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IFSC Combined World Cup Ranking 2019 Women As of 27.10.2019 After IFSC Climbing Worldcup (L) - Inzai (JPN) 2019 (26.10.2019)

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IFSC Combined World Cup Ranking 2019 Women As of 27.10.2019 After IFSC Climbing Worldcup (L) - Inzai (JPN) 2019 (26.10.2019) IFSC Combined World Cup Ranking 2019 WoMen As of 27.10.2019 after IFSC Climbing Worldcup (L) - Inzai (JPN) 2019 (26.10.2019) Rank Firstname Lastname Nation Bouldering 1 Bouldering 2 Lead 1 Lead 2 Speed 1 Speed 2 Points 1 Janja Garnbret SLO 1.0 (VailWC) 1.0 (MoscowWC) 1.0 (VillarsWC) 1.0 (BriançonWC) 15.0 (ChongqingWC) 17.0 (MoscowWC) 255 2 Akiyo Noguchi JPN 2.0 (VailWC) 2.0 (ChongqingWC) 1.0 (XiamenWC) 3.0 (VillarsWC) 18.0 (ChongqingWC) 19.0 (VillarsWC) 4104 3 Jessica Pilz AUT 3.0 (ChongqingWC) 5.0 (MoscowWC) 1.0 (KranjWC) 2.0 (ChamonixWC) 20.0 (MoscowWC) 24.0 (VillarsWC) 14400 4 Miho Nonaka JPN 4.0 (WujiangWC) 4.0 (VailWC) 4.0 (InzaiWC) 12.5 (ChamonixWC) 7.0 (VillarsWC) 14.0 (WujiangWC) 78400 5 Lucka Rakovec SLO 4.0 (MoscowWC) 7.0 (MunichWC) 2.0 (KranjWC) 4.0 (XiamenWC) 25.0 (XiamenWC) 30.0 (ChongqingWC) 168000 6 YueTong Zhang CHN 10.0 (ChongqingWC) 13.0 (MoscowWC) 1.0 (ChamonixWC) 4.0 (BriançonWC) 20.0 (XiamenWC) 24.0 (WujiangWC) 249600 7 Fanny Gibert FRA 2.0 (MunichWC) 3.0 (VailWC) 7.0 (InzaiWC) 12.0 (KranjWC) 22.0 (XiamenWC) 28.0 (VillarsWC) 310464 8 Jain Kim KOR 13.0 (VailWC) 18.0 (ChongqingWC) 1.0 (InzaiWC) 2.0 (XiamenWC) 24.0 (XiamenWC) 29.0 (WujiangWC) 325728 9 Julia Chanourdie FRA 4.0 (MunichWC) 6.0 (WujiangWC) 6.0 (VillarsWC) 11.0 (ChamonixWC) 12.0 (XiamenWC) 20.0 (WujiangWC) 380160 10 Ai Mori JPN 3.0 (WujiangWC) 19.5 (MeiringenWC) 2.0 (VillarsWC) 3.0 (KranjWC) 35.0 (XiamenWC) 40.0 (WujiangWC) 491400 11 Mia Krampl SLO 3.0 (MunichWC) 21.0 (ChongqingWC) 2.0 (BriançonWC) 4.0 (VillarsWC) 33.0 (XiamenWC) 37.0 (MoscowWC) 615384 12 Futaba Ito JPN 5.0 (ChongqingWC) 6.0 (MoscowWC) 8.0 (InzaiWC) 14.0 (KranjWC) 13.0 (VillarsWC) 15.0 (ChamonixWC) 655200 13 Shauna Coxsey GBR 2.0 (MoscowWC) 3.0 (MeiringenWC) 17.0 (VillarsWC) 17.0 (ChamonixWC) 