Qualification for Paris 2024 is now complete, and the field is set for the 2024 Paris Olympics. Read on to learn how skateboarders earned their spots in Paris and find out who will be participating in the park and street contests there.

Each competition (men's street, women's street, men's park, women's park) will feature 22 skaters. In total, 88 skaters qualified for the Paris Games.

Qualification for the 2024 Olympics was determined by the world skateboarding rankings maintained by the sport's governing body, World Skate. The qualification period, which included two years worth of competitions, ended on June 23, 2024.

Qualifying was broken into two phases:

• Phase 1 ended in May and was based on results from all contests up to that point. The top 44 skaters in each discipline were then invited to compete in the Olympic Qualifier Series (Phase 2).
• Phase 2 was the Olympic Qualifier Series, which consisted of two separate competitions. The first took place in Shanghai in May, and the second took place in Budapest in June.

For the final rankings, one-third of the points came from Phase 1, and one-third came from each of the two Olympic Qualifier Series events. 

For each discipline, 20 athletes qualified for the Olympics based on the world rankings. Each nation is limited to a maximum of three athletes per gender in each discipline. Each continent is guaranteed at least one athlete per discipline.

Additionally, France is guaranteed a spot in each discipline as the Olympics host nation, and one spot in each event is reserved for a universality invitation, which is given to an athlete from a country with a historically small Olympic delegation.

Below is the list of athletes who qualified to compete in street skateboarding at the Paris Games. Skaters are listed in order of their final world ranking.

Men's Street
Ginwoo Onodera, Japan
Sora Shirai, Japan
Yuto Horigome, Japan
Jagger Eaton, United States
Nyjah Huston, United States
Gustavo Ribeiro, Portugal
Chris Joslin, United States
Richard Tury, Slovakia
Matias Dell Olio, Argentina
Aurelien Giraud, France
Kelvin Hoefler, Brazil
Giovanni Vianna, Brazil
Cordano Russell, Canada
Matt Berger, Canada
Ryan Decenzo, Canada
Joseph Garbaccio, France
Felipe Gustavo, Brazil
Vincent Milou, France
Jhancarlos Gonzalez, Colombia
Mauro Iglesias, Argentina
Shane O'Neill, Australia
Brandon Valjalo, South Africa

Women's Street
Coco Yoshizawa, Japan
Liz Akama, Japan
Rayssa Leal, Brazil
Funa Nakayama, Japan
Chloe Covell, Australia
Chenxi Cui, China
Paige Heyn, United States
Poe Pinson, United States
Wenhui Zeng, China
Yuanling Zhu, China
Roos Zwetsloot, Netherlands
Pamela Rosa, Brazil
Jazmin Alvarez, Cololmbia
Natalia Munoz, Spain
Liv Lovelace, Australia
Keet Oldenbeuving, Netherlands
Gabi Mazetto, Brazil
Vareeraya Sukasem, Thailand
Mariah Duran, United States
Haylie Powell, Australia
Lucie Schoonheere, Australia
Boipelo Awuah, South Africa

Below is the list of athletes who qualified to compete in park skateboarding at the Paris Games. Skaters are listed in order of their final world ranking. 

Men's Park
Tate Carew, United States
Keegan Palmer, Australia
Gavin Bottger, United States
Tom Schaar, United States
Augusto Akio, Brazil
Kieran Woolley, Australia
Luigi Cini, Brazil
Pedro Barros, Brazil
Danny Leon, Spain
Viktor Solmunde, Denmark
Keefer Wilson, Australia
Alex Sorgente, Italy
Hampus Winberg, Sweden
Vincent Matheron, France
Steven Pineiro, Puerto Rico
Yuro Nagahara, Japan
Alessandro Mazzara, Italy
Thomas Augusto, Portugal
Alain Kortabitarte, Spain
Andy Macdonald, Great Britain
Tyler Edtmayer, Germany
Dallas Oberholzer, South Africa

Women's Park
Cocona Hiraki, Japan
Arisa Trew, Australia
Sakura Yosozumi, Japan
Sky Brown, Great Britain
Hinano Kusaki, Japan
Raicca Ventura, Brazil
Bryce Wettstein, United States
Ruby Trew, Australia
Dora Varella, Brazil
Ruby Lilley, United States
Isadora Pacheco, Brazil
Minna Stess, United States
Naia Laso, Spain
Heili Sirvio, Finland
Lilly Stoephasius, Germany
Nana Taboulet, France
Lola Tambling, Great Britain
Fay Ebert, Canada
Emilie Alexandre, France
Julia Benedetti, Spain
Haohao Zheng, China
Aya Asaqas, Morocco

Twelve athletes have qualified for the 2024 U.S. Olympic skateboarding team. The U.S. earned the maximum of three spots in each of the four Olympic events.

Men's Street
Jagger Eaton
Nyjah Huston
Chris Joslin

Men's Park
Tate Carew
Gavin Bottger
Tom Schaar

Women's Street
Paige Heyn
Poe Pinson
Mariah Duran

Women's Park
Bryce Wettstein
Ruby Lilley
Minna Stess