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Stefaniu Wins Skill Women World Title at SPL5

Stefaniu claimed the Skill Women world title at the SPL5 Sport Parkour League World Championships, topping the field to be crowned world champion.

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Stefaniu Wins Skill Women World Title at SPL5

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Camila Stefaniu is the new Skill Women world champion. The Brazilian topped the field at the SPL5 Sport Parkour League World Championships. The title was decided on 23 August 2026.

A Brazilian claims the Skill Women crown

The win closes a season that began with a hard-fought qualifier. At HAL 5, Stefaniu took first place in the women's Skill podium. She finished ahead of Noa Diorgina Man.

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Her name was already known to the organisers. Stefaniu was pre-qualified from the previous SPL season. That standing meant her qualifier win passed the second spot on to Man.

A podium stacked with the sport's veterans

The women's Skill field at the qualifier was described as stacked with SPL veterans. Stefaniu stood among the sport's established competitors. She arrived as a returning contender, not a newcomer testing the level.

The Sport Parkour League has run its championship series since 2013. Its official archive gathers podiums from the World Championships and the North American Parkour Championships. Each entry marks a given year's best across the discipline.

To reach the top of that record now places Stefaniu at the front of her sport. The Skill Women title is hers. A returning contender is, once again, a world champion.

The result adds her name to a series that reaches back more than a decade. It confirms the form she carried through the qualifying cycle. For a competitor already counted among the veterans, the crown reads as the natural next step.

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