Fay De Fazio Ebert: a Golden 13-year-old Skateboarding Sensation

In the world of skateboarding, where adrenaline meets gravity, there’s a new kid on the block, and her name is Fay De Fazio Ebert. At just 13 years old, this Toronto girl proved that age is just a number when she rolled into the Pan American Games and emerged with a heartwarming tale of triumph, complete with a golden finish.

Timing is Everything

In a sport that’s making its Pan Am debut in Santiago, the pressure was on for the other talented women to match De Fazio Ebert’s incredible performance. With a score of 82.71 in the first round, she set the bar high, and then she went on to better her own mark with an astonishing 84.66 in the second round. But guess what, it gets event better! With the gold medal within her reach, Fay De Fazio Ebert decided to attempt a challenging move she’d been working on in warm-up, a kick-flip indie. Her play was high-risk with an ever-higher reward. Though it unfortunately didn’t go as planned it didn’t stop her one bit. She’d already secured her place in history as the first-ever gold medallist in women’s park skateboarding at the Pan Am Games.

Finishing With Style

With a white feather adorning her helmet, courtesy of her pet duck, Richard, Fay De Fazio Ebert dropped into the Pan Am Games park bowl and left spectators and fellow competitors in awe. She wasn’t just there to participate, she was there to conquer!

Passion and Drive

Fay De Fazio Ebert’s journey into skateboarding was a classic case of “love at first skate.” Introduced to the sport through a learn-to-skateboard camp in downtown Toronto at the tender age of eight, she fell in love with the feeling of the board beneath her feet. Skateboarding has wormed its way into her heart, and she looks forward to pursuing it. Thankfully skateboarding made its debut in Tokyo Olympic Games just two years ago and is set to feature again in Paris next summer. So, it’s safe to say Fay’s future in the sport looks incredibly promising. To make it to the Olympics, she needs to be ranked among the world’s top 44 and compete in a pair of Olympic qualifiers. Currently sitting at 23rd, she’s well on her way to the world’s biggest stage.

Conclusion

In Santiago, Fay De Fazio Ebert not only grabbed a gold medal but also a wealth of experience. Skateboarding is not just about the tricks, it’s about the spirit of camaraderie and the pursuit of that indescribable feeling when you roll into glory. She’s already accomplished so much at such a young age and shows no sign of stopping. Make sure you keep your eyes peeled and watch out for Fay De Fazio Ebert!

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