Arisa Trew Wins Olympic Gold in Skateboarding

In a thrilling women's skateboard park final at the Paris Olympics, 14-year-old Arisa Trew of Australia claimed the gold medal with a stunning score of 93.18, making her the youngest gold medallist in Australian Olympic history. Trew's victory came after a nail-biting competition where she outperformed Japan's Cocona Hiraki, who settled for silver with a score of 92.63, and Great Britain's Sky Brown, who took bronze with 92.31. Trew's final run showcased her skill with impressive tricks, including a 540 and a clean, stylish performance that left the competition behind. This win marks Trew as the first Australian woman to win an Olympic gold in skateboarding, further solidifying her status as a rising star in the sport. Her achievement follows her historic milestones of being the first woman to land a 720 and a 900 in competition. With her remarkable performance, Trew not only secured her place on the podium but also made history for Australia and women in sports.