Profiles
X Games Ventura Athlete Profiles
A collection of profiles, stories and backgrounds on some of our top athletes set to compete at X Games Ventura 2024 presented by SONIC.
Nyjah Huston
Nyjah Huston is a fun follow on social media. There he is, rolling up to Coachella with a crew of stylish women. Then he’s DJing with Diplo at a house party -- HIS house party, and in gorgeous Laguna Beach. One minute he’s in Vegas, the next he’s doing donuts in his newly modded-out BMW M8 or riding a dirt bike over rugged trails...
Reese Nelson
Reese Nelson is like a lot of 11-year-olds. She and her younger sister, Stassi, play with Barbie and American Girl dolls. Reese and her big brother, Nash, spend hours on Minecraft. She likes breakfast burgers. She’s also the youngest-ever medalist at X Games and is poised to make more history at X Games Ventura 2024. THE Tony Hawk has taken Reese under his, um, wing. So much for being like a lot of 11-year-olds…
Hannah Roberts
Buchanan, Michigan, seems an unlikely place to produce a five-time BMX Park world champion and Olympic medalist. But that’s where Hannah Roberts grew into a star. The youngest of four sisters, Hannah, now 22, was inspired by her cousin Brett Banasiewicz, one of the top BMX riders at the time...
Arisa Trew
Australia’s Arisa Trew made history on May 29, becoming the first woman skateboarder to land a 900. It’s been a wild 12 months for the teen. She enjoyed the best X Games of any 13-year-old ever in 2023, earning gold medals in Women’s Skateboard Park AND Skateboard Vert. That smashed a record Shaun White set 20 years ago as the youngest to win two gold at one X Games and made Arisa the first female skateboarder to do the double. Oh, and she also used the first 720 in a woman’s vert contest for a dramatic walk-off victory.