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

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
April 5 – October 27 Various World Cup Bouldering (6) Japan Tomoa Narasaki Slovenia Janja Garnbret
Lead (6) Czech Republic Adam Ondra South Korea Chaehyun Seo
Speed (6) France Bassa Mawem China YiLing Song
Combined Japan Tomoa Narasaki Slovenia Janja Garnbret

World Championships

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Date Location Competition Discipline Men Women
August 11–21 Japan Hachiōji, Japan World Championships Bouldering Japan Tomoa Narasaki Slovenia Janja Garnbret
Lead Czech Republic Adam Ondra Slovenia Janja Garnbret
Speed Italy Ludovico Fossali Poland Aleksandra Miroslaw
Combined Japan Tomoa Narasaki Slovenia Janja Garnbret
August 22–31 Italy Arco, Italy World Youth Championships Lead Junior Japan Shuta Tanaka Italy Laura Rogora
Youth A Japan Hidemasa Nishida Ukraine Nika Potapova
Youth B Japan Junta Sekiguchi France Oriane Bertone
Bouldering Junior Japan Sohta Amagasa Italy Laura Rogora
Youth A Japan Ao Yurikusa France Luce Douady
Youth B Thailand Nichol Tomas France Oriane Bertone
Speed Junior Russia Sergey Rukin Russia Elena Remizova
Youth A Russia Iaroslav Pashkov United States Emma Hunt
Youth B Ukraine Hryhorii Ilchyshyn United States Callie Close
Combined Junior Japan Sohta Amagasa Italy Laura Rogora
Youth A Japan Ao Yurikusa Japan Natsumi Hirano
Youth B Japan Junta Sekiguchi Slovenia Sara Copar

Continental Championships

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Date Location Competition Discipline Men Women
September 5–7 Poland Zakopane, Poland European Championships Bouldering France Mickaël Mawem Slovenia Urska Repusic
October 4–6 United Kingdom Edinburgh, Britain Lead Czech Republic Adam Ondra Slovenia Lucka Rakovec
Speed Russia Vladislav Deulin Poland Aleksandra Miroslaw
November 6–10 Indonesia Bogor, Indonesia Asian Championships Lead Japan Kokoro Fujii South Korea Chaehyun Seo
Bouldering Japan Katsura Konishi South Korea Chaehyun Seo
Speed Indonesia Veddriq Leonardo Indonesia Nurul Iqamah
Combined Japan Kokoro Fujii Indonesia Nurul Iqamah

National competitions

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

Others

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