Speed Highline Female 3nd Place: Mia

• Name: Mia Noblet
• Age: 30 years old
• Nationality: Canada

Mia Noblet is a name that commands respect, holding more world records than any other female athlete in the sport. A former competitive speed ice-skater, Mia has successfully translated her explosive power and focus into the highline arena with incredible results. 

For three years in a row, she has maintained her place among the world’s elite, securing a top-three global ranking in Speed Highline annually since 2023. This “podium streak” is a testament to her enduring talent and her status as a gold standard for athletes worldwide. Her legendary presence continues to inspire the next generation of slackliners.

Speed Highline Female 2nd Place: Jessica

• Name: Jessica Levine
• Age: 49 years old
• Nationality: Belgium

Jessica Levine has become one of the most inspiring stories of progression in the highlining world. Since entering the rankings in 2023, she has demonstrated an incredible upward climb, moving from 8th place to 4th in 2024, and finally securing her well-deserved spot as the 2025 Silver Medalist.

Her 2025 season was defined by peak performance and poise, highlighted by a stunning second-place finish at the Parislack Speed Highline World Cup. Jessica’s journey over the last three years is a testament to the power of persistence and focused training.We are excited to see her carry this momentum into her future projects on the line!

Our female winner for Speed Highlining is Chechi

• Name: Cecilia Stock
• Age: 30 years old
• Nationality: Germany

Cecilia’s 2025 season was nothing short of historic, as she secured victories across all four World Cup championships. However, her dominance is not a new story—with this latest title, Cecilia has now been the yearly winner of Speed Highlining since 2023.

To dominate both Speed Highline and Highline Freestyle for two years in a row, while maintaining the top spot in Speed for three consecutive years, is a truly remarkable feat. Whether it’s her creative flair in Freestyle or her signature high-speed ‘crab-walk,’ Cecilia’s versatility and consistency mark her as a standout elite athlete. The bar has been set incredibly high for the 2026 season.

Speed Highline Male 3rd Place: Jef

• Name: Jef Cox
• Age: 35 years old
• Nationality: Belgium

Jef remains a pillar of consistency and high-level performance in the Speed Highline world. After securing 4th place in 2023, Jef has successfully maintained his status as a world-class competitor by claiming the third-place global ranking for two consecutive years (2024 and 2025). Despite joining only three competitions in the 2025 season, Jef made every performance count, highlighted by a strong 3rd place finish at the BeSlack World Cup and a solid 4th place at the Parislack Speed Highline World Cup. His ability to consistently reach the podium against a tightening field of athletes is a testament to his focused skill and experience. We look forward to following his journey through the 2026 season! 

Speed Highline Male 2nd Place: Vidal

• Name: Matheus Stoco Vidal
• Age: 31 years old
• Nationality: Brazil

Vidal is far from an ordinary slackliner; he is a professional Brazilian circus artist who has spent over a decade mesmerizing audiences with his breathtaking performances. Since 2022, he has established himself as one of the most consistent forces in the sport, incredibly securing the second-place global ranking for four consecutive years. His 2025 season was a showcase of elite skill, highlighted by a 1st place victory at the BeSlack World Cup and hard-fought 2nd place finishes at both the Parislack and Ribeauvillé World Cups. Renowned for his lightning-fast maneuvers, Vidal continues to be a fan favorite whose mastery of the line only deepens with time.

The winner in the male category for Speed Highline 2025 is once again Sascha 

• Name: Sascha Grill
• Age: 24 years old
• Nationality: Germany

Sascha continues his undisputed reign at the top of the speedlining world. By securing the top ranking again in 2025, he has achieved a legendary “three-peat,” serving as the yearly winner for three consecutive years. His 2025 season was a dominant masterclass; he secured a staggering four 1st-place finishes, including major titles at the Cirat highline festival, Parislack and Ribeauvillé World Cups.

His ability to perform with flawless speed under pressure confirms his status as the premier athlete in the discipline.

We look forward to seeing your incredible journey continue in 2026.

Let’s meet Mirai, 2nd place in the ranking 2025:

Name: Mirai Kuwabara
Age: 15 years old
Nationality: Japan

Mirai Kuwabara’s 2025 season further solidified her status as one of the most technically gifted athletes in the world. Recognizing the immense prestige of high-tier events, Mirai delivered her best performances where the pressure was highest. Her season was headlined by a spectacular 1st place victory at the Outdoormix Festival, a prestigious Masters-level event.

