Two-time Olympian Brooke Raboutou made history by winning a silver medal in the women's sport climbing boulder and lead final at the Olympics. Raboutou, 23, improved on her fifth-place finish in Tokyo to secure the second spot in Paris with an impressive score of 156.0 points.
Raboutou's achievement is significant as she became the first American woman to medal in the event, which made its Olympic debut in 2021. Her remarkable performance showcased her skill, determination, and dedication to the sport.
The gold medal was successfully defended by Janja Garnbert of Slovenia, who scored 168.5 points to claim the top spot in the competition. Garnbert's exceptional performance highlighted her dominance in the sport climbing event at the Olympics.
Overall, the women's sport climbing final was a thrilling and competitive event that captivated audiences worldwide. Raboutou's silver medal win is a testament to her talent and hard work, solidifying her status as one of the top athletes in the sport.
