2019 in sport climbing
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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
| 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 |