Comp Format

• There will be multiple divisions for both Men and Women (this will be determined closer to time based on how many competitors sign up)

• There will be 7-8 problems per division 

• Climbers will attempt as many of the problems in their category as possible, recording attempts, zones and Tops

• Zones are new this year

  • Each problem will have one zone that counts for points, just not as many as a top

• Tops must be witnessed by a fellow competitor who must sign off on the send

• The top 3 climbers with the most tops in each category will advance to finals 

• Finals will be semi IFSC style

  • Final rounds feature 3 boulder problems per division

  • Competitors must attempt to climb each one within a span of 4 minutes

  • Scores are earned by the following 2 ways:

    • Climbing to the Top matching the final hold without falling

    • Climbing to a designated Zone hold 

      • (There will be 2 zone holds this year to help with ties)

  • Tops are most important followed by Zones and are calculated below:

    • Number of Tops

    • Attempts to Top

    • Number of Zones

    • Attempts to Zones

• Tops are earned by completing a problem from start to finish (must match and control final hold)

• Problems can only be counted once

• You must control the start hold before moving to the next hold

• Volumes and outside corners are on 

• All bolts and bolt holes on the wall are off

• If you use a hold or feature that is off-route, no points will be earned

• In order to count, your attempts and sends must be witnessed by another competitor

• An attempt is anytime your feet leave the ground

• The bolt holes in holds themselves are considered “on”, but they can be dangerous, please use at your own risk

• A flash counts as a full point, each attempt subtracts points

• A flash is finishing the climb on your first attempt