Teams, uniforms, rules, fantasy league—ask most people, from casual fans to the most core skateboarders, and they’d likely say these things have nothing to do with skateboarding. But that’s about to change.
The new Professional Skateboard League—brainchild of Mike Mo Capaldi—is set to debut January 31, 2026. Mike has been teasing the concept for a while, making sure all his ducks are in a row before launch, and recently sat down on The Nine Club to break down the league in detail. It's all pretty interesting and well worth a listen. Get there:
“I never thought that starting a ‘league’ was something that I would do, or even want to do,” Mike Mo mentioned early on. “But over the years have been slowly developing new ideas for how we can make it different than any other contest and something that is simplified enough that anyone can watch and understand. A truly objective format seemed like a fun enough idea to explore. So here we are.”
The PSL season kicks off January 31 and runs for 6 weeks, with contests every Saturday through March 14. Each team competes head-to-head, all inside the Girl Skateboards warehouse.
Want to see the action in-person? Secure your tickets here. Otherwise, peep the livestream on the PSL YouTube channel.
