Skateboarding at the 2020 Summer Olympics
Qualification Skateboarders
Park	men	women
Street	men	women
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There were 80 quota spots available for skateboarding at the 2020 Summer Olympics. Each NOC could obtain a maximum of 3 spots in each event (total 12 maximum across the 4 events). Each event had 20 athletes competing: 3 from the World Championships, 16 from world rankings, and 1 from the host, Japan. ^[1] The full list of skaters qualified was announced on 9 June 2021. ^[2]

Timeline

Event	Date	Venue
2021 Street Skateboarding World Championships	30 May – 6 June 2021	Rome
2021 World Skateboarding Championships Park	14–20 June 2021	Canceled
Olympic World Skateboarding Rankings	30 June 2021	—

Qualification summary

NOC	Men		Women		Total
	Park	Street	Park	Street	Athletes
Australia	2	1	1	1	5
Austria				1	1
Belgium		1		1	2
Brazil	3	3	3	3	12
Canada	1	2		1	4
Chile			1		1
China			1	1	2
Colombia		1			1
Denmark	1				1
Finland			1		1
France	1	2	1	1	5
Germany	1		1		2
Great Britain			2		2
Italy	2			1	3
Japan	1	3	3	3	10
Netherlands				3	3
Peru		1			1
Philippines				1	1
Poland			1		1
Portugal		1			1
Puerto Rico	1	1			2
South Africa	1	1	1	1	4
Spain	2		1		3
Sweden	1				1
United States	3	3	3	3	12
Total: 25 NOCs	20	20	20	20	80

Men's park

Event	Places	Qualified athlete
Host nation	1	Ayumu Hirano ( JPN)
World Olympic Rankings	16	Heimana Reynolds ( USA)   Cory Juneau ( USA)   Luiz Francisco ( BRA)   Pedro Barros ( BRA)   Zion Wright ( USA)   Keegan Palmer ( AUS)   Oskar Rozenberg ( SWE)   Pedro Quintas ( BRA)   Ivan Federico ( ITA)   Steven Pineiro ( PUR)   Alessandro Mazzara ( ITA)   Vincent Matheron ( FRA)   Jaime Mateu ( ESP)   Kieran Woolley ( AUS)   Tyler Edtmayer ( GER)   Danny Leon ( ESP)
World Championships (Re-Allocation)	3	Andy Anderson ( CAN)   Rune Glifberg ( DEN)   Dallas Oberholtzer ( RSA)**
Total	20

**Continental representation

Women's park

Event	Places	Qualified athlete
Host nation	0	–
World Olympic Rankings	16	Misugu Okamoto ( JPN)   Sakura Yosozumi ( JPN)   Sky Brown ( GBR)   Poppy Starr Olsen ( AUS)   Lizzie Armanto ( FIN)   Kokona Hiraki ( JPN)   Bryce Wettstein ( USA)   Dora Varella ( BRA)   Isadora Pacheco ( BRA)   Brighton Zeuner ( USA)   Jordyn Barratt ( USA)   Yndiara Asp ( BRA)   Julia Benedetti ( ESP)   Lilly Stoephasius ( GER)   Zhang Xin ( CHN)   Madeleine Larcheron ( FRA)
World Championships & Host Nation (Re-Allocation)	4	Amelia Brodka ( POL)   Josefina Tapia Varas ( CHI)   Bombette Martin ( GBR)   Melissa Williams ( RSA)**
Total	20

**Continental representation

Men's street

Event	Places	Qualified athlete
Host nation	0	–
World Championships	3	Nyjah Huston ( USA)   Yuto Horigome ( JPN)   Sora Shirai ( JPN)
World Olympic Rankings	16	Kelvin Hoefler ( BRA)   Gustavo Ribeiro ( POR)   Aurélien Giraud ( FRA)   Jake Ilardi ( USA)   Jagger Eaton ( USA)   Vincent Milou ( FRA)   Matt Berger ( CAN)   Manny Santiago ( PUR)   Shane O'Neill ( AUS)   Ángelo Caro ( PER)   Felipe Gustavo ( BRA)   Yukito Aoki ( JPN)   Giovanni Vianna ( BRA)   Micky Papa ( CAN)   Axel Cruysberghs ( BEL)   Jhancarlos González ( COL)
Host Nation (Re-Allocation)	1	Brandon Valjalo ( RSA)**
Total	20

**Continental representation

Women's street

Event	Places	Qualified athlete
Host nation	0	–
World Championships	3	Pamela Rosa ( BRA)   Rayssa Leal ( BRA)   Aori Nishimura ( JPN)
World Olympic Rankings	16	Letícia Bufoni ( BRA)   Momiji Nishiya ( JPN)   Mariah Duran ( USA)   Roos Zwetsloot ( NED)   Candy Jacobs ( NED)   Hayley Wilson ( AUS)   Funa Nakayama ( JPN)   Alexis Sablone ( USA)   Keet Oldenbeuving ( NED)   Margielyn Didal ( PHI)   Alana Smith ( USA)   Zeng Wenhui ( CHN)   Lore Bruggeman ( BEL)   Julia Brueckler ( AUT)   Charlotte Hym ( FRA)   Asia Lanzi ( ITA)
Host Nation (Re-Allocation)	0	Boipel Awuah ( RSA)**
Re-Allocation	2	Andrea Benítez ( ESP)   Annie Guglia ( CAN) [3]
Total	20

**Continental representation

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