Vince Byron is from Australia but spends six to eight months a year living in Greenville, and has been doing so for close to four years now. That is, when he's not busy competing in contest around the world. One-footed invert at JayCee Park.

At only 13 years of age, Mike Hoffman is the youngest up and coming local in the Greenville scene and this kid can ride -- tailwhip up the step up spine at the Animal House.

Rob Armour isn't a permanent resident of Greenville but he spends months and months on end staying there. He definitely rides like a local too -- hand plant on the spine at the JayCee Park.

Rob Darden has been holding down the Greenville scene for a long time now and it wouldn't be a Greenville gallery without him -- throwback unturndown over the spine at the Unit.

Daniel Dhers recently took over the Animal House and made some cool changes to place, which really cater nicely to his style -- 360 tuck up the step up.

There have been a lot of backyard ramps built in Greenville over the years but this vert ramp at Mike Mancuso's house is one of the only ones still standing – Mancuso with a tuck no-hander during a chilly winter session.

Originally from Ohio, Nick DiGeroloma lives with Josh Perry and Vince Byron and has been making his presence known in the Greenville scene as of late -- hand plant over the hitch n' post at the Animal House.

Josh Harrington is a legend in the Greenville scene, and he was one of the few pros who that is originally from there -- no-footed can can at the Unit.

Nick DiGeroloma had a split part with Josh Perry in the new Hunt video -- tucked no-hander on the resi-quarter at the Animal House.

Ohio native Quinn Semling moved to Greenville six years ago and continues to be a solid local in the scene -- downside double peg around the bowl corner at the Unit.

Vince rides more than just MegaRamps and vert, he can ride just about everything -- 270 euro transfer out of the mini at the JayCee Park.

Josh Perry's house has a bunch of miscellaneous ramps in their yard -- footjam during a warm-up session before heading to ride some street.

Scott Wirch is another legend of the Greenville scene that's still holding it down -- turndown at the Unit.