Dew Action Sports Tour Heading to Oregon

Portland is the next stop on the Dew Action Sports Tour. Here's a quick look at who'll be there and who to watch for.

If you missed the Right Guard Open, the second stop on the Dew Action Sports Tour, you missed some great action. It is still too early to even guess who will lead the standings by the end of the tour. Surprise upsets have dominated the first two stops and dark-horse competitors have been charging ahead to make their names known.

In the Vert competition, reigning champ Bucky Lasek is holding onto the lead by only eight points. Olympic Gold Medalist Shaun White pulled off a win in Denver to advance from 20th to 4th place. Will White be able to repeat his win or will Bob Burnquist and Andy MacDonald be able to hold him back? Nyjah Houston, the 11 year-old wonder from California is still edging in on Ryan Sheckler and Jereme Rogers with only 13 points separating the top three competitors in Park.

Travis Pastrana and Nate Adams will continue to battle for first. They are currently tied at 175 points. Also, keep an eye on BMX as Bestwick, Dhers and Napolitan strive to maintain their 1st place standings against some hungry and talented challengers.

The next stop for the Dew Action Sports Tour is Portland, OR. August 17-20. In addition to the usual festivities Seether will be headlining the concert on Friday the 18th. If you can't make it to the tour you can still check out the televised action. Check your local listings or the Dew Action Sports Tour website for times and stations.