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April 25, 2022

2022 Summer Dew Tour Skateboard Competition and Festival Returns to Des Moines, Iowa July 29 & 30

Carlsbad, Calif. (April 25, 2022) -- The annual Dew Tour pro skateboard competition and festival - powered by MTN DEW® - will return to Des Moines, Iowa on July 29 and 30 at Lauridsen Skatepark for the second consecutive year. The event will be a finals only skateboard competition featuring the very best skaters from across the globe, as well as a two-day festival with activities for all ages. The return of Dew Tour to Des Moines is made possible by its partnership with Catch Des Moines and Polk County, as well as Toyota, returning as the event’s Mobility partner. Dew Tour will be free and open to the public.

In 2020 and 2021, Dew Tour served as a global Olympic qualifying event for the Tokyo Games, which showcased its inaugural year of skateboarding. This year’s Dew Tour features finals only competitions in men’s and women’s individual Street and Park, as well as Adaptive competitions presented by Toyota in men’s and women’s Street and men’s Park. It will also mark the return of the Dew Tour’s Battle of the Shops, featuring regional skate shops that compete as a team against one another on the Street course. Des Moines’ Subsect Skate Shop will be the local shop competing against other midwestern skate shops from Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and Minneapolis.

A myriad of Olympians are expected to compete at this year’s event, including Lizzie Armanto (FIN), Mariah Duran (USA), Aurelien Giraud (FRA), Nyjah Huston (USA), Aori Nishimura (JPN), Tristan Rennie (USA), Pamela Rosa (BRA), Bryce Wettstein (USA) and many more.

The Dew Tour Experience, a festival-style activation located adjacent to the competition venue, will offer fans a fun and free sponsor village, public skate pump track, food and beverages, pro athlete meet and greets and more. The entire Dew Tour event is free and open to the public, with general admission entry. A limited numberof VIP ticket packages will be available; details are forthcoming.

The Dew Tour competition venue will be located within Lauridsen Skatepark, the largest skatepark in the United States, boasting 88,000 square feet of skateboarding paradise with two skate bowls, a skate promenade, a skateable sculpture, stairs, ledges and more. The skatepark, which opened in 2021, was built by world-class builders California Skateparks, who has served as the venue architects for Dew Tour since 2014.

Dew Tour will be livestreamed in its entirety on DewTour.com, Facebook Live, YouTube and other major platforms for a total of 15+ hours. Stay updated at DewTour.com and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube by following @DewTour.

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Dew Tour is an innovative contest series and content platform that brings together the world’s best skateboarders, snowboarders, skiers, artists, brands and fans in a celebration of creativity and style. In partnership with DEW®, Dew Tour continues to progress events and content, bringing millions of action sports fans engaging stories and experiences across multiple digital mediums.

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2022 Summer Dew Tour Skateboard Competition and Festival Returns to Des Moines, Iowa July 29 & 30

Carlsbad, Calif. (April 25, 2022) -- The annual Dew Tour pro skateboard competition and festival - powered by MTN DEW® - will return to Des Moines, Iowa on July 29 and 30 at Lauridsen Skatepark for the second consecutive year. The event will be a finals only skateboard competition featuring the very best skaters from across the globe, as well as a two-day festival with activities for all ages. The return of Dew Tour to Des Moines is made possible by its partnership with Catch Des Moines and Polk County, as well as Toyota, returning as the event’s Mobility partner. Dew Tour will be free and open to the public.

In 2020 and 2021, Dew Tour served as a global Olympic qualifying event for the Tokyo Games, which showcased its inaugural year of skateboarding. This year’s Dew Tour features finals only competitions in men’s and women’s individual Street and Park, as well as Adaptive competitions presented by Toyota in men’s and women’s Street and men’s Park. It will also mark the return of the Dew Tour’s Battle of the Shops, featuring regional skate shops that compete as a team against one another on the Street course. Des Moines’ Subsect Skate Shop will be the local shop competing against other midwestern skate shops from Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and Minneapolis.

