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2003 IFSC Climbing World Youth Championships
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Competition climbing event
2003 UIAA World Youth Championship 19 - 21 September 2003 BUL Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria Canteleu 2003 Edinburgh 2004
The 2003 UIAA World Youth Championship (13th), was held in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria from 19 to 21 September 2003.https://www.ifsc-climbing.org/events/youth-worldchampionship-veliko-tarnovo-bul-2003 IFSC Youth World Championships Veliko Tarnovo 2003 10 August 2025 The competition climbing championships consisted of the lead event for the under 20, under 18, and under 16 age categories.
Medal table
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Medalists
Male
Junior (Under 20) Leadhttps://ifsc.results.info/event/326/general/lead Junior Male Lead final results 10 August 2025Eduard Marin Garcia ESPJorg Verhoeven NEDFabien Dugit FRA Youth A (Under 18) Leadhttps://ifsc.results.info/event/326/general/lead Youth A Male Lead final results 10 August 2025Sean McColl CANAnthony Sapey SUIRomain Pagnoux FRA Youth B (Under 16) Leadhttps://ifsc.results.info/event/326/general/lead Youth B Male Lead final results 10 August 2025Fabien Comina FRADaniel Woods USAAles Jurjec SLO
Female
Junior (Under 20) Leadhttps://ifsc.results.info/event/326/general/lead Junior Female Lead final results 10 August 2025Caroline Ciavaldini FRAMaja Stremfelj SLOJenny Lavarda ITA Youth A (Under 18) Leadhttps://ifsc.results.info/event/326/general/lead Youth A Female Lead final results 10 August 2025Alizée Dufraisse FRAYuka Kobayashi JPNAngela Eiter AUT Youth B (Under 16) Leadhttps://ifsc.results.info/event/326/general/lead Youth B Female Lead final results 10 August 2025Silvie Rajfova CZECaroline Januel FRATatiana Shelemeteva RUS
References
Category:Sports competitions in Bulgaria
Category:2003 in youth sport
Category:World Climbing Youth Championship
Category:International sports competitions hosted by Bulgaria