THE SKATERS most famous (WOMEN)

Alana Smith
 
Alana became the youngest X Games medalist in history when she took silver at age 12 in Women's Park at Barcelona 2013. Since then, she's established herself as a rising force. Her go-for-broke approach to contests can be risky, but there are rewards: She was the first woman to land a McTwist in a vert comp, and she won best trick at the Kimberley Diamond Cup Mini Mega contest in fall 2014 with a backflip, beating the men. In 2015, she collected wins at the prestigious Girls Combi Classic and Vert Attack 9. She says she's trying to be more consistent, so look for her to add a second X Games medal.

Leticia Bufoni
  
 Bufoni, a native of the city of Sao Pablo- brazil, where he was born 21 years ago by 13 April 1993, has been in recent years one of the skaters largest contributor in the dissemination of practice and also in the affirmation of women on the sport.
Today is undoubtedly is the world's women concerning five distinctions in the popular X Games, of which two were gold medals, one silver and one bronze in the category skate course. And in the women's World Cup it has established itself in the last four editions.
What is most noteworthy of Bufoni their courage, their suitability and creativid

Karen Jonz
 
Karen Jonz (Santos, September 29, 1983) , is a Brazilian skateboarder, world-tetra-champion, in addition to being a designer, artist, writer, singer and youtuber.

Pamela Rosa 
 
 Pamela recently won XG Oslo Women's Street, becoming the youngest champ in the discipline (age 16). The gold came after earning silver at both Austin 2014 & 2015; she's the most consistent skater in the women's game right now. Growing up in a poor family in Brazil, skateboarding is helping better her family's status. She's shy, and the attention she's garnering (she already has more than 41,000 Instagram followers) is a bit intimidating. But competing sure doesn't intimidate her, and she has a nice bag of flip tricks, including her favorite, a backside double flip. The teen will graduate from high school in Nov. 2016).