A myriad of Olympians are expected to compete at this year’s event, including Lizzie Armanto (FIN), Mariah Duran (USA), Aurelien Giraud (FRA), Nyjah Huston (USA), Aori Nishimura (JPN), Tristan Rennie (USA), Pamela Rosa (BRA), Bryce Wettstein (USA) and many more.

The Dew Tour Experience, a festival-style activation located adjacent to the competition venue, will offer fans a fun and free sponsor village, public skate pump track, food and beverages, pro athlete meet and greets and more. The entire Dew Tour event is free and open to the public, with general admission entry. A limited number of VIP ticket packages will be available; details are forthcoming.

The Dew Tour competition venue will be located within Lauridsen Skatepark, the largest skatepark in the United States, boasting 88,000 square feet of skateboarding paradise with two skate bowls, a skate promenade, a skateable sculpture, stairs, ledges and more. The skatepark, which opened in 2021, was built by world-class builders California Skateparks, who has served as the venue architects for Dew Tour since 2014.

Dew Tour will be livestreamed in its entirety on DewTour.com, Facebook Live, YouTube and other major platforms for a total of 15+ hours. Stay updated at DewTour.com and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube by following @DewTour.

About Dew Tour Dew Tour is an innovative contest series and content platform that brings together the world’s best skateboarders, snowboarders, skiers, artists, brands and fans in a celebration of creativity and style. In partnership with DEW®, Dew Tour continues to progress events and content, bringing millions of action sports fans engaging stories and experiences across multiple digital mediums.

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The Des Moines Dew Tour returns to the Lauridsen Skatepark this week. Here's what you need to know.

The Dew Tour returns to downtown Des Moines this week at Lauridsen Skatepark, giving skateboarding fans a look at Olympic-level talent as athletes compete in the Mountain Dew-sponsored competition.

How to watch the Dew Tour in Des Moines

The Dew Tour is free and open to the public. It will take place 3-10 p.m. Friday, July 29, and 2-10 p.m. Saturday, July 30 at the skatepark, the nation's largest, at 901 Second Ave. 

There also will be street courses adjacent to the skate park. Parts of Second Avenue will be closed to traffic between Park Street, School Street and Crocker Street to make way for them.

Events will begin 4 p.m. July 29 with the Women’s Adaptive Street Final. The first day will end with the Women's Park Final and the Men's Street Final. The second day will reverse the two, capping off with the Women's Street Final and Men's Park Final.

A full schedule of events can be found at dewtour.com.

For those who cannot make it to the Dew Tour in person, livestreams of the events will be available on nearly a dozen links at dewtour.com.

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Where to park for the Dew Tour in Des Moines

Limited parking is available just south of the skatepark at River Walk Park off Second Avenue. More parking is available north of the skatepark on Illinois Street and West River Drive. Both streets can be reached from I-235 by taking the Second Avenue exit north to University Avenue.

Who's competing at the Dew Tour 2022?

The Dew Tour will feature 35 male and female skaters from around the world, including 16 podium athletes from the 2020 Olympic skateboard competition, which was held in summer 2021 in Tokyo after a COVID-19 pandemic delay . The initial Dew Tour in Des Moines in May 2021 served as a qualifier for the Games. 

From 2021: A look at the winners at Dew Tour Des Moines

Notable skaters this year include Americans Cory Juneau, Jagger Eaton, Nyjah Huston, Mariah Duran, Sean Malto, Jordyn Barratt and Evan Strong; Keegan Palmer of Australia; Sakura Yosozumi and Momiji Nishiya of Japan; Sky Brown of the United Kingdom; Rayssa Leal of Brazil; Lizzie Armanto of Finland; and Aurelien Giraud of France.

Battle of the Shops returns on July 30

The Battle of the Shops returns at 5 p.m. July 30 with two amateur boarders apiece representing five Midwest-based skate shops on a street course. Shops compete for cash prizes and to be crowned as the top skate shop in the region.

Representing Des Moines' Subsect Skateshop, 309 E. Walnut St., will be Jacob Kelley, 19, and Mirza Jasarobic, 24, both of Des Moines.

