US surfer Caroline Marks
US surfer Caroline Marks

US surfer Caroline Marks

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American surfer Caroline Marks won the gold medal in women's surfing at the Paris Olympics, narrowly defeating Brazil's Tatiana Weston-Webb by just 0.17 points with a score of 10.50. Marks, who previously finished fourth in the Tokyo Olympics, showcased her skills throughout the competition and described her victory as a moment beyond her wildest dreams. In the men's competition, French Polynesian surfer Kauli Vaast claimed gold, triumphing over Australia's Jack Robinson. Both Marks and Vaast became first-time Olympic medalists, as defending champion Carissa Moore was eliminated in the quarterfinals. The event was celebrated by crowds along the Teahupo'o shores, marking a historic day for surfing at the Olympics. Marks' win continues a strong legacy for American surfers in Olympic competition.

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