"We were sort of thinking a small handful of entrants in each group would be good, but we ended up with more than 80 entries and we're hoping now that people are aware of it there will be more this year," Rotary's junior coordinator Chrisi Haar said.

"It was certainly above expectations."

Jointly organised by Pambula Rotary and the Sapphire Skate Park Association, Ms Haar said organisers this year were just going to build on the initial success with some expanded events on the weekend.

Matt Blake from Matt Amped will be running a 'come and try' event where kids will be able to check out an array of skateboards and scooters.

Another fun addition will be 'bubble soccer' thanks to support from the Police Citizens Youth Club (PCYC).

"The PCYC are bringing their bubble soccer, so that's something a bit of fun and something different for when the kids aren't competing."

This year will also see an open age division for adult contenders to show their wares on the Pambula skate park.

"That means it's all ages this year because it's really just about community," Ms Haar said.

Entries are open across skateboards and scooters and last year, the crowd was also wowed by an incredibly talented young roller skater with organisers hoping she'll make a return again on the weekend.

Ms Haar said everyone is welcome with contenders strutting their stuff on the Pambula skate park in age-based heats.

There will be music and Rotary will run a barbecue.

Entry forms are available at Raging Bull Surf in Merimbula, or registrations will open at the skate park from 9am on the day.

"Last year it blew us all away and we hope to build on that," Ms Haar said.