climbing scoresheets

Climbing scoresheets record a climber’s performance during a competition by noting their progress on specific routes or problems. They track the number of attempts, the highest holds reached, and whether the climber completed the route. For bouldering, scores often reflect the number of problems solved and the number of attempts taken. In lead climbing, scores are based on the highest point or hold reached before falling. These sheets help judges determine rankings fairly by objectively documenting each climber's achievements and attempts, ensuring transparent and accurate results.