"To me, snowboarding is really an art form, and I think every athlete, every snowboarder has her own style, and that makes them stand out."
The 2018 Winter Olympics cemented Chloe Kim as the female face of both snowboarding and action sports. At age 17, with a score of 98.25 on her third and final run, Chloe became the youngest woman in history to win an Olympic snowboarding Gold medal.
After being accepted to Princeton University, Chloe took the 2019-20 season off from competing to focus on her education. Returning in January 2021 after a 20-month hiatus from snowboarding competition, Chloe continued her dominance of the sport, winning all four women's superpipe events in the 2020-21 season, including her sixth X Games gold medal and her second World Championship.
Chloe followed her record-shattering 2018 Olympic season with a nearly undefeated 2018-19 winter, winning five consecutive events, including her first World Championships Gold and her fifth X Games Gold.
Chloe has had just as much success off of the mountain as she has had on it, being featured on Forbes 30 under 30 list, TIME's 100 list as well as TIME's 30 Most Influential Teens list 3 years in a row and has been on the cover of Sports Illustrated, Sports Illustrated Kids and ESPN Magazine along with an appearance in a Maroon 5 video and the Charlie's Angels reboot. Additionally, Chloe has taken home four ESPY Awards, two Nickelodeon Kids Choice Sports Awards, and two Laureus World Sports Awards and finished as a semi-finalist on 2020s season of the Masked Singer; what can't this girl do!
The 2018 Winter Olympics cemented Chloe Kim as the female face of both snowboarding and action sports. At age 17, with a score of 98.25 on her third and final run, Chloe became the youngest woman in history to win an Olympic snowboarding Gold medal.
After being accepted to Princeton University, Chloe took the 2019-20 season off from competing to focus on her education. Returning in January 2021 after a 20-month hiatus from snowboarding competition, Chloe continued her dominance of the sport, winning all four women's superpipe events in the 2020-21 season, including her sixth X Games gold medal and her second World Championship.
Chloe followed her record-shattering 2018 Olympic season with a nearly undefeated 2018-19 winter, winning five consecutive events, including her first World Championships Gold and her fifth X Games Gold.
Chloe has had just as much success off of the mountain as she has had on it, being featured on Forbes 30 under 30 list, TIME's 100 list as well as TIME's 30 Most Influential Teens list 3 years in a row and has been on the cover of Sports Illustrated, Sports Illustrated Kids and ESPN Magazine along with an appearance in a Maroon 5 video and the Charlie's Angels reboot. Additionally, Chloe has taken home four ESPY Awards, two Nickelodeon Kids Choice Sports Awards, and two Laureus World Sports Awards and finished as a semi-finalist on 2020s season of the Masked Singer; what can't this girl do!
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