Associated PressNishiya, just 13, gives Japan sweep in street skateboarding
Thirteen-year-old Momiji Nishiya of Japan won the first Olympic skateboard competition for women on Monday, giving the host nation a sweep of golds in the street event after Yuto Horigome won the menโs competition. Rayssa Leal, a Brazilian who is also 13, won the silver, her countryโs second in skateboarding after Kelvin Hoefler finished second on Sunday in the menโs event. The womenโs bronze went to Funa Nakayama of Japan.
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