2019 in sport climbing

This article is about the 2019 sport climbing season and its results. For other sports' results, see 2019 in sports.

Overview of the events of 2019 in sport climbing

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2019 in sports

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* Badminton
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* 2018–19
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This article lists the main competition climbing events and their results for 2019. This includes the World Cup, World Championships, International Climbing Series, and Continental Championships.

## World Cup

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Further information: 2019 IFSC Climbing World Cup

Date  | Location  | Competition  | Discipline  | Men  | Women

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April 5 – October 27  | Various | World Cup | Bouldering (6)  |  Tomoa Narasaki |  Janja Garnbret
Lead (6)  |  Adam Ondra |  Chaehyun Seo
Speed (6)  |  Bassa Mawem |  YiLing Song
Combined  |  Tomoa Narasaki |  Janja Garnbret

## World Championships

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Date  | Location  | Competition  | Discipline  | Men  | Women

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August 11–21  |  Hachiōji, Japan  | World Championships | Bouldering  |  Tomoa Narasaki |  Janja Garnbret
Lead  |  Adam Ondra |  Janja Garnbret
Speed  |  Ludovico Fossali |  Aleksandra Miroslaw
Combined  |  Tomoa Narasaki |  Janja Garnbret
August 22–31  |  Arco, Italy  | World Youth Championships | Lead  | Junior  |  Shuta Tanaka  |  Laura Rogora
Youth A  |  Hidemasa Nishida  |  Nika Potapova
Youth B  |  Junta Sekiguchi  |  Oriane Bertone
Bouldering  | Junior  |  Sohta Amagasa  |  Laura Rogora
Youth A  |  Ao Yurikusa  |  Luce Douady
Youth B  |  Nichol Tomas  |  Oriane Bertone
Speed  | Junior  |  Sergey Rukin  |  Elena Remizova
Youth A  |  Iaroslav Pashkov  |  Emma Hunt
Youth B  |  Hryhorii Ilchyshyn  |  Callie Close
Combined  | Junior  |  Sohta Amagasa  |  Laura Rogora
Youth A  |  Ao Yurikusa  |  Natsumi Hirano
Youth B  |  Junta Sekiguchi  |  Sara Copar

## Continental Championships

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Date  | Location  | Competition  | Discipline  | Men  | Women

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September 5–7  |  Zakopane, Poland  | European Championships | Bouldering  |  Mickaël Mawem |  Urska Repusic
October 4–6  |  Edinburgh, Britain  | Lead  |  Adam Ondra |  Lucka Rakovec
Speed  |  Vladislav Deulin |  Aleksandra Miroslaw
November 6–10  |  Bogor, Indonesia  | Asian Championships | Lead  |  Kokoro Fujii |  Chaehyun Seo
Bouldering  |  Katsura Konishi |  Chaehyun Seo
Speed  |  Veddriq Leonardo |  Nurul Iqamah
Combined  |  Kokoro Fujii |  Nurul Iqamah

## National competitions

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Date  | Location  | Competition  | Discipline  | Men  | Women

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January 26–27  | Komazawa Olympic Park, Setagaya ward, Tokyo  | Japan Cup | Bouldering  |  Taisei Ishimatsu |  Miho Nonaka
February 10  | Akishima city, Tokyo  | Speed  |  Yudai Ikeda |  Miho Nonaka
March 2–3  | Inzai city, Chiba Prefecture | Lead  |  Kokoro Fujii |  Akiyo Noguchi
May 25–26  | Saijō city, Ehime Prefecture | Combined |  Tomoa Narasaki |  Miho Nonaka
June 14–16  | Celje, Slovenia  | Slovenian Championships[1] | Combined |  Jernej Kruder |  Janja Garnbret
June 13–16  | Innsbruck, Austria  | Austrian Championships | Speed  |  Matthias Erber |  Alexandra Elmer
Bouldering  |  Florian Klingler |  Jessica Pilz
Lead  |  Jakob Schubert |  Jessica Pilz
Combined |  Jakob Schubert |  Jessica Pilz

