This event has been Northwest Pennsylvania’s premiere indoor bouldering competition for the past four years, and has seen competitors from southwest New York, northeast Ohio and western Pennsylvania.

This event has grown every year, and this year there were 74 competitors in seven different categories.

With so many competitors the field was divided into three different groups that climbed at different times. All youth competitors climbed in the morning; recreational and intermediate adults climbed at noon; and the advanced and elite climbers competed in the afternoon.

The set of 50 different climbing challenges (boulder problems), included a variety of different styles some of which surprise you as modern climbing is sometimes an amalgamation of climbing, gymnastics, parkour style elements. It is exciting and dynamic, and there were many spectacular moments.

Lily White won the Adult Female Intermediate Division with 4,795 points, followed by Lily Lindell (3,528), Morgan Spatz (3,016), Natalie Muntz (2,757), Taryn Phillips (2,618), Gabriella Bango (2,156), Lacey Criswell (2,133), Ellie Hahn (2,036) and Isiss Pratz (1,500).

The Adult Female Recreational Division title went to Lily Cathcart with 1,412 points. Madison Cathcart was second with 1,237 points, followed by Aanchal Tewari (1,038), Rachel Edgar (920), Colleen Heath (675) and Laura White (540).

Neola Harrington was the Youth Female champion with 3,333 points, followed by Elodie Criswell (3,174), Eloise Harrington (3,080), Bella Smith (1,899), Finley LaVigne (1,499), Freya Heath (1,253), Aria Miller (1,136), Averi Ash (1,059) and Grace Peterson (894).

The Adult Male Advanced Division winner was Colbin Constable with 5,031 points and Tai Phan was second with 4,987 points. Deric Larson finished third with 4,935 points, followed by Caleb Snook (4,910), Dan Muntz (4,646), Jake Prindle-Cassidy (4,434), Matthew Cathcart (4,333), Nate Heath (4,159), Matt White (4,156) and Taewan Ku (4,036).

Jarrett Valeri won the Adult Male Intermediate Division with 3,950 points, followed by Channing Brainard (3,873), Matthew Campbell (3,759), Dylan Ansell (3,589), Tyson Morrison (3,410), Ben Linkerhof (3,295), Jacob Rose (3,071), Brian Barmore (2,912), Jeremy Criswell (2,868), Dustin Johnson (2,856), Taylor Huey (2,733), Jakob Huling (2,728), Hunter Sallack (2,718), Collin Whiting (2,415), Trenton Roberts (2,398), Matt Moore (2,339), Christian Olson (2,317) and Steven Campbell (2,119).

Matt Rowan’s 1,879 points were good enough to take the Adult Male Recreational Division title. Juvenal Diaz-Cortes was second with 1,718 points, followed by Thomas Rice (1,698), Mark Passinger (1,451), Joshua Juul (1,157) and Troy Winkles (759).

Owen Ash won the Youth Male Division with 3,236 points, Grant Criswell was second (3,055) and Connor Ash was third (2,773). Cole Miller took fourth (2,518), followed by Riley Littlefield (2,360), Isaac Boisvert (2,060), Razzlin Pratz (1,814), Evan Wellner (1,616), Zain Woodburn (1,480), Sebastian Cable (1,460), Jaxon Moore (1,255), Andrew Miller (1,054), Bow Winkles (1,009), Owen Heath (919), Connor Spear (890) and Logan Philhower (678).