Three divisions, three world champions, and an unforgettable day of Street Scootering at the World Skate Games in Paraguay.
The world’s best street scooter riders delivered an incredible display of progression, technical difficulty, and determination as the Street Scootering World Championship Finals concluded in Asunción, Paraguay.
With world titles on the line in Women’s, Men’s, and Junior Street, the finals showcased the next generation of talent alongside some of the sport’s most established names.
Women’s Street: Romane Gilliet Claims Her First World Title
A new name sits atop the Women’s Street world rankings as France’s Romane Gilliet claimed her first World Championship title with an impressive score of 176.96.
Gilliet’s victory marks a significant moment for Women’s Street Scootering, ushering in the division’s first new world champion since the era of Mia Catalano and Joséphine Zgorski.
France continued its strong showing as former world champion Joséphine Zgorski secured silver with 173.24 points, finishing just 3.72 points behind Gilliet in one of the closest battles of the finals.
Great Britain’s Sophie Molyneux rounded out the podium with 171.00 points, completing an incredibly competitive top three separated by fewer than six points.
Women’s Street Podium
- 1 - Romane Gilliet (FRA) — 176.96
- 2 - Joséphine Zgorski (FRA) — 173.24
- 3 - Sophie Molyneux (GBR) — 171.00
Men’s Street: Jack Walsh Finally Gets His World Championship Moment
Already recognized as one of the world’s best street scooter riders, Jack Walsh (USA) can now officially add World Champion to his list of accomplishments.
Walsh delivered a commanding performance in Asunción, earning 188.60 points and securing his first World Championship title.
Known internationally for his technical ability, creativity, and influence within the core street scene, Walsh has spent years establishing himself among the sport’s elite. His victory in Paraguay represents a major milestone, bringing his reputation and competitive success together on the world stage.
France’s Leonard Bometon claimed silver with 180.50 points, while fellow French rider Lucas Di Meglio completed the podium with 178.07 points.
With an 8.10-point winning margin, Walsh made a statement in one of the most competitive divisions of the championship.
Men’s Street Podium
- 1 - Jack Walsh (USA) — 188.60
- 2 - Leonard Bometon (FRA) — 180.50
- 3 - Lucas Di Meglio (FRA) — 178.07
Junior Street: Jake Roll Proves He’s a Force to Be Reckoned With
The future of Street Scootering was on full display as American Jake Roll delivered an outstanding performance to become the Junior Street World Champion.
Roll has quickly established himself as one of the most exciting young riders in the sport, combining impressive technical skills with the confidence and ability to compete at an exceptional level for his age.
His winning score of 184.03 not only secured him the junior world title but also highlighted just how high the standard of junior scootering has become.
Italy’s Stefano Marzella took silver with 175.70 points, while France’s Ambroise Acher Dubois earned bronze with 168.23 points.
With performances like these, the next generation is proving that the future of competitive street scootering is in excellent hands.
Junior Street Podium
- 1 - Jake Roll (USA) — 184.03
- 2 - Stefano Marzella (ITA) — 175.70
- 3 - Ambroise Acher Dubois (FRA) — 168.23
A Defining Championship for Street Scootering
From Romane Gilliet’s breakthrough victory to Jack Walsh finally capturing his first world title and Jake Roll announcing himself as one of the sport’s brightest young talents, the Street Finals at Asunción 2026 delivered three memorable championship stories.
France demonstrated its depth across the divisions, collecting five of the nine podium positions, while the United States celebrated two world championship titles.
Beyond the medals, the finals reflected the continued evolution of Street Scootering, with athletes pushing technical difficulty, creativity, and consistency on the international stage.
Congratulations to all athletes who competed and helped make the 2026 Street Scootering World Championships an incredible showcase of the sport.