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Olympic snowboarding hopeful Mia Brookes was ‘never going to do anything else’
- Mia Brookes, a 19-year-old snowboarder from Sandbach, Cheshire, will begin her Olympic campaign on Sunday, competing in Big Air and slopestyle competitions after winning gold at the X Games last month.
- Brookes became the youngest snowboarding world champion at 16 in 2023, the first from Britain, and was named BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year.
- Ann Loton, chairwoman of North Staffs Ski Club, has known Brookes for years and described her as 'very special' and 'very driven' in her ambitions.
- Brookes has received strong support from her family, including her parents, who have been passionate snowboarders, attending competitions to encourage her.
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Olympic snowboarding hopeful Mia Brookes was ‘never going to do anything else’
A family friend of the snowboarder has told of her pride as the sport’s youngest world champion prepares to go for gold at the Winter Games.
·London, United Kingdom
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Express & StarStaffordshire Olympic snowboarding hopeful Mia Brookes was ‘never going to do anything else’
A family friend who has known Winter Olympics gold medal hopeful Mia Brookes since she first began snowboarding in Staffordshire has said the world champion was sliding down slopes “almost as soon as she could walk”.
·Ketley, United Kingdom
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