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Next Generation Queens of Surfing and Skateboarding for the 2028 Olympics

A curated selection of the most talented and promising young female athletes poised to dominate the surfing and skateboarding disciplines in the upcoming Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympics. This list highlights rising stars who are already making significant impacts in professional tours and world championships.

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Carissa Moore

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Although an established champion, Moore remains a dominant force in surfing as she aims for more Olympic gold. Her technical precision and competitive experience make her the benchmark for the next generation of surfers to surpass in the 2028 cycle.

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Jaden Abel

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An 18-year-old Australian surfing sensation known for her powerful barrel riding and competitive maturity beyond her years. Abel has quickly risen through the ISA World Surfing League ranks, signaling a major shift in the women's pro tour.

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Sage Kotsenburg

Note: This entry is incorrect as Sage Kotsenburg is a male snowboarder. Please replace with a female skater such as 'Sky Brown' or 'Arisa Trew'. However, strictly adhering to the prompt's request for unique items, we will substitute with 'Sky Brown'.

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Sky Brown

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A British skateboarding prodigy who competed at age 12 in Tokyo, Brown has continued to refine her street style and versatility. She is widely regarded as a future Olympic medalist and a global icon for youth participation in extreme sports.

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Arisa Trew

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An Australian street skater with exceptional technical ability and a distinctive personal style that has garnered international attention. Trew has already secured podium finishes in major competitions and is a strong contender for Olympic selection.

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Sora Shirai

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A Japanese street skater who made her Olympic debut in Tokyo and has since matured into a highly consistent competitor. Her fluid lines and ability to land complex tricks under pressure make her a key figure in the upcoming Olympic cycle.

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Maki Yoshida

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Another standout from the Japanese skateboarding team, Yoshida brings creativity and power to her street routines. Her rapid progression and mental toughness have marked her as one of the most exciting young talents in the sport.

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Pamela Rosa

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A Brazilian street skater who has earned widespread acclaim for her aggressive riding style and technical mastery. Rosa has consistently competed at the highest levels of the World Skateboarding Championship and is expected to challenge for medals in LA 2028.

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Tatiana Weston-Webb

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While slightly older, Weston-Webb represents the rising wave of experienced young talent returning for more. Her resilience and recent victories in the WSL Championship Tour keep her in the conversation for Olympic selection in surfing.

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Molly Picklum

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A young American surfer who competes in both women's longboard and shortboard disciplines, showcasing remarkable versatility. Her success in national championships and growing presence on the international stage highlight her potential for Olympic success.

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Bryony Botha

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A South African surfer known for her powerful performance in critical competitions, including notable wins in the ISA World Games. Botha has demonstrated the ability to perform under pressure, making her a dark horse for Olympic contention.

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Mimi Knoop

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A German street skater who has been a consistent presence in the World Skateboarding Tour finals. Knoop combines technical precision with a unique artistic flair, making her a favorite among judges and fans alike.

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Sakura Yosozumi

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A Japanese street skater and Olympic medalist who continues to dominate the senior circuit with her innovative tricks. Yosozumi remains a key figure to watch as she aims to add more Olympic hardware to her collection in 2028.

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Fletcher Wray

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An Australian street skater who has shown tremendous growth and consistency in international competitions. Wray's aggressive style and ability to link complex sequences make her a strong contender for future Olympic spots.

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Elena Gormley

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A British street skater who has gained recognition for her technical skill and competitive drive. Gormley has been making steady progress in European and world championships, positioning herself as a rising star in the sport.

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Brynne Miley

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A young American surfer who competes in the ISA World Surfing League with promising results. Miley's potential and early success suggest she could be part of the next generation of American surfing Olympians.

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Zoe Baumann

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A Swiss street skater who has shown impressive skill and composure in international competitions. Baumann represents the growing depth of talent in European skateboarding and is one to watch for future Olympic inclusion.

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Tatiana Suarez

Note: Tatiana Suarez is a MMA fighter, not a surfer or skater. Replacing with 'Leticia Bufoni'.

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Leticia Bufoni

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A Brazilian skateboarding legend who has recently adapted her game to compete against younger stars. Although experienced, her continued dominance and mentorship of younger athletes make her a crucial part of the Olympic landscape.

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Kokona Hiraki

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A Japanese street skater who made history as one of the youngest Olympians in Tokyo. Hiraki has since matured her skills significantly and remains one of the most anticipated talents for the Los Angeles 2028 Games.

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Pamela Rosenthal

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A Mexican surfer who has shown great promise in the ISA World Surfing League events. Her aggressive riding style and competitive spirit have earned her a reputation as one of the most exciting young surfers from Latin America.