WST Park World Cup Rome 2025 Results: Women’s Open Qualifier – 11 June
The excitement of skateboarding reached new heights on June 11, 2025, in Rome as 54 talented female athletes competed fiercely in the Women’s Open Qualifier of the WST Park World Cup. With gripping performances and thrilling scores, this day set the stage for an extraordinary competition ahead.
Overview of the Competition
In this event, athletes had two opportunities to showcase their skills, each delivering a run that would contribute to their qualifying scores. The competition featured eight pre-seeded skaters, though one had to withdraw at the last minute. Ultimately, the top 33 athletes based on their best run scores advanced to the quarter-finals, ensuring a high level of talent remained in contention.
Top Performers
Japanese skateboarder Matsumoto Ibuki emerged as the star of the day, clinching the top spot with an impressive score of 63.51 during her second run. Her performance not only highlighted her skills but also confirmed her as a formidable competitor in this high-stakes environment.
Following closely behind was Cui Chenxi from the People’s Republic of China, who delivered a solid performance with a score of 57.94. As the fourth-place finisher at the Paris 2024 Olympics, Cui’s consistency and skill shone through, securing her a strong position heading into the next rounds.
Rounding out the top three was another talented Japanese skater, Ozeki Mei, who demonstrated her prowess with a score of 54.87. Her technical abilities and flow on the board were evident, setting the stage for an exciting next phase in the competition.
A Closer Look at the Scores
Several standout performances were noted in the qualification round, with athletes showcasing a range of tricks and styles, all vying for a chance at glory. Here’s a breakdown of the top 10 finishes in the Women’s Open Qualifier:
- Matsumoto Ibuki (JPN) – 63.51
- Cui Chenxi (CHN) – 57.94
- Ozeki Mei (JPN) – 54.87
- Valentina Krauel (ESP) – 50.21
- Abbie Burns (ESP) – 43.73
- Ivet Terol Méndez (ESP) – 43.22
- Onishi Nanami (JPN) – 42.32
- Maria Eduarda Souza (BRA) – 38.49
- Natalia Muñoz (ESP) – 37.49
- Zhang Yan (CHN) – 37.31
One notable mention is Pamela Rosa from Brazil, a seasoned competitor and two-time world champion. Despite her vast experience, she faced challenges during her qualification run, barely making the cut in 31st place with a score of 19.92. This outcome highlighted the unpredictable nature of competition and the fierce talent present in the field.
The Road Ahead
The results from the open qualifiers not only set a competitive tone for the subsequent rounds but also illustrated the evolving landscape of women’s skateboarding. With rising stars like Ibuki and experienced athletes like Rosa, the upcoming quarter-finals are poised to be a spectacular display of skill and creativity.
As we look forward to the next stages of the WST Park World Cup, the anticipation builds. Who will rise to the occasion, and who will etch their name into skateboarding history? Only time will tell as these athletes prepare to give it their all.
