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Jagger Eaton and Nyjah Huston, skateboarders from the United States, secured second and third place, respectively, at the Men’s Street Finals during the Olympic Games in Paris, France. The event comprised of two rounds: prelims and finals and took place on a diverse course combining bowls and bends, allowing athletes to gather speed and perform mid-air tricks.

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At 23 years old, Jagger Eaton earned 281.04 points, while 29-year-old Nyjah Huston scored 279.38 points. Jagger’s consistent top-three finishes in past matches made this victory predictable.

Both athletes shone in the Street final, with Jagger now holding both a silver and bronze medal in his two Olympic appearances, while Nyjah earned his first Olympic win with a bronze medal. Paragraph 3:
Nyjah Huston expressed his view of greatness as being a true skateboarder, someone who skates for the love of the sport and can seamlessly transition between street skating and competition.

He emphasized that what he is most proud of and what most people will remember him for are the video parts and tricks performed on the streets. Paragraph 4:
This accomplishment underscores the dedication and prowess of Team USA’s skateboarders as they continue to leave a lasting impact on the Olympic Games.