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SST Ama Dablam Autumn 2022 Expedition comes to an end with record success

November 27, 2022

SST Ama Dablam Autumn 2022 Expedition comes to an end with record success

Our highly successful Ama Dablam Autumn 2022 Expedition comes to an end. We would like to congratulate all our members and guides for their successful ascent of this technical yet beautiful mountain Mt. Ama Dablam (6812m).

Summiteer Name List on different dates:

17 Oct 2022 (Rope-Fixing Team)

  1. Wongchhu Sherpa (Nepal)
  2. Ngima Tashi Sherpa (Nepal)
  3. Lakpa Dendi Sherpa (Nepal)
  4. Kam Dorji Sherpa (Nepal)
  5. Phurba Chotar Sherpa (Nepal)
  6. Mingma Ongdi Sherpa (Nepal)

21 Oct 2022

  1. Alessandra Kate Pepper (Australia)
  2. Ardavan Farmanfarmaian (UK)
  3. Dongjin Kim (South Korea)
  4. Junsu Han (South Korea)
  5. Youngbok Yang (South Korea)
  6. Prem Magar (Nepal)
  7. Guru Bhote (Nepal)
  8. Dorji Gyaljen Sherpa (Nepal)

24 Oct 2022

  1. Tunc Findik (Turkey)
  2. Malgorzata Debogorska (Poland)
  3. Oswaldo Aurelio Freire Cartagena (Ecuador)
  4. Pablo Andres Sandoval Perez (Ecuador)
  5. Valle Arrue Alfa Karina (El Salvador)
  6. Sarah Marxer (Germany)
  7. Robert Bruce Adams Jr (USA)
  8. Samantha Jane Adams (USA)
  9. Mingtemba Sherpa (Nepal)
  10. Ngima Wangdak Sherpa (Nepal)
  11. Ngima Thenduk Sherpa (Nepal)
  12. Pasang Kami Sherpa (Nepal)
  13. Wongchhu Sherpa (Nepal) - 2nd Summit

25 Oct 2022

  1. Antonina Samoilova (Ukraine)
  2. Sona Sherpa (Nepal)
  3. Nima Rinji Sherpa (Nepal)
  4. Ngima Tashi Sherpa (Nepal) - 2nd Summit

30 Oct 2022

  1. Fotios Theocharis (Greece)
  2. Mathias Catharina Mark Munsters (Netherland)
  3. Maria Kim (Russia)
  4. Victor Volodin (Russia)
  5. Arno Ter-Saakovs (Latvia)
  6. Reza Kasami Ahmadi (Iran)
  7. Ang Kaji Sherpa (Nepal)
  8. Subash Tamang (Nepal)
  9. Rima Rinje Sherpa (Nepal)
  10. Tenging Gyaljen Sherpa (Nepal)
  11. Pasang Dukpa Sherpa (Nepal)
  12. Mingma Thinduk Sherpa (Nepal)
  13. Pasang Sherpa (Nepal)
  14. Tasi Sherpa (Nepal)
  15. Dawa Bhote (Nepal)

31 Oct 2022

  1. Marco Farina (Italy)
  2. Veronica Zaripova (Russia)
  3. Irina Zisman (Russia)
  4. Vladimir Kotlyar (Russia)
  5. Tenjing Sherpa (Nepal)

01 Nov 2022

  1. Mr Wittawat Boonay Azeeranuwat (Thailand)
  2. Kitti Boonnitrod (Thailand)
  3. Roberto Lopez Iglesias (Spain)
  4. Dawa Finjhok Sherpa (Nepal)
  5. Chhepal Sherpa (Nepal)
  6. Dawa Chhiring Sherpa (Nepal)

02 Nov 2022

  1. Heinz Joachim Dr Kohn (Germany)
  2. Martin Tritschler (Germany)
  3. Wesley Robert Constable (Australia)
  4. Conor Patrick Radley (Ireland)
  5. Phubthile Sherpa (Nepal)
  6. Pemba Chhiring Sherpa (Nepal)
  7. Phursang Sherpa (Nepal)
  8. Jeevan Tamang (Nepal)
  9. Dendi Sherpa (Nepal)

03 Nov 2022

  1. Garreth Lloyd O N Tchu-N Che Bird (South Africa)
  2. Julia Leslee Wakeling (Great Britain)
  3. Prem Bahadur Tamang (Nepal)
  4. Tenjen Sherpa (Nepal)

09 Nov 2022

  1. Hernan David Leal Barrientos (Chile)
  2. Basile Alexandre Breij (Netherland)
  3. Pasang Dukpa Sherpa (Nepal) - 2nd Summit
  4. Lakpa Chhiri Sherpa (Nepal)

14 Nov 2022

  1. Filip Piotr Kozera (Poland)

15 Nov 2022

  1. Tang Lai Hong (Malaysia)
  2. Ngima Tshering Sherpa (Nepal)

18 Nov 2022

  1. Saskia Oelsner (Germany)
  2. Florian Roepke (Germany)
  3. Mindaugas Satkauskas (Lituania)
  4. Pasang Rinji Sherpa (Nepal)

19 Nov 2022

  1. Benjamin Edward Lieber (USA)
  2. Elisabeth Christine Roeoesli Zingg (Switzerland)
  3. Dawa Sangay Sherpa (Nepal)

25 Nov 2022

  1. Francis Paul R. Coudere (Belgium)
  2. Tom De Caluwe (Belgium)

26 Nov 2022

  1. Sofie Lenaerts (Belgium)
  2. Steven Maginelle (Belgium)

We will continue our Mt. Ama Dablam Expedition throughout winter 2022. Come join us for the best experience of Mt. Ama Dablam this winter and coming spring of 2023.

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Bahrain

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