This article lists the main competition climbing events and their results for 2024. This includes the World Cup, World Championships, International Climbing Series, and Continental Championships.

Summer Olympics

* August 5–10:

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in Paris

World Championships

* August 22–31: 2024 IFSC Climbing World Youth Championships in

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* September 9–12: 2024 FISU University Climbing Championships in

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World Cup

* April 8–10: CWC #1 in Keqiao ** Boulder winners: Tomoa Narasaki (m) / Janja Garnbret (w) * April 12–14: CWC #2 in Wujiang ** Speed winners: Wu Peng (m) /

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(w) ** Lead winners: Toby Roberts (m) / Janja Garnbret (w) * May 3–5: CWC #3 in Salt Lake City ** Boulder winners: Anraku Sorato (m) /

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(w) ** Speed winners: Sam Watson (m) / Emma Hunt (w) * June 26–30: CWC #4 in

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* July 12–14: CWC #5 in Chamonix * July 17–19: CWC #6 in Briançon * September 6 & 7: CWC #7 in

* September 20–22: CWC #8 in Prague * October 2–6: CWC #9 (final) in Seoul

Continental Championships

* August 24 – September 1: 2024 IFSC Climbing European Championships in Villars * September 25–29: 2024 IFSC Climbing Youth European Championships in

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* October 10–14: 2024 IFSC Climbing Asian Championships in Tai'an * November 14–17: 2024 IFSC Climbing Youth Asian Championships in

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* November 20–24: 2024 IFSC Climbing Pan American Championships in Santiago

European Cup

IFSC-Europe Climbing European Cup 2024

* March 16: EC #1 in

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** Speed winners: Gian Luca Zodda (m) /

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(w) * April 26–27: EC #2 in Klagenfurt ** Speed winners: Leo Favot (m) / Jennifer Eucharia Buckley (w) * May 25: EC #3 in Mezzolombardo * June 21–22: EC #4 in Augsburg * June 24: EC #5 in

* September 13–15: EC #6 in Bologna * October 5–6: EC #7 in Genova

IFSC-Europe Climbing European Youth Cup 2024

* March 17: YEC #1 in

** Speed Juniors winners: Marco Rontini (m) / Daria Marciniak (w) ** Speed Youth A winners: Aodhan Umlauf (m) / Polina Khalkevych (w) ** Speed Youth B winners: Davide Radaelli (m) / Alice Marcelli (w) * April 5–7: YEC #2 in Curno ** Boulder Juniors winners: Yonatan Katz (m) / Lily Abriat (w) ** Boulder Youth A winners: Lucas Trandafir (m) / Lucy Garlick (w) ** Boulder Youth B winners: Or Mark (m) / Rafael Kazbekova (w) * April 20–21: YEC #3 in Soure * May 3–5: YEC #4 in

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* May 24–25: YEC #5 in Mezzolombardo * July 13–14: YEC #6 in Dornbirn * July 19–21: YEC #7 in Žilina * September 21–22: YEC #8 in Ostermundigen

South America Cup

* October 15–20: SAC #1 in Ibarra * November 29 – December 1: SAC #2 in

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* December 14–20: SAC #3 in Curitiba

Olympic Qualifier Series

* May 16–19: OQS #1 in Shanghai * June 20–23: OQS #2 in Budapest

Other international competitions

* March 9–10: Studio Bloc Masters 2024 in Pfungstadt ** Boulder winners: Arthur le Bris (m) /

(w) * March 23–24: Delfts Bleau International Youth Open 2024 in

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** Boulder U16 winners:

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(m) / Lynn Robichon (w) ** Boulder U18 winners: Twan Heuff (m) / Clara Stricker-Petersen (w) ** Boulder U20 winners: Jitse Remes (m) / Kseniia Zakharova (w) * October 18–20: IFSC Madrid 4 Speed in Madrid * November 11–13: NEOM IFSC Masters 2024 in Neom

National competitions

* February 10–12: 2024 Boulder Japan Cup ** Winners:

Yoshiyuki Ogata Yoshiyuki Ogata (緒方良行 ''Ogata Yoshiyuki'', born February 4, 1998) is a Japanese professional sport climber and boulderer. He has won multiple medals in bouldering at IFSC Climbing World Cup events, including gold medals at Vail in 2019 ...

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(w) * February 23–24: 2024 Lead Japan Cup ** Winners: Shion Omata (m) / Ai Mori (w) * February 25: 2024 Speed Japan CupJapan Cup 2024 Speed Juniors
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References

External links

International Federation of Sport Climbing Website (IFSC)
{{Climbing Competitions Sport climbing by year 2024 in sports 2024 sport-related lists