Chloe Kim just won gold in the women's snowboarding halfpipe finals, making her the youngest female snowboarder to ever win gold at the Olympics.
Kim, 17, grabbed the top spot in the qualifying round, scoring a 95.50, almost eight points more than China's Liu Jiayu who came in second. During the finals, she scored a 98.25, which helped her snag her first Olympic gold. Arielle Gold, another U.S. snowboarder, took the bronze with a score of 85.75.
Kim also kept up her #relatable habit of tweeting about snacks between runs. This time around, she wrote about how she wished she finished her breakfast sandwich:
Someone get this champion all the breakfast sandwiches in the world!
Madison is the digital deputy editor at ELLE, where she also covers news, politics, and culture. If she’s not online, she’s probably napping or trying not to fall while rock climbing.
