Independent Trucks", "Birdhouse Am").
Are these for sponsor cards / am skater cards?
Yes — sponsor calling cards are a major use. Am skaters who get flow from a shop or a brand print a stack of Normal-size cards with photo, name, sponsors in the team field ("Indy / Spitfire / Local Skate Co"), and trick specialty in the position field. Hand to brand reps at contests.
Are these good for am contest series like Tampa Am?
Yes. Am contest weekends — Tampa Am, Vans Park Series stops, USA Skateboarding regional events, summer skatepark series — are exactly where these get used. Print Normal-size cards with the contest series in the team field, division and skill level ("Open Class", "Bowl Class", "Mini Mega") in the position field. Trade with other am competitors between heats.
What about for a skate-shop sponsorship card?
Use case fits cleanly. Shops sponsor amateurs with flow gear (boards / wheels / shoes). Cards are the kid's calling card when out on the road for contests. Photo from a skatepark session, the shop name in the team field, the city in the team field too if there's room.
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Last updated: April 11, 2026  ·  by David Nelsen — for sponsor cards, contest bibs, and end-of-season skate-shop team gifts.