"We're stoked we're thought of as like one of those key shops in the Midwest. We're friends with all the other shops that are involved, but we've been around for 25 years," said Subsect owner Kevin Jones, 44. "I always put those people ahead of us. To be on that same list of all the other shops that are coming makes you feel good — like you're doing something right."

Dew Tour Experience

Fans will have the opportunity not only to watch the competition but attend the Dew Tour Experience.

The DTE will give fans a chance to attend meet-and-greet sessions with the athletes and win prizes in various giveaways from sponsors. Food trucks also will be on hand.

From 2021: On the last day of the Dew Tour, the sun shone on Des Moines and its reputation with skaters. What's next?

Omar Waheed is a staff writer for the Des Moines Register. He can be reached at  [email protected] .

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2022 Summer Dew Tour skateboard competition and festival returns to Des Moines, Iowa July 29 & 30

Free event to be held at Lauridsen Skatepark, the largest skatepark in the United States .

Carlsbad, Calif. (April 25, 2022) — The annual Dew Tour pro skateboard competition and festival – powered by MTN DEW® – will return to Des Moines, Iowa on July 29 and 30 at Lauridsen Skatepark for the second consecutive year.  The event will be a finals only skateboard competition featuring the very best skaters from across the globe, as well as a two-day festival with activities for all ages.  The return of Dew Tour to Des Moines is made possible by its partnership with Catch Des Moines and Polk County, as well as Toyota, returning as the event’s Mobility partner. Dew Tour will be free and open to the public.

In 2020 and 2021, Dew Tour served as a global Olympic qualifying event for the Tokyo Games, which showcased its inaugural year of skateboarding. This year’s Dew Tour features finals only competitions in men’s and women’s individual Street and Park, as well as Adaptive competitions presented by Toyota in men’s and women’s Street and men’s Park. It will also mark the return of the Dew Tour’s Battle of the Shops, featuring regional skate shops that compete as a team against one another on the Street course. Des Moines’ Subsect Skate Shop will be the local shop competing against other midwestern skate shops from Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and Minneapolis.

A myriad of Olympians are expected to compete at this year’s event, including Lizzie Armanto (FIN), Mariah Duran (USA), Aurelien Giraud (FRA), Nyjah Huston (USA), Aori Nishimura (JPN), Tristan Rennie (USA), Pamela Rosa (BRA), Bryce Wettstein (USA) and many more. 

The Dew Tour Experience, a festival-style activation located adjacent to the competition venue, will offer fans a fun and free sponsor village, public skate pump track, food and beverages, pro athlete meet and greets and more. The entire Dew Tour event is free and open to the public, with general admission entry. A limited number of VIP ticket packages will be available; details are forthcoming.

The Dew Tour competition venue will be located within Lauridsen Skatepark, the largest skatepark in the United States, boasting 88,000 square feet of skateboarding paradise with two skate bowls, a skate promenade, a skateable sculpture, stairs, ledges and more. The skatepark, which opened in 2021, was built by world-class builders California Skateparks, who has served as the venue architects for Dew Tour since 2014.  

Dew Tour will be livestreamed in its entirety on DewTour.com , Facebook Live, YouTube and other major platforms for a total of 15+ hours.  Stay updated at DewTour.com and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube by following @DewTour.

About Dew Tour

Dew Tour is an innovative contest series and content platform that brings together the world’s best skateboarders, snowboarders, skiers, artists, brands and fans in a celebration of creativity and style. In partnership with DEW®, Dew Tour continues to progress events and content, bringing millions of action sports fans engaging stories and experiences across multiple digital mediums.

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Dew Tour Returns for Summer 2022

July 29 – 30, 2022.

Carlsbad, Calif. (April 25, 2022)  — The annual Dew Tour pro skateboard competition and festival – powered by MTN DEW® – will return to Des Moines, Iowa on July 29 and 30 at Lauridsen Skatepark for the second consecutive year. The event will be a finals only skateboard competition featuring the very best skaters from across the globe, as well as a two-day festival with activities for all ages. The return of Dew Tour to Des Moines is made possible by its partnership with Catch Des Moines and Polk County, as well as Toyota, returning as the event’s Mobility partner. Dew Tour will be free and open to the public.