21.0 (VillarsWC) 25.0 (ChamonixWC) 910350 14 Petra Klingler SUI 4.0 (ChongqingWC) 5.0 (MeiringenWC) 12.5 (ChamonixWC) 19.5 (VillarsWC) 13.0 (MoscowWC) 17.0 (WujiangWC) 1077375 15 Kyra Condie USA 8.0 (MeiringenWC) 10.0 (VailWC) 9.0 (KranjWC) 10.0 (InzaiWC) 12.0 (ChamonixWC) 15.0 (MoscowWC) 1296000 16 Anouck Jaubert FRA 25.5 (WujiangWC) 31.0 (MunichWC) 28.0 (BriançonWC) 30.0 (XiamenWC) 1.0 (VillarsWC) 2.0 (WujiangWC) 1328040 17 YiLing SONG CHN 35.0 (MoscowWC) 35.5 (WujiangWC) 33.0 (XiamenWC) 37.0 (VillarsWC) 1.0 (MoscowWC) 1.0 (ChongqingWC) 1517092 18 Sol Sa KOR 7.0 (MoscowWC) 8.0 (WujiangWC) 16.0 (BriançonWC) 20.0 (KranjWC) 7.0 (XiamenWC) 14.0 (ChongqingWC) 1756160 19 Ashima Shiraishi USA 8.0 (ChongqingWC) 17.0 (MunichWC) 3.0 (BriançonWC) 4.0 (ChamonixWC) 34.0 (XiamenWC) 41.0 (ChongqingWC) 2275008 20 Aries Susanti Rahayu INA 43.5 (MoscowWC) 46.0 (MeiringenWC) 31.0 (InzaiWC) 38.0 (XiamenWC) 1.0 (XiamenWC) 1.0 (WujiangWC) 2357178 21 Ievgeniia Kazbekova UKR 5.0 (MunichWC) 10.5 (MoscowWC) 6.0 (XiamenWC) 9.0 (BriançonWC) 28.0 (XiamenWC) 34.0 (ChongqingWC) 2698920 22 Laura Rogora ITA 5.0 (VailWC) 24.0 (MunichWC) 5.0 (InzaiWC) 7.0 (KranjWC) 27.0 (XiamenWC) 33.0 (MoscowWC) 3742200 23 Alannah Yip CAN 7.0 (ChongqingWC) 9.0 (MoscowWC) 18.0 (InzaiWC) 21.0 (XiamenWC) 12.0 (MoscowWC) 16.0 (WujiangWC) 4572288 24 Elnaz Rekabi IRI 9.0 (WujiangWC) 12.0 (ChongqingWC) 11.0 (KranjWC) 11.0 (XiamenWC) 17.0 (XiamenWC) 21.0 (MoscowWC) 4665276 25 Aleksandra Kalucka POL 23.5 (VailWC) 37.0 (WujiangWC) 27.0 (KranjWC) 28.0 (InzaiWC) 2.0 (ChamonixWC) 5.0 (WujiangWC) 6573420 26 Margo Hayes USA 7.0 (VailWC) 17.0 (ChongqingWC) 7.0 (BriançonWC) 9.0 (InzaiWC) 30.0 (XiamenWC) 37.0 (ChamonixWC) 8321670 27 Sandra Lettner AUT 11.0 (MeiringenWC) 12.0 (MoscowWC) 14.0 (InzaiWC) 18.0 (VillarsWC) 14.0 (XiamenWC) 18.0 (MoscowWC) 8382528 28 Vita Lukan SLO 6.0 (MunichWC) 14.0 (ChongqingWC) 5.0 (BriançonWC) 10.0 (ChamonixWC) 46.0 (VillarsWC) 47.0 (ChongqingWC) 9080400 29 Iuliia Kaplina RUS 33.0 (MunichWC) 44.5 (WujiangWC) 32.0 (InzaiWC) 37.0 (XiamenWC) 2.0 (ChongqingWC) 3.0 (MoscowWC) 10432224 30 Oceania Mackenzie AUS 6.0 (MeiringenWC) 