Ana Julia Da Silva has kept her roller freestyle park world title. The Brazilian finished first in the women's event at the 2026 World Skate Games in Asuncion, Paraguay. It was her second world crown in a row.
Brazil on top of the women's park
World Skate reported the outcome plainly: Brazil dominated the women's roller freestyle park. The championship has been run by World Skate since 2017.
The Games ran from 2 to 18 October 2026 in Asuncion. Spain's Carla Martín took silver, posting 79.10 points in the second round. That result closed Spain's medal campaign at the Games.
From Sorocaba to back-to-back crowns
Da Silva comes from Sorocaba and is known as Julika. In 2025 she won her title in Japan, ahead of local favourite Mei Myoga, with Han Qimuge of China third.
Her rise has been quick. In 2024, aged 14, she won a FISE World Series stop in France and became the first woman to land a 900. At the FISE Montpellier park finale in 2025 she won the women's title at 15, as Brazil completed a double with Danilo Senna in the men's event.
In Asuncion she also entered the vert competition, finishing third behind Sorachi Kawasaki and Ayumi Kayaki. Kawasaki, the winner, was just 15 years old.
Still early in her career, Da Silva now holds the park title for a second straight season, with Brazil firmly set at the front of the women's field.
