IFSC Climbing Asian Cup

The IFSC Climbing Asian Cup is a series of Asian climbing competitions organized by the International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC).

Asian Cups

Edition Year Location Date(s) Disciplines
1 2001 China Kunming 14 September 2001 L + S
2004 India Uttarkashi 19 - 21 November 2004 L + S
2007 China Changsha 5 - 6 November 2007 L + S
2009[1] Thailand Krabi 17 - 18 April 2009 B
2012[2] China Chengdu 3 - 4 November 2012 L + S
2017[3] China Wanxianshan 27 - 29 October 2017 L + S + B
2018[4] Hong Kong Hong Kong 10 - 11 March 2018 B
2018[5] Thailand Bangkok 15 - 17 June 2018 B + S
2019[6] Hong Kong Hong Kong 9 - 10 March 2019 B
2022[7] Philippines Manila 5 - 6 November 2022 B
2023[8] Saudi Arabia Riyadh 12 - 16 December 2023 L + S + B
2025[9] Hong Kong Hong Kong 8 - 9 March 2025 B

Men's results

Lead

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2001[10] South Korea Sangwon Son South Korea Jae-Yong Lee South Korea Kyu-Bog Cho
2004[11] South Korea Janghyuk Kim Iran Mohammad Jafari Mahmoudabadi Hong Kong Ka-Wai Chu
2007[12] Japan Kazuma Watanabe China Changzhong Liu South Korea Janghyuk Kim
Japan Keita Mogaki
2012[13] South Korea Hyunbin Min South Korea Jabee Kim China ZiDa Ma
2017[14] Japan Yoshiyuki Ogata Japan Kokoro Fujii Japan Takuma Numajiri
2023[15] Japan Hidemasa Nishida Japan Hiroto Shimizu Japan Manato Kurashiki

Speed

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2001 Indonesia Ronald Mamarimbing Singapore Bin Mohd Yusof Mohd Yazid South Korea Kyu-Bog Cho
2004 China Xiaojie Chen Hong Kong Chi-Wai Lai Malaysia Hafzanizam Bokhari
2007 China QiXin Zhong China Xiaojie Chen China Hetai Ma
2012 China QiXin Zhong China Lincai Zhong Indonesia Aspar Jaelolo
2017 Kazakhstan Amir Maimuratov Kazakhstan Artyom Devyaterikov China JinXin Li
2018 (THA)[16] China QiXin Zhong Kazakhstan Alimzhan Myrzabekov Kazakhstan Amir Maimuratov

Bouldering

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2017 Japan Kokoro Fujii China HaiBin Qu Singapore Chua Dennis
2018 (HKG)[17] Philippines Gerald Verosil China DiChong Huang China YuFei Pan
2018 (THA) Hong Kong Ka-chun Yau Hong Kong Cheung-chi Shoji Chan Hong Kong Chi-fung AU
2019[18] Hong Kong Cheung-chi Shoji Chan Hong Kong Ka-chun Yau Singapore Chua Dennis
2022[19] Japan Yuji Fujiwaki Japan Keita Watabe Singapore Luke Goh Wen Bin
2023[20] Japan Tomoaki Takata Japan Manato Kurashiki Japan Yusuke Sugimoto
2025[21] Japan Ritsu Kayotani Japan Keita Dohi Hong Kong Cheung-chi Shoji Chan

Women's results

Lead

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2001 Hong Kong Hiu Ying Liu Hong Kong Shun-Yuk Choi South Korea Hyun-Jung Kim
2004 Hong Kong Hiu Ying Liu Japan Yasve Minamiura China Chunhua Li
2007 China Li-Ping Huang Indonesia Ilmawaty Labanu Japan Rie Kimura
2012 China LaMu RENQING China Xuhua PAN Hong Kong Hiu Ying Liu
2017 Japan Aya Onoe South Korea Lan Kim Iran Elnaz Rekabi
2023 Japan Risa Ota Japan Mashiro Kuzuu Japan Honoka Oda

Speed

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2001 Indonesia Agung Ethi Hendrawati South Korea Joung-Mi Kim Hong Kong Shun-Yuk Choi
2004 China Chunhua Li India Archana B.S. India Dashini Dev
2007 Indonesia Evi Neliwati China Chunhua Li China CuiLian He
2012 China yang wang China LaMu RENQING China Xuhua PAN
2017 China CuiLian He Kazakhstan Assel Marlenova China Xuhua PAN
2018 (THA) China MingWei NI Thailand Narada Disyabut Kazakhstan Margarita Agambayeva

Bouldering

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2017 Iran Elnaz Rekabi Singapore Vanessa Si Yinn Teng Kazakhstan Tamara Ulzhabayeva
2018 (HKG) Japan Mei Kotake South Korea Sol Sa Singapore Vanessa Si Yinn Teng
2018 (THA) South Korea Heeyeon Park Singapore Mingxin, Judith Sim Thailand Pankaew Plypoolsup
2019[22] Chinese Taipei Hung Ying Lee Chinese Taipei Hsiu-Ju Lin Thailand Puntarika Tunyavanich
2022[23] Japan Anon Matsufuji Japan Mashiro Kuzuu Hong Kong Tseng-Shun Wong
2023[24] Japan Ai Takeuchi Japan Mashiro Kuzuu Iran Elnaz Rekabi
2025[25] Japan Manami Yama Japan Kaho Murakoshi Japan Yui Suezawa

References

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  25. ^ "ASIAN CUP (B) - HONG KONG (HKG) 2025 GENERAL RESULT W O M E N BOULDERING".
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