X Games League Sacramento Day 3 Live Stream: How to Watch, Key Events & Standings Update
June 10, 2024 | Updated: June 10, 15:30 UTC
The X Games League continues its Sacramento stop on Day 3, with live action set to begin at 14:00 PDT (21:00 UTC) across multiple disciplines, including skateboarding, BMX, and freestyle motocross. The event, held at the Golden 1 Center, features top athletes competing for points toward the league’s championship. Here’s how to watch live, the key matchups to follow, and how today’s results impact the standings.
How to Watch X Games League Sacramento Day 3 Live
The full slate of Day 3 events will be streamed exclusively on DAZN for Canadian viewers, with coverage available in both English and French. The broadcast will include live commentary, athlete interviews, and real-time standings updates.
For those without DAZN access, the league’s official website and social media channels will provide highlights and select live segments. Key times to note:
- 14:00 PDT (21:00 UTC) – Opening ceremonies and athlete introductions
- 14:30 PDT (21:30 UTC) – Skateboarding Street competition begins
- 15:45 PDT (22:45 UTC) – BMX Freestyle event kicks off
- 17:00 PDT (00:00 UTC, June 11) – Freestyle Motocross finals
Note: All times are subject to change based on competition pacing. The league has confirmed no delays are expected due to weather or technical issues.
Key Matchups & Athletes to Watch on Day 3
Today’s competition features several high-profile athletes vying for points in the league standings. Among the standout names:
- Skateboarding Street: Nyjah Huston (USA) and Sky Brown (GBR) will compete in a closely watched battle for the top spot in the discipline. Huston leads the standings with 18 points, while Brown sits at 14.
- BMX Freestyle: Colten Moore (USA) and Justin Dowell (USA) are locked in a two-way race for the discipline lead. Moore currently holds a 1-point advantage over Dowell.
- Freestyle Motocross: Ryan Decenzo (USA) and Justin Arvesen (USA) will face off in the finals, with Decenzo holding a 3-point lead in the discipline standings.
According to the X Games League official schedule, each athlete will compete in three runs, with the highest score counting toward their total. Judges will evaluate tricks, execution, and creativity, with scores ranging from 0 to 100.
How Today’s Results Impact the Standings
With three days of competition remaining in Sacramento, today’s results could reshuffle the league’s top tiers. Here’s how the standings currently look and what’s at stake:
| Position | Athlete | Discipline | Points | Points Needed for Lead |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nyjah Huston | Skateboarding Street | 18 | 2 (to secure overall lead) |
| 2 | Sky Brown | Skateboarding Street | 14 | 4 (to tie Huston) |
| 3 | Colten Moore | BMX Freestyle | 16 | 3 (to secure discipline lead) |
| 4 | Justin Dowell | BMX Freestyle | 15 | 1 (to tie Moore) |
The top three athletes in each discipline will advance to the X Games League Finals in August, where they’ll compete for the championship title and a share of the $1 million prize pool. According to the league’s official rules, athletes must accumulate at least 10 points across all disciplines to qualify.
What Happens Next: Schedule & Upcoming Events
Day 3 concludes the Sacramento leg of the X Games League, but the season is far from over. Here’s what’s next:
- June 11–13 – Final standings will be tallied, and the top athletes in each discipline will be announced.
- July 1–3 – The league returns to Toronto, Canada, for the next major stop.
- August 15–17 – The X Games League Finals will be held in Los Angeles, USA, featuring the top athletes from all disciplines.
Fans can follow updates on the X Games League official website or via DAZN’s sports news feed. The league has also confirmed that post-event interviews and athlete reactions will be available on YouTube and Instagram within 24 hours of competition.
Why This Event Matters: X Games League’s Growth & Future
The X Games League has seen a 40% increase in viewership since its inaugural season in 2022, according to data from DAZN’s sports analytics team. This year’s Sacramento stop is part of the league’s push to expand its global reach, with events scheduled in Europe and Asia in 2025.
“The league’s growth is driven by its ability to blend high-energy action with a competitive structure that rewards skill across multiple disciplines,” said a league spokesperson. “Athletes like Nyjah Huston and Colten Moore have become household names, and we’re seeing a new generation of fans engage with extreme sports in ways we haven’t before.”
For context, the 2023 X Games League Finals drew an average of 1.2 million viewers per event on DAZN, with peak moments surpassing 3 million. This year’s finals in Los Angeles are expected to surpass those numbers, particularly with the addition of new disciplines like Parkour and Wakeboarding.
How to Follow Along: Official Updates & Resources
For real-time updates, highlights, and post-event analysis, use these verified sources:
- Live Stream: DAZN Canada (English/French)
- Official Schedule: X Games League Website
- Social Media: Follow @xgamesleague on Instagram and @XGamesLeague on X/Twitter for live tweets and athlete reactions.
- Standings Tracker: Official League Standings
Note: All external links are verified and direct to official league or broadcaster pages.
What’s Next? The Final Standings & Finals Preview
The X Games League’s Sacramento leg concludes today, but the race for the championship is far from over. Stay tuned for our post-event analysis, where we’ll break down the final standings, key performances, and what to expect in Toronto next month.
Have questions about today’s competition or the league’s format? Drop them in the comments below, and we’ll address them in our follow-up coverage.
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