Poppy Starr Olsen
skateboarding · regular · park, bowl
Australian · Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Poppy Starr Olsen (born 1 June 2000 in Sydney) is an Australian park and bowl skateboarder who finished 5th in women's park at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Her contest record includes bronze at X Games Minneapolis 2017, bronze at the 2018 World Skateboarding Championship in Nanjing, the professional-division win at the 2016 Vans Combi Classic, and Skate Australia national titles in 2019 and 2020. She appeared in Vans' 2020 all-women video 'Credits' and directed, as well as skated in, Loop Hardware's 2026 road-trip video 'STFU'.
Notable results
- Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games - Women's Park (2021)5th
- X Games Minneapolis - Women's Skateboard Park (2017)Bronze
- World Skateboarding Championship (Nanjing) - Park (2018)Bronze
- Vans Combi Classic - Professional Division (2016)1st
- Vans Park Series Oceania Regionals (2019)Gold
- Skate Australia National Championships (2020)Gold
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Rep breakdown
- Video parts & film credits15/40
- Contest results & awards35/35
- Social & web presence5/10
- Years active10/10
- Independent sourcing4/5
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