In an exhilarating conclusion to the X Games Osaka 2025, action sports athlete Arisa Trew made headlines by claiming her seventh gold medal in women’s skateboarding, setting a new record for the most X Games gold medals in the category. This remarkable achievement for the 15-year-old from Palm Beach, Australia, came on the same weekend she also dominated the Women’s Skateboard Vert event, reinforcing her position in the sport’s history.
Trew impressed the crowd with her final run in the Women’s Skateboard Park, scoring an outstanding 93.33 points after executing a series of remarkable tricks, including a switch McTwist executed perfectly at the buzzer. With this double gold victory, she has not only matched the previous record for consecutive double golds set by BMX legend Dave Mirra but has also established herself as a formidable force in skateboarding.
Alongside Trew’s historic performance, Tom Schaar also made headlines in the Men’s Skateboard Park final, defending his gold medal with a score of 90.33 points. Schaar’s impressive routine showcased a series of complex tricks, ensuring he emerged victorious against a highly competitive field. This win marks Schaar’s second consecutive title in this discipline, bringing his total X Games medal tally to an impressive 16.
The BMX Flatland final saw Japan’s own Moto Sasaki clinch a silver medal despite overcoming a serious elbow injury leading up to the event, showcasing his resilience and skill in front of a supportive audience. Similarly, in the Skateboard Vert Best Trick contest, Moto Shibata thrilled the local crowd by earning a silver medal with a technical front foot impossible lien 540.
In the BMX Street final, Jordan Godwin from Wales rounded out an outstanding performance by securing the bronze medal. His routine included a series of intricate tricks that captivated both judges and spectators alike.
Overall, the Monster Energy team had a stellar performance at the X Games Osaka 2025, securing a total of 13 medals across various events, spanning four golds, four silvers, and five bronzes. This strong showing propels them towards the upcoming X Games Salt Lake City 2025, where they will aim to continue their winning streak.
With young talents like Trew leading the charge and seasoned athletes such as Schaar consistently delivering, the future of action sports looks incredibly promising.