## Others

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Date  | Location  | Competition  | Discipline  | Men  | Women

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March 23–24  |  Pfungstadt, Germany  | Studio Bloc Masters[2][3] | Bouldering  |  Anze Peharc |  Janja Garnbret
April 19–21  |  Hiroshima, Japan  | FISE World Series Hiroshima[4] | Bouldering  |  Keita Dohi |  Ryu Nakagawa
May 12  |  Akishima, Japan  | au Speed Stars[5] | Speed  |  Ludovico Fossali |  Anna Brozek
May 24–25  |  Ljubljana, Slovenia  | Triglav The Rock Ljubljana[6] | Bouldering  |  Alexey Rubtsov |  Janja Garnbret
August 31  |  Arco, Italy  | Rock Master[7] | Duel (Lead/Speed)  |  Jakob Schubert |  Mia Krampl
September 13–14  |  Stuttgart, Germany  | Adidas Rockstars | Bouldering  |  Yoshiyuki Ogata |  Futaba Ito
October 31–November 3  |  Guangzhou, China  | China Open  | Combined  |  Keita Dohi |  Miho Nonaka
November 28–December 1  |  Toulouse, France  | Olympic Qualifying Event  | Combined  |  Kokoro Fujii |  Futaba Ito

## References

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1. ^ "Competition Results". isksp.pzs.si. Retrieved 2019-06-21.
2. ^ "Result final Studio Bloc Masters 2019 - Male" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-06-03.
3. ^ "Result final Studio Bloc Masters 2019 - female" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2019-06-03.
4. ^ "Event Results | FISE". www.fise.fr. Retrieved 2019-06-03.
5. ^ "INTERNATIONAL CLIMBING SERIES - OUTDOOR VILLAGE SPEED STARS - AKISHIMA, TOKYO (JPN) 2019". www.ifsc-climbing.org. Retrieved 2019-06-21.
6. ^ "URADNI REZULTATI 2019 / OFFICIAL RESULTS 2019 | The Rock Ljubljana (ENG)". Retrieved 2019-06-03.
7. ^ "Rock Master Festival 2019 – IFSC Climbing World Cup 2019, Rock Master Festival, Arco". Retrieved 2019-09-18.

## External links

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* International Federation of Sport Climbing Website (IFSC)

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Climbing competitions

Disciplines|

* Lead climbing (also called sport climbing)
* Bouldering
* Speed climbing
* Deep-water soloing
* Ice climbing
* Dry-tooling
* Multi-pitch climbing

Rankings|

* Ranking of career IFSC victories by climber

Rock|

| World|

| IFSC|

* IFSC Climbing World Cup
* IFSC Climbing World Championships
* IFSC Climbing World Youth Championships
* IFSC Paraclimbing World Championships

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Multi-sport|

* Summer Olympics
* Summer Youth Olympics
* World Games
* X Games

Continental|

| IFSC|

* African Championships
* African Youth Championships
* Asian Cup
* Asian Championships
* Asian Youth Championships
* European Championships
* European Youth Championships
* European Youth Cup
* Pan American Championships
* Pan American Youth Championships

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Multi-sport|

* Asian Games
* European Games

National|

* American Championships
* Austrian Championships
* Belgian Championships
* Canadian Championships
* Czech Republic Championships
* French Championships
* German Championships
* Italian Championships
* Japan Cup
* Russian Championships
* Spanish Championships
* Slovenian Championships
* Swiss Championships

Individual|

* Sportroccia
* Rock Master
* Melloblocco
* Nordic Championships
* Hueco Rock Rodeo
* Psicobloc Open Series

Ice|

| World|

* UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup
* UIAA Ice Climbing World Championships
* UIAA Ice Climbing World Youth Championships

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Organizations|

| International|

* International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC)
* International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation (UIAA)

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Other|

* USA Climbing

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