In 2020 and 2021, Dew Tour served as a global Olympic qualifying event for the Tokyo Games, which showcased its inaugural year of skateboarding. This year’s Dew Tour features finals only competitions in men’s and women’s individual Street and Park, as well as Adaptive competitions presented by Toyota in men’s and women’s Street and men’s Park. It will also mark the return of the Dew Tour’s Battle of the Shops, featuring regional skate shops that compete as a team against one another on the Street course. Des Moines’ Subsect Skate Shop will be the local shop competing against other midwestern skate shops from Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and Minneapolis.

A myriad of Olympians are expected to compete at this year’s event, including Lizzie Armanto (FIN), Mariah Duran (USA), Aurelien Giraud (FRA), Nyjah Huston (USA), Aori Nishimura (JPN), Tristan Rennie (USA), Pamela Rosa (BRA), Bryce Wettstein (USA) and many more.

The Dew Tour Experience, a festival-style activation located adjacent to the competition venue, will offer fans a fun and free sponsor village, public skate pump track, food and beverages, pro athlete meet and greets and more. The entire Dew Tour event is free and open to the public, with general admission entry. A limited number of VIP ticket packages will be available; details are forthcoming.

The Dew Tour competition venue will be located within Lauridsen Skatepark, the largest skatepark in the United States, boasting 88,000 square feet of skateboarding paradise with two skate bowls, a skate promenade, a skateable sculpture, stairs, ledges and more. The skatepark, which opened in 2021, was built by world-class builders California Skateparks, who has served as the venue architects for Dew Tour since 2014.

Dew Tour will be livestreamed in its entirety on DewTour.com, Facebook Live, YouTube and other major platforms for a total of 15+ hours. Stay updated at DewTour.com and on Facebook , Twitter , Instagram , TikTok and YouTube by following @DewTour .

About Dew Tour

Dew Tour is an innovative contest series and content platform that brings together the world’s best skateboarders, snowboarders, skiers, artists, brands and fans in a celebration of creativity and style. In partnership with DEW®, Dew Tour continues to progress events and content, bringing millions of action sports fans engaging stories and experiences across multiple digital mediums.

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Men’s Park Highlight Video | Dew Tour Des Moines 2022 Closing out the weekend at the 2022 summer Dew Tour in Des Moines, Iowa, was the men’s park competition under the lights at Lauridsen skatepark. Excited fans hung around all day and gathered on the grassy knoll to witness some of the best park skateboarding firsthand. Watch all the best moves that went down in the men’s park. The highlight video above features: Zach Miller, Tate Carew, Tristan Rennie, Collin Graham, Liam Pace, Alex Sorgente, Heimana Reynolds, Cory Juneau, Kieran Woolley, Keegan Palmer, Luiz Francisco, and Gavin Bottger. #dewtour #skateboarding

Women’s Street Highlight Video | Dew Tour Des Moines 2022 A massive crowd of fans gathered in front of the street course to witness some of the best women in skateboarding throwdown at the 2022 Dew Tour. This summer’s competition featured eight women finalists from around the world, including Aori Nishimura, Georgia Martin, Mariah Duran, Funa Nakayama, Rayssa Leal, Chloe Covell, Pamela Rosa, and Momiji Nishiya. Watch the best moves that the ladies put down at Lauridsen skatepark in the highlight video above. #dewtour #skateboarding

Men’s Adaptive Park Highlight Video | Dew Tour Des Moines 2022 At the 2022 Dew Tour Des Moines, some of the best adaptive skateboarders gathered at Lauridsen skatepark to showcase their best moves. Eight adaptive men finalists circled the park deck, ready to throw down their best moves for a chance at the podium. Watch the men's adaptive park presented by Toyota, highlights video above: Oscar Loreto Jr, Joey Murillo, Justin Bishop, Mike Rogers, Steven Breeding, Brandon White, Vinicios Sardi, and Felipe Nunes. #dewtour #skateboarding