She further proved her elite standing by securing the silver medal at the Trickline World Cup in Munich, a critical World Cup-size competition where she faced the toughest field in the sport. As the first woman to ever land the CAD flip(Butt Frontflip 180 to backflip to butt), Mirai continues to use her daily training—ranging from floor flips to precise line techniques—to push the boundaries of freestyle tricklining. By maintaining her second-place global ranking for two consecutive years, she remains a dominant force and a primary contender for the top spot in 2026.

Freestyle Trickline Female 1st Place: Kanon 

• Name: Kanon Ito
• Age: 11 years old
• Nationality: Japan

Kanon Ito has delivered one of the most meteoric rises in the history of freestyle tricklining. After entering the global rankings at 10th place in 2022 at age 8 years old and climbing steadily to 5th in 2024, she has officially reached the pinnacle as the 2025 Yearly Winner. At just 11 years old, Kanon has transformed from a rising prospect into the sport’s premier athlete through a season of absolute dominance.

Her 2025 campaign was a masterclass in competitive excellence, highlighted by 1st place victories at nearly every major event she entered, including the Trickline World Cup stops in both Munich and Stuttgart, the 13th Nippon Open Championship, and the Gibbon Cup events in Tokyo (Odaiba) and Hyogo. Her ability to perform high-difficulty combinations with such consistency at such a young age has redefined the standards of the discipline. We look forward to seeing this young phenom continue to lead the sport into the 2026 season!

 

Freestyle Trickline Male 3rd Place: Takushi

• Name: Takushi Nakamura
• Age: 14 years old
• Nationality: Japan

Following in the footsteps of his brother and fellow champion, Rikuto Nakamura, Takushi has carved out his own impressive legacy in the freestyle trickline world. After entering the rankings at 5th in 2022 and holding steady within the top ten in 2024, Takushi has officially reached the global podium as the 2025 Bronze Medalist.

His 2025 season was a showcase of high-level competition and consistent performance across the globe. Takushi secured a significant 1st place victory at the Full Combo Slackline World Cup Japan and claimed the silver medal at the 13th Nippon Open Championship. Furthermore, he demonstrated his ability to compete on the world stage with strong podium finishes at the Trickline World Cup in Stuttgart (2nd place) and Munich (3rd place). With his technical precision and competitive drive, Takushi has proven that the Nakamura family remains a powerhouse in the sport. We look forward to seeing him continue his ascent in 2026!

Freestyle Trickline Male 2nd Place: Eishin 

• Name: Eishin Hayashi
• Age: 18 years old
• Nationality: Japan

Eishin Hayashi has become a prime example of what relentless dedication can achieve in the world of tricklining. Since entering the global rankings at 19th in 2020, Eishin has delivered a spectacular upward climb every single year. After securing the bronze medal in 2024, he has reached a new career high as the 2025 Global Silver Medalist.

His 2025 season was nothing short of elite, marked by high-stakes victories on the world stage. Eishin proved his dominance by taking 1st place at the Trickline World Cup in Stuttgart and another major win at the Natural Games. He also showcased his incredible consistency with a silver medal at the Full Combo Slackline World Cup Japan and the Munich Trickline World Cup. With his explosive style and ability to podium at almost every event he enters, Eishin is undoubtedly one of the most exciting athletes to watch. We look forward to seeing him continue his pursuit of the top spot in 2026!

His 2025 season was nothing short of elite, marked by high-stakes victories on the world stage. Eishin proved his dominance by taking 1st place at the Trickline World Cup in Stuttgart and another major win at the Natural Games. He also showcased his incredible consistency with a silver medal at the Full Combo Slackline World Cup Japan and the Munich Trickline World Cup. With his explosive style and ability to podium at almost every event he enters, Eishin is undoubtedly one of the most exciting athletes to watch. We look forward to seeing him continue his pursuit of the top spot in 2026!

And the 2025 winner, in male category, is Rikuto!

• Name: Rikuto Nakamura
• Age: 17 years old
• Nationality: Japan

Rikuto Nakamura continues to stand at the absolute summit of the freestyle trickline world. In a display of consistency rarely seen in such a high-impact sport, he has officially secured the yearly winner title for the fourth consecutive year (2022–2025). Now 17 years old, this Japanese virtuoso has transformed his “prodigy” status into a legacy of undisputed dominance.

His 2025 season was another whirlwind of global victories. Rikuto dominated the scene with spectacular first-place finishes at the Trickline World Cup in Munich, the GoPro Mountain Games, and the 13th Nippon Open Championship. He further showcased his unmatched versatility by winning the Slackline Tournament Shinshu and the Slackline Tournament Kyushu. Whether performing for mountain crowds or on the World Cup stage, Rikuto’s ability to combine technical difficulty with flawless execution keeps him ahead of the field. As he prepares for 2026, he remains the gold standard of freestyle excellence.