Spartan Summit
A favorite event of Outdoor Adventures, the Spartan Summit, is a rock climbing competition open to UNCG students of all skill levels.
Outdoor Adventures staff work hard in creating a fun and positive atmosphere for all participants. All climbers receive free food and great giveaways. The top three competitors in each category will be awarded awesome prizes.
This Year’s Competition was held on February 18, 2012.


Categories
• When climbers register, they will identify themselves by their level of
skill into one of three caregories: beginner, intermediate, or advanced. Not
sure which catgory you fall into? Check out this criteria to help you figure
it out!
• Note: If the judges conclude a climber is not in the correct
division then they have the right to move the climber to a more appropriate
division after discussing this with the climber.
| Beginner |
Intermediate |
Advanced |
| • This is your first year climbing |
• Placed in the last year's climbing competition (Beginner level) |
• Placed in the last year's climbing competition (Intermediate or Advanced
level)
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| •This is your first climbing competition |
•Able to climb intermediate-designated routes |
•Able to climb advanced-designated routes
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| •Able to climb the beginner-designated routes |
•Able to climb 5.7-5.9 YDS |
•Able to climb 5.9-5.11 YDS |
| •Able to climb 5.6-5.7 YDS |
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Find out more about the Yosemite Decimal System at:
http://climber.org/data/decimal.html#fifth" and
Climbing Wall Rating System
Rules and Regulations
- All rules and regulations are subject to final review by the Competition Director or Head Judge.
- Any unsportsmanlike conduct will result in immediate ejection from the competition.
- There will be four top rope climbs for each division (beginner, intermediate
and advanced) with the most challenging beginner route being the first
intermediate, and the most challenging intermediate being the first advanced
route.
- Both men and women in the same division will climb the same routes.
- If the judges conclude a climber is not in the correct division then
they have the right to move the climber to a more appropriate division
after discussing this with the climber.
- Climber must follow all route specific regulations. Failure to do so will result in a penalty equivalent to one attempt.
Competition Scoring
Each category competes on routes specifically designed for that skill level. New routes are mapped out and created to provide all categories a fun and exciting challenge.
- Hold reached in a controlled manner 1 point
- If a climber finishes a route with no falls on their first try, known
as a Flash, then they will receive 2 additional points
- Each climber may attempt a route three times. While climbing the route, if the climber falls s/he will be required to start the route over from the bottom. After the third attempt the climber is finished competing on that route. The points earned will be totalled based on the highest attained hold. It is the climber's responsibility to remember the highest hold they attained.
- If a climber goes off route or does not follow a regulation (i.e. using feet in a non-designated area) they will be penalized one attempt. This is at the judge's discretion only.
- In the place of a tie, at the end of each division time, the climbers will face off on a route designated by the judges. The climber that scores the most points on one attempt will be announced the winner.
These pictures are from our 2011 Competition
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