2019 in sport climbing

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

Further information: 2019 IFSC Climbing World Cup

Date	Location	Competition	Discipline	Men	Women
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

Date	Location	Competition	Discipline		Men	Women
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

Date	Location	Competition	Discipline	Men	Women
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

Date	Location	Competition	Discipline	Men	Women
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

Date	Location	Competition	Discipline	Men	Women
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