Photo Gallery: The Ultimate Battle for Supremacy

Skaters from as far as Sacramento came out to show off their skills during the "Ultimate Battle for Supremacy" competition at the on Sunday.

The event, hosted by Castro Valley-based 4141 Skateboards and , was the first in five years for Union City, according to Leisure Services Recreation Supervisor Chris Valuckas.

Robert Ferguson, the owner and founder of 4141 Skateboards, brought the idea to the city to help bring the community together.

"We heard there’s not that many programs that go on here," Ferguson, 23, said. "Our goal is to come out here and try to unify all the skaters and have a fun time."

Ferguson, a former pro skater for Zoo York and Venture Trucks, runs various skate programs at different skate parks throughout the Bay Area. He said skate culture provides positive energy for youth.

Various skateboarding crews were represented at the competition, including skaters from BAPF Skate Shop and Keep Skatin' Bro, both in Castro Valley, and Oakland-based Funktion Skateboards.

Several teens who usually skate at the two Hayward skate parks also showed up, pooling together $10 so that one of their friends could pay the entry fee to compete.

According to Ferguson, more than 30 teens and adults competed in the event, each doing two-minute solo runs through the park. The ones who landed the most tricks took home prizes that included skateboards, wheels and various skate accesories and gear.

Among the winners were Union City residents and skate park regulars Andy Ho, 14, who finished second in the ages 11 to 15 bracket, and Adrian Pacis, 16, who ended second for the ages 16 and up group.

Check out some of the highlights in the photo gallery above.