IFSC Youth World Championships in Arco: all the Lead titles
Today, during the last day of the IFSC World Youth Championships at Arco, six Lead titles were awarded. Ashima Shiraishi (Usa) doubled her takings after winning the Youth B World Championship to be crowned Youth B Lead World Champion. Slovenia's Janja Garnbret did exactly the same in the Youth A category.
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Ashima Shiraishi, Youth B Lead World Champion & Boulder World Champion
Giulio Malfer
Finals Youth B Lead
The Under 16 Lead World Championship was won by Ashima Shiraishi. In doing so the American climber has doubled her takings, after having won the Youth B World Championship a few days earlier. Slovenia's Mia Krampl won silver, bronze was won by Italy's Laura Rogora.
The new male Youth B Lead World Champion is France's Sam Avezou. Belgium's Harold Peeters won silver, while Italys' Pietro Biagini won a deserved bronze medal.
Finals Youth A Lead
After having won the Youth B World Championship, Slovenia's Janja Garnbret demonstrated her talent and power to win the Lead World Championship. America's Margo Hayes, after having won silver in the Boulder World Championship, won silver in theLead World Championship, while Japan's Aika Tajima won bronze.
Sascha Lehmann from Switzerland won the male Under 18, ahead of superb Italian Stefano Carnati (the 10th medal for Italy) and France's Hugo Parmentier, bronze.
Finals Juniors Lead
Belgium's Anak Verhoeven is the new Juniors Lead World Champion. Silver was won by Austria's Jessica Pilz, while France's Julia Chanourdie won bronze. In the male event the Juniors Lead World Champion title was won by Bernhard Röck. Silver went to Jesse Grupper from the USA, while Japan's Keiichiro Korenaga won bronze.
Read all competition reports on the official website www.rockmasterfestival.com
The Under 16 Lead World Championship was won by Ashima Shiraishi. In doing so the American climber has doubled her takings, after having won the Youth B World Championship a few days earlier. Slovenia's Mia Krampl won silver, bronze was won by Italy's Laura Rogora.
The new male Youth B Lead World Champion is France's Sam Avezou. Belgium's Harold Peeters won silver, while Italys' Pietro Biagini won a deserved bronze medal.
Finals Youth A Lead
After having won the Youth B World Championship, Slovenia's Janja Garnbret demonstrated her talent and power to win the Lead World Championship. America's Margo Hayes, after having won silver in the Boulder World Championship, won silver in theLead World Championship, while Japan's Aika Tajima won bronze.
Sascha Lehmann from Switzerland won the male Under 18, ahead of superb Italian Stefano Carnati (the 10th medal for Italy) and France's Hugo Parmentier, bronze.
Finals Juniors Lead
Belgium's Anak Verhoeven is the new Juniors Lead World Champion. Silver was won by Austria's Jessica Pilz, while France's Julia Chanourdie won bronze. In the male event the Juniors Lead World Champion title was won by Bernhard Röck. Silver went to Jesse Grupper from the USA, while Japan's Keiichiro Korenaga won bronze.
Read all competition reports on the official website www.rockmasterfestival.com
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