2019 in ice climbing
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This article lists the main ice climbing events and their results for 2019, including the UIAA Ice Climbing World Youth Championships, the UIAA Ice Climbing World Championships, the UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup,[1] and the Ice Climbing European Cup.
World Championships[edit]
| Date | Location | Discipline | Men's winner | Women's winner |
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| December 15 – 16, 2018 |  Moscow
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Combined | Nikolai Kuzovlev
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Maria Tolokonina
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| February 28 – March 2, 2019 |  Oulu
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U16 Lead |  Keenan Griscom
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Daria Glotova
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| U16 Speed | Danila Naumov
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Daria Glotova
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| U19 Lead | Ivan Loshchenko
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 Victoria Holub
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| U19 Speed | Nikita Glazyrin
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Irina Dubovtseva
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| U22 Lead |  Yannick Glatthard
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Sina Goetz
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| U22 Speed | Vadim Malshchukov
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Valeriia Bogdan
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| March 8 – 10, 2019 | Kirov
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Lead | Nikolai Kuzovlev
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 Woon-Seon Shin
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| Speed | Vladislav Iurlov
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Maria Tolokonina
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World Cup[edit]
| Date | Location | Discipline | Men's winner | Women's winner |
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| January 11 – 13 | Cheongsong[2]
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Lead | Nikolai Kuzovlev
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Maria Tolokonina
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| Speed | Anton Nemov
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Maria Tolokonina
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| January 18 – 20 |  Beijing[3]
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Lead | Nikolai Kuzovlev
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Maria Tolokonina
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| Speed | Vladislav Iurlov
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Ekaterina Koshcheeva
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| January 24 – 26 | Saas-Fee[4]
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Lead | Yannick Glatthard
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Woon-Seon Shin
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| Speed | Anton Nemov
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Valeriia Bogdan
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| February 1 – 3 |  Rabenstein[5]
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Lead | Nikolai Kuzovlev
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Maria Tolokonina
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| Speed | Anton Nemov
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Ekaterina Feoktistova
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| February 8 – 10 |  Champagny-en-Vanoise[6]
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Lead | Nikolai Kuzovlev
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Maria Tolokonina
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| Speed | Anton Nemov
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Natalia Savitskaia
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| February 22 – 24 | Denver (Finals)[7]
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Lead | Yannick Glatthard
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Maria Tolokonina
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| Speed | Nikolai Kuzovlev
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Maria Tolokonina
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| Overall season winners | Lead | Nikolai Kuzovlev
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Maria Tolokonina
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| Speed | Anton Nemov
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Ekaterina Koshcheeva
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European Cup[edit]
| Date | Location | Discipline | Men's winner | Women's winner |
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| November 24, 2018 | Bern[8]
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Lead | Louna Ledevant
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Sina Goetz
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| December 1, 2018 |  Domžale[9]
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Lead | Nikolai Primerov
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Sina Goetz
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| December 8, 2018 |  Žilina
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Lead | Peter Kuric
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Maja Šuštar
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| March 3, 2019 | Oulu (Finals)
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Lead | Louna Ledevant
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Sina Goetz
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| Overall season winners[10][11] | Lead | Louna Ledevant
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Sina Goetz
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References[edit]
- ^ Meehan, Chris (2019-02-18). "The Extreme Sport of Ice Climbing Is Coming to Civic Center Park". 5280. Retrieved 2020-02-14.
- ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Cheongsong) Page
- ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Beijing) Page
- ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Saas-Fee) Page
- ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Rabenstein) Page
- ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Champagny-en-Vanoise) Page
- ^ UIAA's Ice climbing World Cup (Denver) Page
- ^ EUROPEAN TOUR COMMENCES IN BERN
- ^ SINA GOETZ AND NIKOLAI PRIMEROV TAKE THE PLAUDITS IN DOMZALE
- ^ "UIAA Ice Climbing European Cup 2019 Overall Result Men Lead" (PDF).
- ^ "UIAA Ice Climbing European Cup 2019 Overall Result Women Lead" (PDF).