2018 in sport climbing
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This article lists the main competition climbing events and their results for 2018.[1]
World Championships
| 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
| 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 |
