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At 10, Coco became China’s youngest national games skateboarder, competing in Huizhou despite finishing last.
At 10, Yang Kaiqi, known as Coco, became the youngest athlete to qualify for the women's street skateboarding event at China’s National Games in Huizhou, competing on November 10 despite finishing last in the semifinals.
Her participation marks a milestone in China’s growing skateboarding scene, fueled by Olympic inclusion, increased funding, and early specialization.
Inspired by the Paris Olympics and her peers, Coco began skating at six, earned a spot on the national team, and relocated with her family to Nanjing for training.
Her story reflects a broader shift in China’s sports culture, where youth athletes are gaining national support and public attention, as evidenced by tighter competition and rising youth participation across disciplines.
A los 10 años, Coco se convirtió en la skateboarder más joven de China, compitiendo en Huizhou a pesar de terminar última.