Published May 12, 2025
The 2025 FAR’n HIGH Skateboard Pro/Am Open wrapped up a high-energy weekend at the Halle de Skate du Cœur d’Essonne in Villiers-sur-Orge, just south of Paris. With over 2,000 spectators in attendance, a redesigned street course, and a €15,000 prize purse on the line, the event delivered standout performances across both the men's and women's fields.
In the men’s final, Taiga Nagai of Japan clinched his first major international victory, landing a flawless run packed with technical difficulty and amplitude. He was closely followed by Chase Webb (USA), whose aggressive rail work earned him second place, and Maurio McCoy (USA), who rounded out the podium with stylish switch variations and solid consistency.
Men’s Final Results:
- Taiga Nagai (JPN)
- Chase Webb (USA)
- Maurio McCoy (USA)
- Max Berguin (FRA)
- Kilian Zehnder (SUI)
- Vitus Silas Sondrup (DEN)
- Julian Agliardi (USA)
- Ivan Monteiro (BRA)
- Julian Christianson (USA)
- Koffe Kroon (SWE)
- Felipe Gustavo (BRA)
- Ivan Federico (ITA)
On the women’s side, Keet Oldenbeuving (NED) took top honors with a clean and confident showing in the finals. The Dutch skater impressed the judges with her technical lines and consistent execution, reaffirming her place among the top European talents in street skateboarding.
Oldenbeuving’s victory marks another milestone in her growing international résumé and signals strong momentum heading into the midseason calendar.
Results, stats & predictions provided by: wyldata.com
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