Superior Community Skatepark Association

The Superior Community Skatepark Association (SCSA) is a non-profit community group which was developed to aid the city of Sault Ste. Marie in building both the temporary skatepark and a world-class permanent concrete skatepark. Currently, the SCSA is fundraising to help the city complete its concrete skatepark project.

In 2004, the city constructed a temporary skatepark on the John Rhodes Centre grounds with the help of the SCSA.

In 2005, the DC Nationals quailifier skateboard contest was held at the city's temporary skatepark where Matt Lajoie and Kyle Eaton earned the opportunity to advance to the provincial and national level contests where they gave Sault Ste. Marie distinction for producing quality skateboarders.