14.0 (MunichWC) 20.0 (InzaiWC) 21.0 (BriançonWC) 17.0 (ChongqingWC) 18.0 (ChamonixWC) 10795680 31 Elena Krasovskaia RUS 19.0 (MunichWC) 27.5 (ChongqingWC) 15.0 (XiamenWC) 19.0 (InzaiWC) 9.0 (MoscowWC) 11.0 (ChamonixWC) 14742337 32 Viktoriia Meshkova RUS 12.0 (MunichWC) 16.5 (MoscowWC) 13.0 (VillarsWC) 16.0 (ChamonixWC) 19.0 (XiamenWC) 20.0 (VillarsWC) 15649920 33 Natalia Kalucka POL 25.0 (VailWC) 39.0 (MoscowWC) 27.0 (InzaiWC) 32.0 (BriançonWC) 4.0 (VillarsWC) 5.0 (ChongqingWC) 16848000 34 Alma Bestvater GER 12.0 (VailWC) 19.0 (MunichWC) 22.0 (InzaiWC) 25.0 (KranjWC) 8.0 (XiamenWC) 22.0 (ChongqingWC) 22070400 35 Di Niu CHN 38.0 (WujiangWC) 39.0 (ChongqingWC) 29.0 (XiamenWC) 45.0 (VillarsWC) 3.0 (VillarsWC) 4.0 (XiamenWC) 23208120 36 Alex Johnson USA 7.0 (MeiringenWC) 8.0 (MunichWC) 23.0 (KranjWC) 24.0 (InzaiWC) 23.0 (XiamenWC) 36.0 (WujiangWC) 25595136 37 Natsumi Hirano JPN 24.5 (MoscowWC) 26.5 (MeiringenWC) 4.0 (KranjWC) 6.0 (BriançonWC) 38.0 (MoscowWC) 45.0 (VillarsWC) 26645220 38 Andrea Rojas ECU 36.0 (MeiringenWC) 42.0 (MoscowWC) 26.0 (BriançonWC) 28.0 (XiamenWC) 5.0 (ChamonixWC) 6.0 (XiamenWC) 33022080 39 Afra H√∂nig GER 6.0 (VailWC) 10.0 (MeiringenWC) 21.0 (InzaiWC) 22.0 (KranjWC) 31.0 (XiamenWC) 40.0 (VillarsWC) 34372800 40 Patrycja Chudziak POL 43.5 (MoscowWC) 47.0 (WujiangWC) 33.0 (BriançonWC) 36.0 (XiamenWC) 3.0 (WujiangWC) 5.0 (VillarsWC) 36432990 41 Rong JIANG CHN 15.5 (ChongqingWC) 25.5 (MunichWC) 27.0 (XiamenWC) 30.0 (BriançonWC) 11.0 (MoscowWC) 12.0 (WujiangWC) 42260130 42 Hung Ying Lee TPE 16.0 (WujiangWC) 25.0 (ChongqingWC) 24.0 (XiamenWC) 25.5 (InzaiWC) 13.0 (WujiangWC) 14.0 (MoscowWC) 44553600 43 Emily Phillips GBR 10.5 (MoscowWC) 11.0 (MunichWC) 22.0 (XiamenWC) 23.0 (BriançonWC) 27.0 (MoscowWC) 29.0 (XiamenWC) 45760869 44 Molly Thompson-Smith GBR 22.0 (VailWC) 40.5 (ChongqingWC) 5.0 (ChamonixWC) 6.0 (InzaiWC) 41.0 (ChamonixWC) 43.0 (VillarsWC) 47124990 45 Anna Brozek POL 45.0 (MoscowWC) 47.0 (WujiangWC) 30.0 (InzaiWC) 37.0 (BriançonWC) 4.0 (ChamonixWC) 6.0 (VillarsWC) 56343600 46 Brooke Raboutou USA 15.5 (VailWC) 21.5 (MeiringenWC) 16.0 (VillarsWC) 17.0 (BriançonWC) 