The Tokyo 2020 Olympic medalist will attempt to qualify for Paris 2024 in surfing and skateboarding, at 16 years of age.

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic medalist will attempt to qualify for Paris 2024 in surfing and skateboarding, at 16 years of age.

At just 13 years old, Sky Brown etched her name in the history books by becoming Great Britain's youngest ever Olympic medalist, winning bronze in Skateboarding (Park) at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Now, with Paris on the horizon, Sky Brown is preparing to make history once again, this time competing in not one but two sports.

Born in Japan and raised in Los Angeles by an English father, Sky Brown became a sensation at a very young age. She lived up to expectations with her outstanding performance in Tokyo. Later, at just 14 years old, she was crowned world champion at the World Skate Park Championships.

But skateboarding isn't her only passion. Sky has been surfing since she was four, and surfing holds a special place in her heart. Now, with her sights set on the Paris Olympics, she aims to qualify and compete in surfing, making history as the first British woman in over a century to compete in two different sports at the Olympic Games.

He is currently participating in the ISA World Surfing Games Puerto Rico 2024, the last event that will award the available places for the 2024 Olympic Games and has managed to advance in the main round of the event and is currently in round 3, right halfway to reach the final round of the event, which consists of 7 rounds, not counting the repechage rounds which is the other way to reach the final.

These were Sky's results in the first two heats of the main event: