Thai Skateboarders Dominate SEA Games: 10-Year-Old Wins Gold
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A stunning display of skill and determination saw young Thai skateboarders claim both gold and bronze medals in the street skateboarding competition at the 33rd SEA Games, held on Dec. 14, 2025, at the Extreme Stadium in Hua Mak, Bangkok. The victories highlight Thailand’s rising prominence in the sport and signal a bright future for its burgeoning skateboarding community.
Rising Star Nong Mini Secures Gold
Nong Mini, a 10-year-old athlete from Chankao Udomphen, captivated audiences and judges alike, securing the gold medal with an impressive score of 160.34 points. This remarkable achievement underscores the dedication and talent within Thailand’s national skateboarding program. Mini’s performance is particularly noteworthy given her age, demonstrating a level of athleticism and composure beyond her years.
Sukkasem Claims Bronze, Completing Thai Podium Success
Adding to Thailand’s success, Wareeraya Sukkasem, known as ‘ST’, a 13-year-old skateboarder, earned a well-deserved bronze medal. Sukkasem’s score of 111.18 points further cemented Thailand’s position as a force to be reckoned with in Southeast Asian skateboarding. The dual podium finish is a testament to the strength and depth of the Thai national team.
Competition Details and Venue
The 33rd SEA Games skateboarding competition took place at the Extreme Stadium, located within the Sports Authority of Thailand complex in Hua Mak. The venue provided a dynamic and challenging environment for the athletes, showcasing the sport’s exciting blend of technical skill and creative expression.
A Promising Future for Thai Skateboarding
The success of Nong Mini and Wareeraya Sukkasem at the SEA Games is expected to inspire a new generation of skateboarders in Thailand. The Extreme Sports Association of Thailand, credited with providing the event photography, is likely to see increased interest in the sport and further investment in its development. This victory is not just a win for the athletes, but a win for the entire Thai skateboarding community, signaling a promising future for the sport in the nation.
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