Bruiser Jam 2026 is in the books!

Around 300 people gathered in Kimberton for a day of BMX, Music, Food and Fun!

Around 300 people came together in Kimberton on September 12 for Bruiser Jam 2026. Riders, families, friends and music fans filled Bruiser Park for a day built around BMX, live music, food and the community that keeps the park going.

The jam brought the Triple Crown to the dirt: fast lap, best trick and best line, with a $3,000 pro prize pool advertised for the event. From the younger riders to the pro field, there was plenty to celebrate across the age groups.

On the pro podium, Evan Menditto took first, followed by Christian Arehart in second and Elliot Pettit in third. In the 14-and-over division, Greg Custer finished first, Max O'Neill second and Adam Stenkoski (Big A) third. The 13-and-under podium was led by Coye Weidner, with Logan Custer second and Chayse Eckl third. Coye Weidner, Greg Custer and Evan Menditto were also recognized for Answer Fast Lap.

Music was part of the day alongside the riding, with Punk Truck, The Bad Ups and Hometown Ghosts on the event's music lineup. Rebel Hill Brewing Company, Rivertown Taps and Short Bus Hot Dogs & More were among the food and drink supporters acknowledged by the park.

A day like this takes work long before the first rider drops in. Huge thanks go to Jason Avery, Greg Custer and East Coast Pull, Jimmy Huston, Tague Lumber and Millenium Electric, along with everyone who helped prepare the park and make the jam happen.

The park's acknowledgments also include Little Devil, Huffy BMX, CULTCREW, Aker Brand Farms, A-Lot Excavating LLC, PRO GATE, MKS MotoKickS, Ryan Ziegler, Zak Klaptosky, Evan Eisenhard, Christian Arehart, Evan Menditto, jruggs, Coye JDOG Weidner, Chayse Eckl, Logan Custer, Scott Flynn and Billy Chromowsky. Thank you to the bands, businesses, riders and friends who put their support behind this event.

James Pennucci, Fred Brown Photo and DieselNDirt were recognized for helping capture the day. Explore the photo gallery and videos to revisit the riding, the people and the moments around the park.

Bruiser Jam was about supporting the sport we love and the music that brings us together. To everyone who rode, cheered, played, helped out or came to spend the day: thank you. Congratulations to all the riders and podium finishers. Bruiser Jam 2026 is in the books!