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Silas Chang

United States
8.01Fastest run we hold

Silas Chang of the United States has 2 senior international speed results on record with us between 2022 and 2022, and a fastest run of 8.01.

8.01Fastest run we hold
2senior international results
33rdbest finish
2022seasons
Season by season

Every result we hold.

2022
EventLevelRoundPlaceBest run
IFSC - Climbing World Cup (B,S) - Salt Lake City (USA) 2022 · Salt Lake City World Cup / World Championship Qualification 38th 8.01
IFSC - Climbing World Cup (B,S) - Salt Lake City (USA) 2022 · Salt Lake City World Cup / World Championship Qualification 33rd 8.21
Domestic competition

National federation results.

National cups and championships, crawled from the federations' own results systems. Shown but not ranked: a domestic championship can run several age groups over more than one route length on the same day, so these runs do not set a personal best. Place is given where the source states one.

2023
EventPlaceFederationWallTime
2023 Youth National The Front/USAC Training Center · U20 3rd United States · USA Climbing USA Climbing National Training Center 6.54
2022
EventPlaceFederationWallTime
2022 Youth National Championships FA Arlington Heights · U19 6th United States · USA Climbing First Ascent Arlington Heights 7.61
2022 National Team Trials, Stone Summit 6th United States · USA Climbing Stone Summit / Central Rock Kennesaw 6.84

Senior international results from 2021 onward, compiled from the official World Climbing results archive. Place is the finishing position in the deepest round reached. Best run is the fastest clean ascent recorded at that event, elimination heats included. Youth results and domestic national competition are held in the roster data but are not listed here.

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