Michelle Hulliger and Dylan Chuat are the lead Swiss champions in 2021

At the end of the Swiss Climbing Cup 2021, the lead climbing championship was awarded yesterday in the Griffig climbing hall in Uster. Last year's winner Dylan Chuat successfully defended his title among the elite men. Michelle Hulliger won the women's gold medal.

62 athletes started yesterday in the fifth and final competition of the SportXX Swiss Climbing Cup 2021. For the national season finale, not only the Swiss champions in the supreme discipline of climbing were chosen, but also the most successful athletes of the entire season.

In the finals of the best six women, Michelle Hulliger (Ramsei BE) was the only one to achieve the top grip and thus climbed confidently to this year's championship title. Andrea Kümin (Winkel ZH) and Liv Egli (Hünibach BE) completed the podium on ranks 2 and 3.

Dylan Chuat is Swiss champion in lead climbing 2021.
Dylan Chuat is Swiss champion in lead climbing 2021. (Image SAC / Joel Schweizer)

As in the previous year, Dylan Chuat (Vernayaz VS) prevailed over his competitors in the elite men. In the final, only half a train separated him from runner-up Jonas Utelli (Thun BE). Sascha Lehmann (Burgdorf BE) won the bronze medal.

Winner of the SportXX Swiss Climbing Cup overall ranking 2021
In the overall ranking of this year's SportXX Swiss Climbing Cup series, Andrea Kümin wins ahead of Michelle Hulliger and Sofya Yokoyama (role VD). In the men's category, Dylan Chuat takes the lead ahead of Dimitri Vogt (Biel BE) and Sascha Lehmann.

Ranking list men

RANKNAMEFIRST GIVEN NAME
1CHUATDylan
2UTELLIJonas
3LEHMANNSascha
4VOGTDimitri
5GREEN FIELDSNino
6GEISENHOFFPhilipp
7CLEMENCEJulien
8FLICKDimitri Lucca
9JOSTDario
10FAVENils

Ranking women

RANKNAMEFIRST GIVEN NAME
1HULLIGERMichelle
2KüminAndrea
3EGLILiv
4CHOONGKatherine
5EGLIZoe
6LANGENKAMPAina
7TANNERJael
8NiederbergerJoëlle
9GLASSERNoa Rosanna
10VILLIGERElena

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