Winners at each tour stop received PlayStation® prizes and the top athlete in each sports category won a free week at Woodward Camp (travel expenses paid by PlayStation®) for their chance to compete as finalists in the AM JAM Finals. More than 39 finalists competed at the PlayStation AM JAM finals this year, ages 7 to 18, including the first female finalist in the event’s history – 14-year-old skateboard vert athlete Abby Zsarnay.
This year’s PlayStation AM JAM BMX winner was Trey Jones from Apopka, Florida.
The PlayStation AM JAM finals winners received $5,000, a scholarship to Camp Woodward and/or Woodward West facilities for the entire 2009 season, a PLAYSTATION®3 system, and a PlayStation® prize pack (worth an approximate value of $5,600).
Past winners of the PlayStation AM JAM have continued on to become professional athletes in their respective sports, including Mike Spinner, Dave Bachinsky and Evan Smith.
Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) teamed up with Woodward Camp to showcase the best in youth action sports talent from August 13-15, 2008 for the fifth annual PlayStation® AM JAM finals. The PlayStation AM JAM tour began on March 14th at the Woodward skate park in Dallas, Texas and continued on to 14 skateboard parks across the country. Throughout the tour, hundreds of talented youth showed off their skills in BMX and skateboarding. 
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