Mazel Paris Qualified for Asian Games Skateboarding Final
Twelve-year-old skater Mazel Paris advanced to the medal round following a strong performance at the Aichi Sky Expo.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Extreme Sports
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Twelve-year-old Mazel Paris successfully qualified for the women's park skateboarding final at the Asian Games. She secured her spot after earning a score of 73.93 points during the heats held in Japan.
Why it matters
Qualifying for the medal round at the Asian Games represents a significant achievement for the young competitor on the international stage. The event showcases top talent in park skateboarding as athletes compete for the podium.
Mazel Paris advanced with a score of 73.93, while Mizuho Hasegawa topped the field with 89.15 points and Meng Lingyan qualified with 72.53 points. Elizabeth Amador missed the cut after recording a score of 59.99.
The players
Mazel Paris
She is a twelve-year-old skateboarder competing in the women's park event at the Asian Games.
Mizuho Hasegawa
She is a competitive skateboarder who led the qualification heats with the highest score.
Elizabeth Amador
She is a skateboarder who participated in the qualification heats but failed to advance to the final.
The details
The qualification heats took place at the Aichi Sky Expo Hall B, where athletes performed individual runs to determine the finalists. While Paris and other top-scorers moved forward, competitors including Elizabeth Amador, Freya Brown, Mikhayla Caya, and Huen Yi Wong did not qualify for the next stage.
Timeline
The skateboarding heats occurred on Thursday at Aichi Sky Expo Hall B.
The medal round is scheduled to take place on Friday morning.
Season Trajectory
Advancing to the final significantly alters the competitive standing for these athletes within the current regional circuit. This placement positions the finalists as frontrunners for the podium, influencing the broader narrative of the tournament's medal table.
Mazel Paris secured a spot in the final by outperforming other competitors, including Elizabeth Amador, who finished with 59.99 points. The final will determine the medalists based on the performance of the qualified athletes.
The takeaway
The performance highlights the rising influence of younger athletes in high-level park skateboarding. Spectators can monitor the Friday morning medal round to see if these qualification scores translate into podium finishes.
What happens next
The final medal round for the women's park skateboarding competition is scheduled for Friday morning.
Further reading
For more updates on tournament results, check out the Extreme Sports section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Philstar.
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