Amieyra Khoslla Wins Gold at National Climbing Championship

Fourteen-year-old climbing sensation Amieyra Khoslla clinched the gold medal in the Youth Girls (Under-17) category at the 29th National Sport Climbing Championship 2025, underlining India’s growing strength in competitive climbing. The championship was held in Bengaluru from December 26 to 29 and featured the country’s top emerging talent across age groups and disciplines.

Dominant Performance in Youth Girls Category

Competing in the bouldering discipline, Amieyra delivered a commanding performance in the finals, securing first place with an overall score of 83.8 points. She displayed exceptional strength, balance, and route-reading ability across all four problem routes. Her calm composure under pressure set her apart from other competitors and reflected her technical maturity at a young age.

Perfect Score in Qualification Round

Amieyra’s gold-medal run was built on a flawless qualification round held on December 27, 2025. She achieved a perfect score of 100.0 by successfully topping all four bouldering problems. This effort placed her as joint top qualifier for the finals and established her as a strong favourite for the title.

National Championship Platform

The 29th edition of the championship was organised by the Indian Mountaineering Foundation in association with the General Thimayya National Academy of Adventure. The event took place at Yavanika in Bengaluru, Karnataka, and included speed climbing and bouldering events across multiple age categories, drawing participants from zones across the country.

Imporatnt Facts for Exams

• The National Sport Climbing Championship is organised by the Indian Mountaineering Foundation.
• Bouldering is a climbing discipline performed on short walls without ropes.
• Sport climbing made its Olympic debut at the Tokyo 2020 Games.
• India conducts national-level climbing competitions across speed, lead, and bouldering formats.

Rising Prospect in Indian Sport Climbing

Amieyra’s consistency in both qualification and final rounds highlights her growing stature as one of India’s most promising young climbers. Her performance against elite youth competitors signals a strong pipeline of talent in Indian sport climbing, a discipline gaining increasing national and international recognition.