Angelica Bengtsson of Sweden had some trouble at the beginning of the completion, but once she got going no one could stop her. She needed second attempts to clear 12-1 ½, and 12-5 ½ and, after clearing 12-9 ½ on her first attempt, she again needed a second attempt to clear 13-1 ½. That left her in fourth place, but from then on it was nothing but clearances: first at 13-5 ¼, to move into second behind her teammate Michaella Meijer, and then to win the competition at 13-9 ¼ for the best Youth jump in the world this year. Next, she placed the bar at 14-0, which she cleared on her first attempt and then at 14-2, which she also cleared on her first attempt, to move into ninth on the all-time world Youth list. She finally missed at 14-4.

Tatyana Setesyuk of Russia and Felicia Horvath of Hungary tied for third at 13-1 ½. Morgann Leleux (Catholic, New Iberia, La.) really hung tough in the competition, clearing 12-1 ½ and 12-5 on her second attempts before clearing 12-9 ½ on her first attempt. However, it was a third attempt clearance at 13-1 ½ that earned her a fifth-place finish. It was also her outdoor best this year, just off her all-time best of 13-2 ½ indoors.