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Announcements & Comp Results
Announcements & Comp Results
Congratulations Nationals Competitors!
Congratulations Nationals Competitors!
The 2022/2023 came to an official close with the completion of Youth National Championships in Salt Lake City, UT 7/8-7/16.
Some highlights & all top 20 placements:
Team Sender One sent a record number of 24 athletes across all three disciplines.
Team Sender One SNA finished 3rd out of 61 teams in the team speed competition, and is the only team to be leaving the speed national championships with two gold medalists.
Logan is the 2023 MYB Speed National Champion, with an invitation to the Youth World Championships and a spot on the USA Youth National Team
Michael is the 2023 MYA Speed National Champion, with an invitation to the Youth World Championships and a spot on the USA Youth National Team
Silas is the 2023 MJR speed bronze medalist, with a spot on the USA Youth National Development Team (first alternate for Youth World Championships)
Taede finished 4th in the nation with a new PB of 7.319 seconds and a spot on the USA Youth National Development Team (first alternate for Youth World Championships) in MYB Speed
Maddi finished 5th in the nation in Speed with a new PB of 9.609 seconds and a spot on the USA Youth National Development Team in FYB speed.
Alexis finished 18th in FYB speed.
Marcus finished 19th in MYA speed.
Tony finished 33rd in MYA speed.
Zoe finished 38th in FYA speed.
Logan finished 9th in the nation in MYB bouldering.
Samantha finished 11th in the nation in FJR speed.
Yoji finished 16th in the nation in MJR speed.
Silas finished 18th in the nation in MJR lead.
Marcus finished 19th in the nation in MJR speed.
Silas finished 20th in the nation in MJR bouldering
The 2022/23 Season has been a fantastic success, and the coaching team is so incredibly proud of each and every single athlete. Thank you families for your support!
USA Climbing Membership
USA Climbing Membership
In order to compete in a USA Climbing sanctioned competition, all competitors must hold a current USA Climbing Membership. Memberships are only available online and include access to all USA Climbing sanctioned competitions. This is a $105 annual membership that allows your climber entry into all levels of competition (Locals, Regionals, Divisionals, Nationals). This membership needs to be purchased before attendance at your first competition of the season.
If you are not prepared to purchase the USAC Competitor Annual Membership right away they do offer an Introductory Membership for $30 that allows entry into Qualifying Events only. If an athlete qualifies for Regionals, they will need to have an Annual Competitor Membership to attend. The price of the Introductory Membership will not go towards the cost of the Competitor Membership.
To register on USA Climbing's website and for more information click the button below.
Regional Information
Regional Information
Click each button below to find out more information about each region.
Includes links to:
Regional Facebook and Instagram pages
Lists of gyms in each region
Contact information for the Regional Coordinators.
Sender One LAX is located in Region 31.
Region 31 is made up of:
Southern California (Inyo, Kern, Kings, Los Angeles, San Bernardino, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Tulare, and Ventura Counties)
Southern Nevada (Clark, Esmeralda, Lincoln, and Nye Counties)
Hawaii
Sender One SNA is located in Region 32.
Region 32 is made up of:
Southern California (Orange, Riverside, San Diego and Imperial Counties)
Arizona and
Southern Utah.
Regions 31 and 32 combine to form Division 3
Regions 31 and 32 combine to form Division 3
2023/24 Events
2023/24 Events
Bouldering Qualifying Events
Bouldering Qualifying Events
*Top 26 climbers per category qualify for the Regional Championship by attending the Qualifying Events
*Top 2 comp placements are taken for the Regional Rankings
Region 31
Region 31
Date Range: October 14 - December 9
Region 32
Region 32
Date Range: October 14 - December 2
Bouldering Regional Championships
Bouldering Regional Championships
Region 31
Region 31
Long Beach Rising
Long Beach, CA
January 13, 2024
Region 32
Region 32
Alta Bouldering
Chandler, AZ
January 13, 2024
Bouldering Divisional Championships
Bouldering Divisional Championships
Division 3
Division 3
Location TBA
February 10/11, 2024
*Top 13 climbers per category at the Regional Championship qualify for the Divisional Championship
*Top 6 climbers per category at the Divisional Championship qualify for the National Championship
Lead/Top Rope Qualifying Events
Lead/Top Rope Qualifying Events
*Top 26 climbers per category qualify for the Regional Championship by attending the Qualifying Events
*Top 2 comp placements are taken for the Regional Rankings
Region 31
Region 31
Events TBA
Estimated Date Range: February 24 - April 20
Region 32
Region 32
Events TBA
Estimated Date Range: February 24 - April 20
Lead/Top Rope Regional Championships
Lead/Top Rope Regional Championships
Region 31
Region 31
Location TBA
May 11, 2024
Region 32
Region 32
Location TBA
May 11 or 12, 2024
Lead/Top Rope Divisional Championships
Lead/Top Rope Divisional Championships
Division 3
Division 3
Location TBA
June 15-16, 2024
*Top 13 climbers per category at the Regional Championship qualify for the Divisional Championship
*Top 6 climbers per category at the Divisional Championship qualify for the National Championship
National Championships
National Championships
Location TBA
Estimated Dates: July 7-14, 2024
Combined discipline event.
*Top 6 climbers per category at the Divisional Championship qualify for the National Championship
*Top 3 Climbers per category at the National Championship receive an invitation to represent the US team at world cup events
Age Categories
Age Categories
At the youth level, athletes are split up into five categories. Youth D, C, B, A, and Junior. Males and Females compete in separate categories. What category your climber(s) is placed into is determined by this chart. Every other year, your child will move up in age category.
Why Youth Competition Climbing?
Why Youth Competition Climbing?
With the increase in indoor climbing facilities and accessibility, competition climbing is becoming one of the fastest growing youth sports around the world. According to Climbing Business Journal, there are currently over 414 commercial climbing gyms operating solely in the United States. Competition climbing has become so popular that it will even be featured as an exhibition sport in the 2021 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan.
Climbing provides a unique, new, and exciting experience for every young athlete. The sport provides a total body experience that challenges athletes physically and mentally, which allows your child to develop functional skills and build confidence on and off the wall. Although climbing is an individual sport, being part of a team provides a supportive environment where your child has the opportunity to compete, train, travel, learn, and build friendships with other climbers around the world. Climbing is a universal language.
The skills your child will acquire through climbing will facilitate their physical and mental development as a young athlete as well. Through climbing, your child will learn and develop a greater sense of body awareness and strength, problem solving skills, good sportsmanship, the importance of teamwork, goal setting, how to overcome fear and setbacks, discipline, hard work, and so much more. The possibilities for your young athlete are endless and being part of a climbing team allows your child to showcase their developing talents through a sport they love and can continue for the rest of their lives.
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