This article lists the main competition climbing events and their results for 2018.[1]
World Cup
editWorld Championships
edit| Date | Location | Competition | Discipline | Men | Women |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| August 9 – 16 |  Moscow
|
World Youth Championships | Junior Bouldering |  Meichi Narasaki
|
 Hannah Slaney
|
| Youth "A" Bouldering |  Sam Avezou
|
 Laura Rogora
| |||
| Youth "B" Bouldering | Rei Kawamata
|
Natsuki Tanii
| |||
| Junior Lead | Meichi Narasaki
|
 Vita Lukan
| |||
| Youth "A" Lead | Hidemasa Nishida
|
 Brooke Raboutou
| |||
| Youth "B" Lead | Colin Duffy
|
Natsuki Tanii
| |||
| Junior Speed | Gian Luca Zodda
|
Ekaterina Barashchuk
| |||
| Youth "A" Speed | Almaz Nagaev
|
 Natalia Kalucka
| |||
| Youth "B" Speed |  Jeon Ha-ram
|
Jeong Ji-min
| |||
| September 6 – 16 |  Innsbruck
|
World Championships | Bouldering | Kai Harada
|
Janja Garnbret
|
| Lead | Jakob Schubert
|
Jessica Pilz
| |||
| Speed |  Reza Alipour
|
Aleksandra Rudzinska
| |||
| Combined | Jakob Schubert
|
Janja Garnbret
|
Continental Championships
edit| Date | Location | Competition | Discipline | Men | Women |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 7 – 11 | Kurayoshi
|
Asian Championships | Bouldering | Meichi Narasaki
|
Futaba Ito
|
| Lead | Kokoro Fujii
|
Jain Kim
| |||
| Speed |  Alfian Muhammad
|
Sari Agustina
| |||
| Combined | Meichi Narasaki
|
Akiyo Noguchi
| |||
| November 21 – 26 |  Guayaquil
|
Pan American Championships | Bouldering |  Zach Richardson
|
Sierra Blair-Coyle
|
| Lead | Kai Lightner
|
Ashima Shiraishi
| |||
| Speed | John Brosler
|
Piper Kelly
|
Others
edit| Date | Location | Competition | Discipline | Men | Women |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 16 – 18 |  Guangzhou
|
China Open | Bouldering | Yoshiyuki Ogata
|
Jessica Pilz
|
| Lead | Domen Škofic
|
Jessica Pilz
| |||
| Speed | Zhong Qixin
|
Aleksandra Rudzinska
|
References
edit- ^ "World competitions". www.ifsc-climbing.org. Retrieved June 10, 2019.