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Climbing · Worth knowing

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Climbing · Worth knowing
Freitag, 25. September 2026
Climbing · Worth knowing

Rogora's 9b milestone; Baltic bouldering returns

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Laura Rogora's 9b

Italy's Rogora joined climbing's rarest air.

The two-time Olympian became only the second woman ever to climb a 9b route, cementing herself as one of the sport's most versatile climbers [Quelle: Cabbage Tree]. Her trajectory reads like climbing's blueprint for depth: World Cup wins in lead, European titles across multiple disciplines, Olympic appearances at two Games, and now outdoor hardness that ranks her among a handful of women operating at that ceiling. Most climbers choose a lane—speed, bouldering, lead, or the outdoor grind. Rogora refused the choice.

Watch what she targets next.

Scala Dream Bouldering Festival

The Baltic climbing circuit fires back this weekend.

Scala Dream Bouldering Festival returns to Klaipėda, Lithuania on September 25–26, drawing competitors from across the Baltic States into a two-day format split between qualification rounds—40 boulder problems across four sessions—and separate finals for Recreational and Athlete categories [Quelle: ClimbAlong]. The Athlete finals will push toward 7B+ for men and 7A+ for women. Entry runs €25 before the deadline, €30 after. Regional comps like this matter because they're where smaller climbing communities prove depth exists outside the World Series spotlight.

Baltic bouldering has teeth.

New Zealand Boulder Nationals

New Zealand's national bouldering championship lands Saturday.

Boulder Nationals kicks off at BoulderCo Hamilton with Open, U19, and U17 categories competing for national honors [Quelle: Climbing NZ]. The event format and full athlete information are live on the official site. National championships reveal where a country's climbing breadth sits—how deep the youth pipeline runs, whether elite climbers can maintain dominance at home, and what emerging names flash in the Open category.

Aotearoa's climbing future shows up Saturday.

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Scala dream bouldering festival 2026 09 25-26 - Competition - Info
22 hours ago ... ... climbing community. We believe that the best competitions are about more than just results—they're about great routes, a welcoming atmosphere, and sharing ...
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KI-Zusammenfassung

Scala Dream Bouldering Festival returns September 25–26, 2026 at Scala Dream Climbing Gym in Klaipėda, Lithuania, bringing together climbers from across the Baltic States. The two-day competition features qualification rounds with 40 boulder problems across four sessions, followed by separate finals for Recreational and Athlete categories (approximately 7B+ for men, 7A+ for women), with top athletes competing for cash prizes under current IFSC Bouldering Competition Rules. Entry fees are €25 before September 20 and €30 after.

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Boulder Nationals event information for open, u19 and u17 at ...
Boulder Nationals event information for open, u19 and u17 at ...
21 hours ago ... Ascent Studio hosts Collegiate Local bouldering and sport climbing competition ... Results, Awards + Prizes REMINDER: if you want your score recorded for ...
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Laura Rogora: Italian Sport Climbing Athlete and Olympian
Laura Rogora: Italian Sport Climbing Athlete and Olympian
6 hours ago ... Her career is notable not only for competition results but also for her achievements in outdoor climbing, where she established herself as a highly accomplished ...
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KI-Zusammenfassung

Laura Rogora, an Italian professional sport climber born in 2001, has achieved significant success across lead climbing, bouldering, and combined events. She won the women's lead World Cup in Briançon (2020) and Chamonix (2021), earned a bronze medal at the 2023 European Qualifier in Laval, and claimed the 2024 European Championship titles in both lead and Boulder & Lead combined formats. Rogora represented Italy at both Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympics, finishing 15th and 18th respectively in combined events. In 2025, she posted strong World Cup results including 2nd place finishes in lead at Innsbruck and Madrid, 3rd place in Koper, and 9th at the World Championships in Seoul. Beyond competition, she established herself as an exceptional outdoor climber, becoming the second-youngest to climb a 9a route at age 14 and later the second woman to climb a 9b route.

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