2023-24 USA Climbing Youth Boulder Regional Rankings - Home


1	PLEASE READ FAQ BELOW BEFORE GOING TO RANKING PAGES
2	Links to 2023-24 Boulder Regional Ranking pages
3	Regions 11 & 12:			Click here			Regions 41 & 42:			Click here			Regions 71 & 72:			Click here
4	Regions 21 & 22:			Click here			Regions 51 & 52:			Click here			Regions 81 & 82:			Click here
5	Regions 31 & 32:			Click here			Regions 61 & 62:			Click here			Regions 91 & 92:			Click here
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7	FAQ on qualifying for the USA Climbing Boulder Youth Regional Championships
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9	How do athletes earn Regional Ranking Points?
10	At each Qualification Event (QE), competitors earn Ranking Points based on what place they finish in their category at the QE (see below for points for the top 40 places; the complete 80-place table can be found in Rules section 13.1).
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12	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points	Rank	Points
13	1	1000	6	495	11	325	16	220	21	145	26	84	31	42	36	24
14	2	805	7	455	12	300	17	205	22	130	27	73	32	37	37	21
15	3	690	8	415	13	280	18	185	23	120	28	63	33	33	38	19
16	4	610	9	380	14	260	19	170	24	105	29	56	34	30	39	17
17	5	545	10	350	15	240	20	155	25	95	30	48	35	27	40	15
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19	What happens if one or more athletes tie in a category at a QE?
20	Tied competitors are awarded the average of the points allocated for the tied rank positions, rounded down. Example: a 3-way tie for 2nd place results in 701 points for each of the three (3) tied competitors, because (805+690+610) / 3 = 701.67, which is 701 when rounded down. Cases where a competitor tied for a rank at a QE are denoted with a “t” in front of their rank in the ranking spreadsheet.
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22	How are the Regional Rankings calculated?
23	A competitor’s Regional Ranking (see tab labeled "Rankings as of ...") is based on the sum of the Ranking Points they earned at their two best QE performances, by number of Ranking Points earned. Competitors are not required to compete in more than one QE in order to be potentially eligible for Regionals.
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25	Some athletes have an EA next to their ranking. What does that mean?
26	The designation EA in the Regional Ranking is an abbreviation for "Extra Advancement" and is used to indicate athletes whose designation/status impacts the Regionals eligibility of other athletes in the same way. This includes athletes who are Regionals Pre-Qualified (PQ), National Team Eligible (NTE), National Team Ineligible (NTI), and Extra Qualified (EQ). See below for more details on these designations.
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28	Who is eligible to compete at Regionals?
29	Per section 12 of the Rulebook, an athlete may earn eligibility to compete at Youth Regionals via a few paths:
30	Regionals Pre-Qualified athletes (see next tab) are International Competition Eligible (ICE) athletes who:
31	- are a current World Champion, Pan American Champion, or National Champion in Boulder in either the Youth, Collegiate, or Elite Series; or
32	- are a member of the U.S. Olympic Team or Elite Boulder National Team or were a member at any time in the 12 months prior to YNCH; or
33	- were ranked in the top three (3) in the National Rankings in Boulder in the Youth or Elite Series at the end of the 2022-23 season; or
34	- represented the US in Boulder at the 2023 Youth World Championships
35	For athletes who are International Competition Eligible (ICE): to be eligbile for Regionals, they must be ranked in the top twenty-six (26) in their Region and Category’s Youth Qualification Boulder Rankings when only ICE athletes are considered and no Regionals Pre-Qualified athletes are considered.
36	For athletes who are National Team Eligible (NTE) or National Team Ineligible (NTI): to be eligible for Regionals, they must be ranked at least as high as the lowest-ranked Regionals-eligible ICE athlete in their Region and Category
37	More information on ICE, NTE, and NTI designations can be found in USA Climbing's National Team Eligibility Policy at usaclimbing.org/rules
38	Residents of the states of Alaska and Hawaii are also pre-qualified for Regionals. Those with an active Competitor membership on the date that the final Regional Rankings are published - Friday, December 15 - are eligible to compete at the Regional championship (Alaska residents in Region 12; Hawaii residents in Region 31). Those who purchase a Competitor membership after that date (and before the close of the Registration period), must email eligibility@usaclimbing.org immediately after their purchase to activate their eligiblity.
39	An athlete who moves Regions during the season and, per Rules section 12.4, has enough Ranking Points from their previous Region to qualify is Extra Qualified (EQ) and does not impact the eligibility of other athletes in their new Region.
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41	What should I do if I believe that there is an error or omission in the Rankings?
42	Send an email to eligibility@usaclimbing.org with the athlete's name, USAC region and membership number, and an explanation of what you believe to be missing or in error including the name and date of the relevant competition. Note: It might take one or two working days to receive a response.


1	2024 Boulder Youth Regionals - PreQualified Athletes
2	Member #	Name	Reason	Category at Event	2023-24 Region	2023-24 Category
3	26405294	Vail Everett	NC	MYA	R11	MJR	Pre-Qualified Reason Codes
4	29673717	Banlu Rogaway	NC	MYC	R12	MYB	WC	Boulder World Champion
5	29632378	Analise Van Hoang	WC	FYB	R21	FYA	PAC	Boulder Pan Am Champion
6	29668921	Arief Nagara	TOP 3	MYC	R21	MYB	NC	Boulder National Champion
7	29243156	Mira Capicchioni	ELITE		R22	FJR	ELITE	Elite National Team Member
8	29241296	Carly Alba	TOP 3	FYA	R22	FYA	TOP 3	Top 3 in previous season's Youth or Elite Boulder National Rankings
9	29651628	Hannah Mayer	YWC	FJR	R32	FJR	YWC	Represented US in Boulder at 2023 Youth World Championships
10	29620284	Khadija Magali (KM) Suleman	NC	FYC	R32	FYB
11	29646516	Lily Tsai	TOP 3	FYC	R32	FYB	Note:	WC, PAC, NC, and ELITE are also pre-qualified for the
12	28321779	Brenden Beauchamp	TOP 3	MYA	R32	MJR		Youth Divisional and National Boulder Championships
13	29638684	Peter Gusev	NC	MYB	R32	MYA
14	29239032	Cruz Padilla	TOP 3	MYB	R32	MYA	Note:	Residents of Alaska and Hawaii are pre-qualified for the Youth
15	29240763	Isabella Orner	YWC	FYA	R41	FJR		Regional Championships. Athletes in those states who
16	27627910	Nathan Sato	TOP 3	MYA	R41	MJR		hold an active Competitor membership on the day that
17	29621472	Beckett Hsin	TOP 3	MYB	R41	MYB		the final Regional Rankings are published (December 15)
18	29252858	Paloma Slowik	NC	FYA	R42	FJR		will receive invitations to the Regional Championships
19	29243161	Anastasia Sanders	ELITE		R51	FYA		(R12 for Alaska residents; R31 for Hawaii residents)
20	27619869	Dillon Countryman	ELITE		R51	MJR
21	28324773	Hugo Hoyer	YWC	MYA	R52	MYA
22	29639754	Logan Zhang	TOP 3	MYC	R52	MYB
23	29645796	Evie Albrecht	TOP 3	FYC	R62	FYB
24	29651716	Suhvin Park	NC	FYB	R82	FYA
25	28333464	Sienna Perez	TOP 3	FYA	R82	FYA
26	29620301	Jojo Chi	TOP 3	FYB	R82	FYA
27	29242918	Adam Shahar	TOP 3	MJR	R82	MJR