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Street 2022 World Skateboarding Championships in Sharjah set for semifinal showdown

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SHARJAH: The quarterfinals of the Street 2022 World Skateboarding Championships at Aljada Skate Park in Sharjah on Friday saw big tricks and a dramatic day of action that set up the highly anticipated semifinals on Saturday for some of the sports finest athletes.

Among them was Chloe Covell, at 12 years old the youngest competitor in the field, who said: “I feel good after that, I got a pretty big score and it’s definitely given me more confidence leading into the finals.

I think what got me the score was me doing switch tricks — standing the opposite way to do a trick — which gets you more points.

I hope the semifinal will go well and I think everything will go to plan if I just do what I can do and not overthink it too much.” The Street 2022 World Skateboarding Championships’ grand finale for both men and women at Aljada Skate Park is on Sunday, Feb.

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