World Rookie Champions shine at Mystic Sk8 Cup: Irene Panzavolta wins Women’s Street

MYSTIC SK8 CUP – LADIES STREET

The 2026 Mystic Sk8 Cup, held in Prague, Czech Republic, delivered another major milestone for the World Rookie Tour. Irene Panzavolta (ITA) claimed victory in the Women’s Street competition, just one year after being crowned 2025 World Rookie Skateboard Tour Champion. Facing one of the strongest international fields of the season, Irene secured a memorable win, once again proving that the World Rookie Tour is a true pathway to the highest level of competitive skateboarding.

The Women’s Street event also featured two more former World Rookie Tour champions among the top five. Laura Zackova (CZE), 2024 Overall World Rookie Skateboard Champion, finished third, while Yara Backx (NED), World Rookie Grom Girl Street Champion, secured an impressive fifth place.

With three former World Rookie Tour champions in the Top 5, the Mystic Sk8 Cup once again showcased the World Rookie Tour as a launchpad for tomorrow’s international skateboarding stars.

 Irene Panzavolta, 1st Place

Strong performances from the World Rookie Tour family:

Several other World Rookie Tour champions also represented the tour in Prague with impressive performances.

Mattia Murroni (ITA) fought his way into the Men’s Street Finals and finished in an excellent 11th place, competing against one of the strongest fields in European skateboarding.

Pascal Texeira (POR), the 2025 Overall World Rookie Skateboard Champion, finished 14th in the Men’s Street competition after another solid performance against a world-class lineup.

Beau Brunclair (BEL), 2025 World Rookie Skateboard Champion, concluded the event in 18th place. While the final ranking didn’t reflect his full potential, Beau once again demonstrated the passion, commitment and progression that define the World Rookie Tour spirit.

Congratulations to Irene and to all the World Rookie Tour riders who proudly represented the tour at one of Europe’s most prestigious skateboarding events. Their results continue to demonstrate that the World Rookie Tour is more than a competition, it’s a pathway to the international skateboarding scene.