23.0 (VillarsWC) 28.0 (ChamonixWC) 58374736 47 Chloe Caulier BEL 9.0 (ChongqingWC) 15.5 (VailWC) 24.0 (ChamonixWC) 25.0 (BriançonWC) 26.0 (ChongqingWC) 27.0 (WujiangWC) 58757400 48 Valentina Aguado ARG 18.5 (VailWC) 19.5 (ChongqingWC) 18.0 (ChamonixWC) 18.0 (BriançonWC) 24.0 (MoscowWC) 25.0 (VillarsWC) 70129800 49 Sienna Kopf USA 16.5 (MoscowWC) 20.0 (VailWC) 27.0 (BriançonWC) 36.0 (VillarsWC) 14.0 (VillarsWC) 16.0 (MoscowWC) 71850240 50 Iqomah Nurul INA 40.0 (MoscowWC) 44.0 (ChongqingWC) 29.0 (InzaiWC) 35.0 (XiamenWC) 7.0 (ChongqingWC) 7.0 (ChamonixWC) 87533600 51 Vanda Michalkova SVK 9.0 (MunichWC) 18.5 (VailWC) 17.0 (KranjWC) 19.0 (BriançonWC) 39.0 (MoscowWC) 48.0 (ChamonixWC) 100675224 52 Anne-Sophie Koller SUI 22.5 (MunichWC) 33.0 (MoscowWC) 12.0 (BriançonWC) 13.0 (KranjWC) 36.0 (MoscowWC) 40.0 (ChongqingWC) 166795200 53 Heloise Doumont BEL 32.0 (MeiringenWC) 37.5 (MoscowWC) 13.0 (InzaiWC) 13.0 (BriançonWC) 32.0 (XiamenWC) 35.0 (MoscowWC) 227136000 54 Andrea K√ºmin SUI 19.0 (MunichWC) 24.5 (MoscowWC) 26.0 (VillarsWC) 29.0 (ChamonixWC) 29.0 (MoscowWC) 37.0 (VillarsWC) 376609051 55 Sofya Yokoyama SUI 21.0 (MoscowWC) 23.0 (MeiringenWC) 29.0 (BriançonWC) 34.0 (VillarsWC) 27.0 (VillarsWC) 33.0 (ChamonixWC) 424328058 56 Alejandra Contreras CHI 21.0 (VailWC) 32.0 (MunichWC) 36.0 (ChamonixWC) 38.0 (VillarsWC) 26.0 (VillarsWC) 27.0 (ChamonixWC) 645345792 57 Urska Repusic SLO 14.0 (MunichWC) 29.0 (MeiringenWC) 32.0 (VillarsWC) 35.0 (ChamonixWC) 36.0 (ChamonixWC) 42.0 (VillarsWC) 687536640 58 Iuliia Panteleeva RUS 32.0 (WujiangWC) 34.0 (MoscowWC) 37.0 (ChamonixWC) 42.0 (VillarsWC) 22.0 (MoscowWC) 23.0 (WujiangWC) 855520512 59 Maria Benach Zubero ESP 23.5 (VailWC) 30.0 (MunichWC) 31.0 (BriançonWC) 41.0 (ChamonixWC) 44.0 (VillarsWC) 46.0 (ChamonixWC) 1813615320 60 Lucinda Ann Stirling AUS 40.5 (ChongqingWC) 47.0 (WujiangWC) 25.5 (InzaiWC) 34.0 (XiamenWC) 36.0 (XiamenWC) 49.0 (ChamonixWC) 2911190058 61 Sarah Tetzlaff NZL 45.5 (ChongqingWC) 49.5 (WujiangWC) 36.0 (BriançonWC) 46.0 (VillarsWC) 38.0 (ChamonixWC) 39.0 (WujiangWC) 5527453932.
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