La Concorde: the official Paris 2024 skateboarding venue | Photo: Paris 2024

Check out the official list of 88 street and park skateboarders who qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

Skateboarding will make its second appearance in the Summer Olympics in 2024 after a successful debut in Tokyo 2020.

The Olympic skateboarding program will feature preliminary rounds and finals, the stage that will define the gold, silver, and bronze medalists.

The judging panel will want to see three major performance variables: degree of difficulty, speed, and variety of maneuvers.

In other words, athletes who take risks, add velocity to their riding, and showcase a wide range of tricks will get higher scores.

The park skateboarding program at Paris 2024 will take place in a setup that blends bowls and several features that will help them generate speed and get airborne.

Each skater will have the opportunity to perform three 45‑second runs.

The best of these three results will count toward their final score.

On the other hand, the street skateboarding program at Paris 2024 will see Olympian sidewalk surfers take on stairs and handrails that mimic the urban context.

Each athlete has two 45‑second runs and five tricks they carry out to the final score.

The Paris 2024 skateboarding venue is La Concorde, in the heart of the French capital.

The event starts on July 27 and concludes on August 7.

Paris 2024 | Qualified Skateboarders

Men's Street

  1. Ginwoo Onodera (JPN)
  2. Sora Shirai (JPN)
  3. Yuto Horigome (JPN)
  4. Jagger Eaton (USA)
  5. Nyjah Huston (USA)
  6. Gustavo Ribeiro (POR)
  7. Chris Joslin (USA)
  8. Richard Tury (SVK)
  9. Matias Dell Olio (ARG)
  10. Aurelien Girard (FRA)
  11. Kelvin Hoefler (BRA)
  12. Giovanni Vianna (BRA)
  13. Cordano Russell (CAN)
  14. Matt Berger (CAN)
  15. Ryan Decenzo (CAN)
  16. Joseph Garbaccio (FRA)
  17. Felipe Gustavo (BRA)
  18. Vincent Milou (FRA)
  19. Jhancarlos Gonzalez Ortiz (COL)
  20. Mauro Iglesias (ARG)
  21. Shane O'Neill (AUS)
  22. Brandon Valjalo (RSA)

Women's Street

  1. Coco Yoshizawa (JPN)
  2. Liz Akama (JPN)
  3. Rayssa Leal (BRA)
  4. Funa Nakayama (JPN)
  5. Chloe Covell (AUS)
  6. Chenxi Cui (CHN)
  7. Paige Heyn (USA)
  8. Poe Pinson (USA)
  9. Wenhui Zeng (CHN)
  10. Yuanling Zhu (CHN)
  11. Roos Zwetsloot (NED)
  12. Pamela Rosa (BRA)
  13. Jazmín Alvarez (COL)
  14. Natalia Muñoz (ESP)
  15. Liv Lovelace (AUS)
  16. Keet Oldenbeuving (NED)
  17. Gabi Mazetto (BRA)
  18. Vareeraya Sukasem (THA)
  19. Mariah Duran (USA)
  20. Haylie Powell (AUS)
  21. Lucie Schoonheere (FRA)
  22. Boipelo Awuah (RSA)

Men's Park

  1. Tate Carew (USA)
  2. Keegan Palmer (AUS)
  3. Gavin Bottger (USA)
  4. Tom Schaar (USA)
  5. Augusto Akio (BRA)
  6. Kieran Wooley (AUS)
  7. Luigi Cini (BRA)
  8. Pedro Barros (BRA)
  9. Danny Leon (ESP)
  10. Viktor Solmunde (DEN)
  11. Keefer Wilson (AUS)
  12. Alex Sorgente (ITA)
  13. Hampus Winberg (SWE)
  14. Vincent Matheron (FRA)
  15. Steven Pineiro (PUR)
  16. Yuro Nagahara (JPN)
  17. Alessandro Mazzara (ITA)
  18. Thomas Augusto (POR)
  19. Alain Kortabitarte (ESP)
  20. Andrew Macdonald (GBR)
  21. Tyler Edtmayer (GER)
  22. Dallas Oberholzer (RSA)

Women's Park

  1. Kokona Hiraki (JPN)
  2. Arisa Trew (AUS)
  3. Sakura Yosozumi (JPN)
  4. Sky Brown (GBR)
  5. Hinano Kusaki (JPN)
  6. Raicca Ventura (BRA)
  7. Bryce Wettstein (USA)
  8. Ruby Trew (AUS)
  9. Dora Varella (BRA)
  10. Ruby Lilley (USA)
  11. Isadora Pacheco (BRA)
  12. Minna Stess (USA)
  13. Naia Laso (ESP)
  14. Heili Sirvio (FIN)
  15. Lilly Stoephasius (GER)
  16. Nana Taboulet (FRA)
  17. Lola Tambling (GBR)
  18. Fay Ebert (CAN)
  19. Emilie Alexandre (FRA)
  20. Julia Benedetti (ESP)
  21. Haohao Zheng (CHN)
  22. Aya Asaqas (MAR)


Words by Luís MP | Founder of SurferToday.com

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