It was anyone's game at the women's street skateboarding [1] finals as the fifth-round for best trick [2] were underway at the Tokyo Olympics [3]. Momiji Nishiya [4] of Japan ended up winning the gold medal due to her successful performance of a gap [5]-to-lip [6] putting her at a score of 15.26. At just 13 years old, she made history as the first-ever gold medalist for women's olympic street skateboarding.

An announcer was heard exclaiming "teenagers are taking over the world," as the top three skaters of the finals began to solidify. Placing third was 16-year-old Funa Nakayama [7], also of Japan, and Brazil's 13-year-old Rayssa Leal [8] came in second. So the announcer was correct teenagers are taking over the world or at least the world of street skateboarding. With the overall supportive and smile-filled competition (with a ton of smiles from Margielyn Didal [9] of the Philippines), we're excited to see what the park skateboarding competition [10] has in store.

Scroll through to see more images of Nishiya and footage of the skateboarding finals.