Brooke wins ahead of Hannah and Matsufuji

1. Brooke Raboutou USA 34
2. Hannah Meul GER 13
3. Matsufuji Anon JPN 3 (7 attempts)
4. Ayala Kerem ISR 3 (9)
5. Zhilu Luo CHN 3 (11)
6. Mia Krampl SLO 1
Complete results

Meul won the semifinal scoring 22 and Anon won the quali with five straight onsights. Natalia Grossman, who ended the 2022 season by winning the five last events, was #8. Overall, Japan had nine girls at the Top-21.

This was the first ever World Cup gold for Brooke after having made the podium nine times, out of which five times in Boulder. Brooke's comments on, IFSC,

"It’s crazy. I feel a lot. It hasn’t really sunk. I knew I had won when I topped the last boulder, but even then, I was like ‘are you sure?’. Most of all I just feel thankful and really happy with my climbing today.” Well known through the climbing community, Raboutou’s family are a big influence, and she becomes the second generation to claim a World Cup gold after mum Robyn Erbesfield-Raboutou: “I called my parents and they are very, very happy. My mum just told me she was really proud of me, but I feel that every day with them anyway. As much as winning a World Cup was a big dream for me, I had to thank my parents because they got me here and they get me up the wall.”