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Dew Tour, powered by MTN DEW, concluded its 17th summer skateboard competition and festival showcasing the world’s best skateboarders. It was the second year the event was held in Des Moines, Iowa . After last year’s event serving as a global Olympic qualifying event for skateboarding, this year’s Dew Tour was a finals only competition featuring individual Men’s and Women’s Street and Park competitions, as well as competitions in Men’s and Women’s Adaptive Street, Men’s Adaptive Park and an adaptive Wheelchair Street exhibition, presented by Toyota. 

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Over the past two years, park and street skaters have been competing in phase one of qualification. That entailed stops across the world, where World Skate Ranking (WSR) points were awarded based on finishing positions. More points were up for grabs at world championship events to raise the intensity. From all competitions, only the top four results contributed towards their ranking.

Following the final stop of phase one in Dubai in February this year a cut to the field was made. Only the top 44 eligible skaters were invited to partake in phase two of qualifying: OQS.

Just as with phase one, WSR points will be the ultimate determinant as to who will secure a quota spot for Paris but for the two OQS stops, the ante has been upped.

The points on offer will be worth nearly three times more in Shanghai and Budapest than in the world championships in phase one, meaning no one is safe and everything is to skate for.

But there’s more.

Only three skaters from one National Olympic Committee (NOC) can compete at the Games meaning, for countries where there is depth, the battle will not just be to finish in the top 20. They must also finish in the top three. For the likes of Japan, United States, Brazil and Australia, where inter-country competition is fiercest, an extra layer of intrigue is at play.

So, what does this all mean for the skaters of Team Japan who will be taking part in OQS?

In the below, Olympics.com runs the rule over the skaters hitting the Olympic park bowl and street rails and examining the lay of the land ahead of Shanghai.

As National Olympic Committees have the exclusive authority for the representation of their respective countries at the Olympic Games, athletes' participation at the Paris Games depends on their NOC selecting them to represent their delegation at Paris 2024.

Click here to see the official qualification system for each sport.

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Australian Skateboarders at OQS 2024: Men’s Street

The World Skateboarding Ranking is made up of the best four Olympic qualifying results from phase one.

29. Shane O'Neill, 34

WSR Points: 19,986

Top 4 Olympic Qualifying Results

• World Skateboarding Tour - Rome Street 2022 - 13th
• World Skateboarding Tour - Rome Street 2023 - 10th
• World Skateboarding Tour - Lausanne Street 2023 - 27th
• Street World Championship Tokyo 2023 - 30th

32. Rome Collyer, 18

WSR Points: 13,472

• World Skateboarding Tour - Rome Street 2022 - 65th
• Street World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 20th
• Street World Championship Tokyo 2023 - 89th
• World Skateboarding Tour - Dubai Street 2024 - 13th

38. Tommy Fynn, 35

WSR Points: 8,055

• World Skateboarding Tour - Rome Street 2022 - 24th
• Street World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 41st
• World Skateboarding Tour - Lausanne Street 2023 - 16th
• Street World Championship Tokyo 2023 - 36th

Australia Men’s Street Skateboarding: The stakes

With each of the five continents of the Olympic Movement guaranteed one athlete per event, and Australia the sole country from the continent with representatives in the top 44, one Australian will definitely compete at Paris, but who that will be and whether they will be alone is yet to be decided.

As it stands, 29th-ranked Olympian Shane O'Neill leads the three Australians currently in the mix with Rome Collyer just below him in 32nd and Tommy Fynn in 38th. If all three wanted to be in control of their own destiny each one would need to dramatically improve their ranking to be within the cut-off for the Games.

On momentum alone, Collyer seems to be in the driving seat has secured his best World Skateboarding Tour result at the most recent contest in Dubai. The 18-year-old managed to clinch 13th place in the Emirates which matches O'Neill's second best result.

The skateboarding superstar's top performance came in 2022 where he managed 10th in Rome but O'Neill hasn't shown similar form since.

