2025 in sport climbing

This article lists the main competition climbing events and their results for 2025. This includes the World Cup, World Championships, International Climbing Series, and Continental Championships.^[1]

• August 7–17: 2025 World Games in Chengdu

• July 28 – August 3: 2025 IFSC Climbing World Youth Championships in Helsinki
• September 21–28: 2025 IFSC Climbing World Championships in Seoul

• April 18–20: CWC #1 in Keqiao
• April 25–27: CWC #2 in Wujiang
• May 2–4: CWC #3 in Indonesia
• May 16–18: CWC #4 in Curitiba
• May 23–25: CWC #5 in Salt Lake City
• May 31 – June 1: CWC #6 in Denver
• June 13–15: CWC #7 in Bern
• June 25–29: CWC #8 in Innsbruck
• July 5–6: CWC #9 in Kraków
• July 11–13: CWC #10 in Chamonix
• July 18–19: CWC #11 in Madrid
• September 5–6: CWC #12 in Koper
• September 12–13: CWC #13 in Guiyang

• May 16–18: 2025 IFSC Climbing Youth European Championships (boulder) in Curno
• August 20–24: 2025 IFSC Asian Youth Championships in Guiyang
• August 28–31: 2025 IFSC Climbing Youth European Championships (lead & speed) in Žilina

• March 8–9: AC #1 in Hong Kong
• August 29–31: AC #2 in Almaty

• March 8–9: EC #1 in Munich
• April 5–6: EC #2 in Rome
• May 3–4: EC #3 in Brussels
• June 7: EC #4 in Mezzolombardo
• June 15: EC #5 in Zakopane
• June 21–22: EC #6 in Campitello di Fassa
• July 4–5: EC #7 in Ostermundigen
• July 19: EC #8 in Soure
• August 17: EC #9 in St. Pölten
• October 26: EC #10 in Laval
• October 31 - November 2: EC #11 in Toulouse

• March 22–23: YEC #1 in Budapest
• April 25–27: YEC #2 in Soure
• May 9–11: YEC #3 in Graz
• May 24–25: YEC #4 in Molde
• June 6: YEC #5 in Mezzolombardo
• June 14: YEC #6 in Zakopane
• July 19–20: YEC #7 in Bologna
• August 16: YEC #8 in St. Pölten
• September 13: YEC #9 in Imst
• October 25: YEC #10 in Laval
• October 31 - November 2: YEC #11 in Toulouse

• March 15–16: Studio Bloc Masters 2025 in Darmstadt^[2]

• February 1–2: 2025 Boulder Japan Cup^[3][4]
  • Winners: Sorato Anraku (m) / Miho Nonaka (w)
• March 1–2: 2025 Lead Japan Cup^[5]
  • Winners: Sorato Anraku (m) / Ai Mori (w)
• February 15–16: 2025 Speed Japan Cup^[6]
  • Winners: Shuto Fujino (m) / Karin Hayashi (w)

• International Federation of Sport Climbing Website (IFSC)