Janja Garnbret (SLO) superior with two Tops

Janja Garnbret, who flashed all four problems in the qualification, continued doing the first two in a total of 3 attempts in the final. No one did another top, and so Garnbret secured another Bouldering win. On the third and last boulder she got the zone on her first attempt and then she retired after her second try. Brooke Raboutou (USA) was runner up and was actually the only one being close to the Top of the first two boulders. Third was Miho Nonaka (JPN) with two zones. Akiyo Noguchi and Jessica Pilz finished fourth and fifth. French speed specialist Anouck Jaubert was ranked sixth, after getting the first zone on her second try, ahead of Seo and Miroslaw. Complete results

1. Janja Garnbret SLO 2T3z (c) Jon Glassberg/Louder Than 11
2. Brooke Raboutou USA 3z
3. Miho Nonaka JPN 2z
4. Akiyo Noguchi JPN 2z
5. Jessica Pilz AUT 2z
6. Anouck Jaubert FRA 1z
7. Chaehyun Seo KOR 0z
8. Aleksandra Miroslaw POL 0z

Ranking after 2/3 stages
1 Garnbret Janja (SLO) 5*1 -- 5
2 Miroslaw Aleksandra (POL) 1*8 -- 8
3 Nonaka Miho (JPN) 3 *3 -- 9
4 Jaubert Anouck (FRA) 2*6 -- 12
5 Raboutou Brooke (USA) 7 *2 -- 14
6 Noguchi Akiyo (JPN) 4*4 -- 16
7 Pilz Jessica (AUT). 6 *5 -- 30
8 Seo Chaehyun (KOR) 8*7 -- 56
If the ranking in the lead stage is the same as in lead qualifications, then the medals go to Garnbret, Nonaka and Seo. This is also true if the order of the athletes is the same and Garnbret places 2nd or 3rd. If Janja places first and everyone else's order is the same, Miroslaw replaces Seo on the podium. Jessy Pilz can get a medal (silver) if she wins the lead stage. Nonaka will get a medal if she places 6th. (Corrected the article re. Garbrets attempts on the first problem)