2017 in sport climbing

Years in sport climbing
2017 in sports

This article lists the main competition climbing events and their results for 2017.

World Cup

Further information: 2017 IFSC Climbing World Cup

World Championships

Date Location Competition Discipline Men Women
August 30 – September 10 Austria Innsbruck[1] World Youth Championship Junior Lead Japan Yoshiyuki Ogata United States Claire Buhrfeind
Youth A Lead Japan Shuta Tanaka United States Ashima Shiraishi
Youth B Lead United States Colin Duffy Japan Ai Mori
Junior Speed Ecuador Carlos Granja Russia Daria Kan
Youth A Speed Russia Sergey Rukin Poland Aleksandra Kalucka
Youth B Speed Italy Jacopo Stefani Russia Polina Kulagina
Junior Bouldering Japan Yoshiyuki Ogata United States Claire Buhrfeind
Youth A Bouldering Italy Filip Schenk United States Ashima Shiraishi
Youth B Bouldering Japan Rei Kawamata Japan Futaba Ito
Junior Combined Japan Meichi Narasaki Austria Laura Stöckler
Youth A Combined France Sam Avezou Austria Sandra Lettner
Youth B Combined Russia Semen Ovchinnikov Japan Natsuki Tanii

Continental Championships

Date Location Competition Discipline Men Women
June 30 – July 1 Italy Campitello di Fassa[2] European Championships Lead France Romain Desgranges Belgium Anak Verhoeven
Speed Poland Marcin Dzienski Russia Iuliia Kaplina
August 18–19 Germany Munich[3] European Championships Bouldering Germany Jan Hojer Serbia Staša Gejo
Combined Germany Jan Hojer Slovenia Janja Garnbret
September 18–21 Iran Tehran[4] Asian Championships Bouldering Japan Kokoro Fujii Japan Akiyo Noguchi
Lead Japan Kokoro Fujii Japan Aya Onoe
Speed Iran Reza Alipourshena Indonesia Puji Lestari

References

  1. ^ "IFSC Youth World Championships – Innsbruck (AUT) – 2017". www.ifsc-climbing.org.
  2. ^ "European Championship (L, S) – Campitello di Fassa (ITA) 2017". www.ifsc-climbing.org.
  3. ^ "European Championship (B) – Munich (GER) 2017". www.ifsc-climbing.org.
  4. ^ "Asian Continental Championships – Tehran (IRI) 2017". www.ifsc-climbing.org.
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