With so many points available at Shanghai and Budapest O'Neill, Collyer and Fynn still have the opportunity to rise and all three will be hoping at least to come out on top of skaters from Oceania to secure a quota for Paris 2024.

Chloe Covell will arrive in Shanghai as the No.4 ranked women's street skater and the top Australian prospect

Australian Skateboarders at OQS 2024: Women’s Street

4. chloe covell, 14.

WSR Points: 187,520

• Street World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 2nd
• World Skateboarding Tour - Rome Street 2023 - 2nd
• Street World Championship Tokyo 2023 - 4th
• World Skateboarding Tour - Dubai Street - 2nd

15. Liv Lovelace, 20

WSR Points: 33,342

• Street World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 10th
• Street World Championship Tokyo 2023 - 29th
• World Skateboarding Tour - Dubai Street - 13th

17. Haylie Powell, 18

WSR Points: 27,914

• World Skateboarding Tour - Rome 2022 - 19th
• Street World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 14th
• World Skateboarding Tour - Lausanne Street 2023 - 20th

27. Felicity Turner, 17

WSR Points: 12,522

• World Skateboarding Tour - Rome Street 2023 - 42nd
• World Skateboarding Tour - Lausanne Street 2023 - 39th
• Street World Championship Tokyo 2023 - 23rd

Australia Women’s Street Skateboarding: The stakes

The international skateboarding scene since Tokyo has thrown up several new surprise stars but one that has made herself impossible to ignore is Australia's Chloe Covell .

Sitting fourth overall in the rankings, Covell, with her switch skating, has been part of the group accelerating the progression women's street and has been duly rewarded for it: making every single contest final she has entered.

Though unable to secure first, Covell's three second-place finishes show how close she is and why the Olympic spotlight looks set to follow her from here onwards.

But Covell isn't the only Australian in the mix. The country stands to improve on its representation in the discipline at the Games with Liv Lovelace and Haylie Powell both currently inside the cut heading into OQS.

And if that wasn't enough to be excited about for Aussie onlookers, Felicity Turner is currently ranked 27th and could well muscle in on the current top three from her country, which will surely keep Lovelace and Powell on their toes as they eye Paris.

Australian Skateboarders at OQS 2024: Women’s Park

The World Skateboarding Ranking is made up of the best three Olympic qualifying results from phase one.

8. Ruby Trew, 15

WSR Points: 85,123

• Park World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 10th
• World Skateboarding Tour San Juan Park 2023 - 2nd
• Park World Championship Rome Ostia 2023 - 14th
• World Skateboarding Tour - Dubai Park 2024 - 5th

11. Arisa Trew, 14

WSR Points: 61,635

• Park World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 20th
• World Skateboarding Tour San Juan Park 2023 - 7th
• Park World Championship Rome Ostia 2023 - 13th
• World Skateboarding Tour Dubai Park 2024 - 4th

28. Poppy Olsen, 23

WSR Points: 10,950

• Park World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 30th
• World Skateboarding Tour San Juan Park 2023 - 29th
• Park World Championship Rome Ostia 2023 - 19th
• World Skateboarding Tour Dubai Park 2024 - 27th

29. Charlotte Heath, 16

WSR Points: 10,803

• Park World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 35th
• World Skateboarding Tour San Juan Park 2023 - 11th
• Park World Championship Rome Ostia 2023 - 69th
• World Skateboarding Tour Dubai Park 2024 - 59th

33. Aaliyah Wilson, 18

WSR Points: 6,588

• Park World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 51st
• World Skateboarding Tour San Juan Park 2023 - 24th
• Park World Championship Rome Ostia 2023 - 25th
• World Skateboarding Tour Dubai Park 2024 - 24th

34. Coco Crafter, 14

WSR Points: 6,430

• Park World Championship Rome Ostia 2023 - 58th
• World Skateboarding Tour Dubai Park 2024 - 14th

Arisa Trew on the Laureus World Sports Awards red carpet in Madrid.

