Team Championship History
Team Vertical World has participated in many National Championships across the U.S. the last few years, placing first twice, and also second on two occasions.
- 2005 Team National Championship - 2nd Place - SCS (Sport Climbing Series )
- 2006 Team National Championship - 1st Place - SCS
- 2007 Team National Championship - 2nd Place - SCS
- 2008 Team National Championship - 1st Place - ABS (American Bouldering Series )
- 2008 Team PNW (Pacific North West ) Regional Championship - 1st Place - SCS
- 2008 Team National Championship - 5th Place - SCS
- 2009 Team PNW Regional Championship - 1st Place - ABS
- 2009 Team National Championship - 1st Place - ABS
- 2009 Team PNW Regional Championships - 1st Place - SCS
- 2009 Team DIV1 Championships - 2nd Place - SCS
- 2009 Team National Championships - 3rd Place - SCS
- 2010 Team PNW Regional Championships - 1st Place - ABS
- 2010 Team National Championships - 1st Place - ABS
- 2010 Team PNW Regional Championships - 1st Place - SCS
- 2010 Team DIV1 Championships - 2nd Place - SCS
- 2010 Team National Championships - 3rd Place - SCS
- 2011 Team PNW Regional Championships - 1st Place - ABS
- 2011 Team National Championships - 2nd Place - ABS
- 2011 Team PNW Regional Championships - 1st Place - SCS
- 2011 Team DIV1 Championships - 2nd Place - SCS
- 2011 Team National Championships - 5th Place - SCS
- 2012 Team PNW Regional Championships - 1st Place - ABS
- 2012 Team DIV1 Championships - 1st Place - ABS
- 2012 Team National Championships - 4th Place - ABS
- 2012 Team PNW Regional Championships - 1st Place - SCS
- 2012 Team DIV1 Championships - 2nd Place - SCS
- 2012 Team National Championships - 3rd Place - SCS
Vertical World has also been privileged to have members of their team go to the IFSC Climbing Youth World Championships. Members including:
Mikaila Leonardi - France 02, Bulgaria 03, Scotland 04, Austria 06
Ellen French - Bulgaria 03
Sydney McNair - Scotland 04, China 05
Bryan Hopkins - Scotland 04, Austria 06, Ecuador 07
Bryan Boyko - Austria 06
Carl Husmann - Austria 06
Rebekah Byington - Austria 06
Meg Coyne - Ecuador 07, Australia 08
Melissa Main - Ecuador 07
Audrey Hsu - Australia 08, France 09, Austria 11
Kayla Erickson - Australia 08
Alex Fritz - France 09, Scotland 10, Austria 11, Singapore 12
Chelsea M-Loftland - France 09
Victoria Cartwright - France 09
Grace Baker - France 09
Sean Bailey - Austria 11, Singapore 12
Shannon Russell - Singapore 12
North American Continental Championships is a competition that takes place every two years (even-numbered years) in which The United States, Canada and Mexico compete for the title of "North American Continental Champion," a position that gives you a free bye to Youth World Championships. Here is a list of Vertical World Climbing Team members who have competed at NACC and the location/year:
Sydney Mcnair - Mexico City 04, Denver 06
Bryan Hopkins - Denver 06
Rebekah "Beka" Byington - Denver 06
Melissa Main - Mexico City 04
Mikaila Leonardi - Mexico City 04
Victoria Cartwright - Denver 06, Motreal 08
Audrey Hsu - Denver 06
Alex Fritz - Denver 06, Ecuador 10
Bret Johnston - Montreal 08
Amelia Fischer-Linnett - Montreal 08
Dalton Fischer-Linnett - Montreal 08
Kale Perrone - Montreal 08
Melina Costanza - Ecuador 10
Gavin Robertson - Ecuador 10
Vertical World Climbing Team is very honored to have team members climb at that level with many other climbers from across the world. The coach, Tyson Schoene has been the coach for several years now, and is still looking forward to his future star athletes making it to the World Championships.
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