In a quiet, damp Swiss wood, the British climbing event of the year has just taken place: Shauna Coxsey has become the third woman in the world to climb an 8b+ boulder problem. It’s very definitely time to find out more, thinks Claire Jane Carter. Read more »
She's 21. She's from Runcorn. And now she's ranked second in the world. Congratulations to Shauna Coxsey on a stunning overall silver place in this year's IFSC Bouldering World Cup. Read more »
Forget the football. This Saturday sees the only World Cup final that really matters: of the 2014 IFSC Boulder World Cup. And in this World Cup, Britain actually stands a chance of winning. If Britain’s Shauna Coxsey beats Japan’s Akiyo Noguchi then we could have our very first Bouldering World Cup winner. Read more »
England may be out of the World Cup in Brazil, but Great Britain is still very much in the running in the IFSC Boulder World Cup. Mina Leslie-Wujastyk reports on the penultimate round of the IFSC Boulder World Cup, where a silver for Shauna Coxsey keeps her in the running for an overall win. Read more »
Shauna Coxsey retains her place at the top of the IFSC Boulder World Cup leaderboard with a 5th place in Vail, Colorado (6-7 June) and just two more events left to go. Mina Leslie-Wujastyk reports. Read more »
It was an exciting weekend for British competition climbing: Molly Thompson-Smith won gold in the European Youth Cup and Shauna Coxsey came second in the IFSC Boulder World Cup in Toronto, pushing her into first overall position. Mina Leslie-Wujastyk reports. Read more »
This weekend, Shauna Coxsey continued her domination of the 2014 IFSC Boulder World Cup with a second gold. Mina Leslie-Wujastyk reports. Read more »
In Switzerland yesterday, Shauna Coxsey’s dream started to come true: she won gold at the Grindelwald round of the 2014 IFSC Bouldering World Cup. After three rounds of an eight round series, she is now ranked first in the world. Read more »
Baku, Azerbaijan: Anna Stohr and Shauna Coxsey had both flashed three problems in the Bouldering World Cup. If they both flashed the final problem, Shauna would still win, having a higher score than Anna in the semi-finals. Surely this was Shauna’s time? Mina Leslie-Wujastyk reports. Read more »
This weekend sees the start of the IFSC Bouldering World Cup for 2014 and marks the beginning of a hectic few months for the GB Bouldering Team. Dave Mason previews what’s sure to be an exciting season. Read more »
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