Australia Women’s Park Skateboarding: The stakes

A crowded field for women's park means that the battle to be one of the top three skaters in Australia, in addition to being inside the qualification cut, promises to be a thrilling one.

Currently leading the way is cross-coder Ruby Trew, who stands alone as the only Aussie in the top 10 in the rankings.

The surfer and skater showed in phase one that she has the tricks to impress having bagged herself a second place in San Juan, and her recent fifth in Dubai shows that she is still keeping up with the pace.

Sitting in 11th, and one many will be studying closely, is Arisa Trew (not related to Ruby).

The 14-year-old was recently recognised as Laureus Action Sportsperson of the Year after she became the f irst female skater to land a 720 - two full rotations mid-air - at a vert competition. The record-breaking moment captured headlines around the world and made her name an unforgettable one. Though there is no vert in the Olympics, that hasn't stopped Trew from stunning crowds with her aerial tricks in the park bowl and the teen seems only to be improving in each contest. Her best result - a fourth place finish - came most recently in Dubai showing her trending upwards at the right time.

Below the Trews, are four Australians who will have their eye on the third and final NOC quota spot. Among the young group is Poppy Olsen, who competed at Tokyo 2020, and she will be hoping to make it two appearances from two attempts if she can improve her standing.

Australian Skateboarders at OQS 2024: Men’s Park

8. kieran woolley, 20.

WSR Points: 76,972

• Park World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 4th
• World Skateboarding Tour San Juan Park 2023 - 15th

11. Keegan Palmer, 21

WSR Points: 62,553

• Park World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 8th
• World Skateboarding Tour San Juan Park 2023 - 3rd
• World Skateboarding Tour Dubai Park 2024 - 16th

15. Keefer Wilson, 16

WSR Points: 44,685

• World Skateboarding Tour San Juan Park 2023 - 12th
• Park World Championship Rome Ostia 2023 - 8th
• World Skateboarding Tour Dubai Park 2024 - 11th

21. Ash Wilcomes, 16

WSR Points: 21,483

• World Skateboarding Tour Dubai Park 2024 - 48th

36. Ethan Copeland, 19

WSR Points: 4,471

• Park World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 33rd
• World Skateboarding Tour San Juan Park 2023 - 21st
• Park World Championship Rome Ostia 2023 - 55th
• World Skateboarding Tour Dubai Park 2024 - 30th

42. Phoenix Sinnerton, 14

WSR Points: 2,958

• Park World Championship Sharjah 2022 - 44th
• World Skateboarding Tour San Juan Park 2023 - 65th
• Park World Championship Rome Ostia 2023 - 44th
• World Skateboarding Tour Dubai Park 2024 - 61st

Australia Men’s Park Skateboarding: The stakes

Park unearthed Australia's first Olympic skateboarding champion Keegan Palmer who clinched gold under the heat of the Japanese summer sun.

And it's also the discipline where, undoubtedly thanks to Palmer's exploits, Australia has one of the deepest fields when it comes to contenders for Paris 2024.

Leading the pack heading into OQS will be Tokyo 2020 Olympian Kieran Woolley . Despite not making a podium throughout phase one of qualifying the 20-year-old has come close, twice with two fourth-place finishes in Sharjah and Dubai. It's the kind of consistency that should see him rewarded in Shanghai and Budapest.

Hot on his wheels in 11th place in the rankings is Palmer who, despite suffering from a bumpy qualification ride in phase one, still has managed to keep himself in the conversation.

But if Palmer wants to realise his dream of winning back-to-back Olympic titles the Australian will need to step up to meet the explosion of talent around him, particularly with the skaters from the USA who, right now, are dictating the standard.

He will also need to find another level because the upward pressure from underneath could mean his position within the top three for Australia isn't necessarily secured.

Keefer Wilson and Ash Wilcomes , ranked 15th and 21st respectively, have both shown they are capable of knocking around the top 10 and with so many points at stake in OQS they can change their fortunes.

Below them, there are two more: Ethan Copeland and Phoenix Sinnerton , meaning the battle is truly on for Australians in men's park.

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