The Street League Skateboarding event returned for the second year in a row to the central court of Roland-Garros, a famous tennis stadium in Paris. The event attracted around 10,000 spectators who gathered to watch skateboarders perform tricks and compete for top honors. The competition took place in an electric atmosphere, with the crowd cheering for each successful trick and impressive performance. In the men’s category, American skateboarder Nyjah Huston, 31, won after making a strong return from injury. He narrowly edged out Japanese skateboarder Toa Sasaki and Brazilian rider Giovanni Vianna. French skateboarder Vincent Milou, who had high hopes from his team, finished fifth. Milou wore a special shirt signed by French footballer Lizarazu and dedicated by Zinedine Zidane, a former French football star. Milou described the shirt as a lucky charm, though it wasn’t enough to secure him a higher finish. The women’s competition was dominated by Japanese athletes, with four of the five finalists being from Japan. However, 16-year-old Australian Chloe Covell ultimately won the category with a score of 31.9 points. The final was closely contested, but Covell managed to outperform her rivals. Meanwhile, 16-year-old French skateboarder Lucie Schoonheere made her debut in the Street League Skateboarding (SLS) circuit and finished in 10th place. Schoonheere noted the intense level of competition, comparing the atmosphere to that of the Paris Olympics. The French team faced challenges in both categories. In the men’s event, they were without injured skateboarder Aurélien Giraud, and Lawrence Ravail failed to reach the final during the qualifiers. Despite these setbacks, the event still showcased the growing popularity of skateboarding and the high standards of competition in the sport.