IFSC World Championships Paris 2016, Semi-Finals Men Bouldering & Women Lead

The IFSC World Championships are currently in full swing in Paris and nearing its decisive stages. This evening the Semi-Finals of the Men's Bouldering and Women's Lead will take place at the same time, from 19:00 - 21:30 circa, and pave the way for further live action tomorrow and on Sunday.

IFSC World Championships Paris 2016 - Semi-Finals - Men Bouldering & Women Lead

PROGRAM (GMT+2)
Saturday 17th September (LIVE)
09:00-11:30 Lead Semi-Final Men
09:00-11:30 Bouldering Semi-Final Women
17:00 Opening Ceremony (not LIVE)
17:30-19:00 Bouldering Final Men
19:30 Awarding Ceremony
20:15-21:00 Speed Final Men
21:00-22:00 Lead Final Women
22:00 Awarding Ceremony

Sunday 18th September (LIVE)
12:00-13:30 Bouldering Final Women
14:00 Awarding Ceremony
14:45-15:30 Speed Final Women
15:30-16:30 Lead Final Men
16:30 Awarding Ceremony

Startlist 1/2 Final Lead Women
1 Heloïse Doumont 1998 BEL
2 Tina Johnsen Hafsaas 1994 NOR
3 Charlotte Durif 1990 FRA
4 Rebeka Kamin 1996 SLO
5 Alina Ring 1998 SUI
6 Delaney Miller 1995 USA
7 Margo Hayes 1998 USA
8 Claire Buhrfeind 1998 USA
9 Dinara Fakhritdinova 1992 RUS
10 Hélène Janicot 1993 FRA
11 Nolwenn Arc 2000 FRA
12 Yuka Kobayashi 1987 JPN
13 Katharina Posch 1994 AUT
14 Mathilde Becerra 1991 FRA
15 Molly Thompson- Smith 1997 GBR
16 Hannah Schubert 1997 AUT
17 Anne-Sophie Koller 1996 SUI
18 Christine Schranz 1988 AUT
19 Salomé Romain 1996 FRA
20 Julia Chanourdie 1996 FRA
21 Jessica Pilz 1996 AUT
22 Magdalena Röck 1994 AUT
23 Mina Markovic 1987 SLO
24 Janja Garnbret 1999 SLO
25 Anak Verhoeven 1996 BEL
26 Jain Kim 1988 KOR

Startlist 1/2 Final Boulder Men
1 Jernej Kruder 1990 SLO
2 Sean Mccoll 1987 CAN
3 Tomoaki Takata 1995 JPN
4 Keita Watabe 1993 JPN
5 Sergii Topishko 1988 UKR
6 Tyler Landman 1990 GBR
7 Tsukuru Hori 1989 JPN
8 Gabriele Moroni 1987 ITA
9 James Kassay 1985 AUS
10 Manuel Cornu 1993 FRA
11 Nathan Phillips 1994 GBR
12 Mickael Mawem 1990 FRA
13 Adam Ondra 1993 CZE
14 Jeremy Bonder 1991 FRA
15 Alexey Rubtsov 1988 RUS
16 Rustam Gelmanov 1987 RUS
17 Jongwon Chon 1996 KOR
18 Kokoro Fujii 1992 JPN
19 Alban Levier 1994 FRA
20 Tomoa Narasaki 1996 JPN