Slackline World Ranking List Winners 2021
We are proud to introduce the winners at the end of 2021. In total the Ranking List defined winners in 3 disciplines, where more than two competitions took place in 2021.
The list only includes slackliners who are competing in contests around the world.
The winners are defined by the sum of the highest points ranking at the two largest events they participated in 2021.
Main Disciplines: |
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| Name | Age | Country | Points | |||
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Trickline Aerial | |||||
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1 | Mao Takebe | 16 | Japan | 1073 | |
| 2 | Mirai Kuwabara | 10 | Japan | 940 | ||
| 3 | Mio Sudō | 22 | Japan | 767 | ||
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Trickline Aerial | |||||
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1 | Louis Sarawout Boniface | 24 | France | 1800 | |
| 1 | Marius Kitowski | 25 | Germany | 1800 | ||
| 1 | Hendle Santos | 27 | Brazil | 1800 | ||
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Freestyle Highline | |||||
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1 | Carmen Schillingmann | 26 | Germany | 1289 | |
| 2 | Taylor St. Germain | 23 | Canada | 1280 | ||
| 3 | Salomé Cholet | – | France | 1190 | ||
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Freestyle Highline | |||||
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1 | Alexian Masson | 26 | France | 2026 | |
| 2 | David Palomo Echavarrieta | 24 | Spain | 2025 | ||
| 3 | Ian Eisenberg | 32 | United States | 1806 | ||
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Speed long | |||||
| 1 | Joshua Leupolz | 30 | Germany | 1500 | ||
Slackline World Ranking List Winners 2020
Due to a lack in slackline competitions, no winners were defined in 2020!
Slackline World Ranking List Winners 2018/19
We are proud to introduce the winners at the end of 2019. In total the Ranking List defined winners in 9 disciplines. The List only includes slackliners who are competing in contests around the world.
2 x
in 2 years
The winners are defined by the sum of the highest points ranking at the two largest events they participated in over the past two years.
In the three main disciplines which gather the most athletes, the top 3 female and male athletes will receive a prize. In the remaining 6 disciplines, we only select a single winner.
We are glad to have Ticket to the Moon and Blackroll as official Partners of our slackline world ranking list, they will gift the winners a hammock and a blackroll!
Main Disciplines: |
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| Name | Age | Country | Points | |||
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Trickline Aerial | |||||
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1 | Akari Sasaki | 14 | Japan | 1500 | |
| 2 | Ayumi Okada | 19 | Japan | 1300 | ||
| “ | Mao Fuchigami | 27 | Japan | 1300 | ||
| 3 | Mio Sudō | 20 | Japan | 1200 | ||
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Trickline Aerial | |||||
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1 | Abraham Hernandez | 26 | Chile | 3000 | |
| 2 | Haruki Kinoshita | 19 | Japan | 2625 | ||
| 3 | Renzo Robles López-Albújar | 23 | Peru | 2438 | ||
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Freestyle Highline | |||||
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1 | Andrea Dattoli Escobedo | 29 | Mexico | 894 | |
| 2 | Louise Lenoble | 26 | France | 688 | ||
| 3 | Liz Thomas | – | United States | 556 | ||
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Freestyle Highline | |||||
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1 | Richard Derico | 34 | Switzerland | 1564 | |
| 2 | Raphael Bacot | 30 | Switzerland | 1549 | ||
| 3 | Pedro Tlaloc Moctezuma Burns | 22 | Mexico | 1028 | ||
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Speedline Sprint | |||||
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1 | Magdalena Preimesberger | 23 | Austria | 900 | |
| 2 | Mia Noblet | – | Canada | 649 | ||
| 3 | Annalisa Casiraghi | 23 | Italy | 629 | ||
| ISA Board – out of competition |
Sarah Gmeiner | 26 | Germany | 942 | ||
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Speedline Sprint | |||||
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1 | Aron Andrijanic | 17 | Switzerland | 1800 | |
| 2 | Joshua Leupolz | 28 | Germany | 1126 | ||
| 3 | Robin Jacquat | 25 | Switzerland | 959 | ||
| ISA Board – out of competition |
Marc Thompson | 26 | Switzerland | 1564 | ||
| ISA Board – out of competition |
Thomas Buckingham | 36 | Switzerland | 1328 | ||
Further Disciplines: |
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| Name | Age | Country | Points | |||
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Jib | |||||
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1 | Jaan Roose | 27 | Estonia | 1800 | |
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Jib | |||||
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1 | Rosa Tokumoto | 31 | Peru | 1240 | |
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Speed long | |||||
| 1 | Nathan Paulin | 25 | France | 1500 | ||
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Rigging | |||||
| 1 | Alexis Gonin | – | Switzerland | 900 | ||
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Blind | |||||
| 1 | Joshua Leupolz | 28 | Germany | 600 | ||
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Endurance | |||||
| 1 | Joshua Leupolz | 28 | Germany | 779 | ||
| “ | Samuel Volery | 35 | Switzerland | 779 | ||
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Transfer | |||||
| 1 | Matias Pavez | 18 | Chile | 1165 | ||
Offical Partners:
ISA Sport Commission:
COVID-19 UPDATE
The toll of Covid-19 on Slackline Events and competitions has been massiv. Therefore the ISA Sport Commission decided to:
- Support online competitions of any kind with active communication through our channels
- Extent the Top Rank Category from 2 to 3 years into the past, accounting for all the missed events in 2020
- Decided not to choose any winners for the year 2020, due to a lack in competitions spread around the world
- Lower the hurdles in participation for Event Organisers (see Ranking List FAQ)
Dear Slackliners, stay active and healthy!