Adrianne Wadewitz, Wikipedia Editor and Climber, Killed at Joshua Tree
Adrianne Wadewitz, 37, died of head injuries on April 8 in Palm Springs, California. "Wikiwoman" was a passionate climber and editor for Wikipedia.
Adrianne Wadewitz, 37, died of head injuries on April 8 in Palm Springs, California. "Wikiwoman" was a passionate climber and editor for Wikipedia.
James “Jimmy” Webb, known for being the best flash boulderer in the world, has been on fire in Magic Wood, Switzerland, sending The Understanding (V15) in one session and Practice of the Wild (V15) in the last week.
Jonathan Siegrist has put up two stellar additions to the once-obscure Lime Kiln Canyon, Arizona: the testpiece Air France (5.14a) and Voyager One (5.13a/b).
Shauna Coxsey sent Zarzaparilla (V13), her second boulder problem at the grade, in Albarracín, Northern Spain, on March 21.
Hazel Findlay has climbed Fish Eye (5.14b) in Oliana, Spain, taking the title as the first British woman to climb at that grade.
Sasha DiGiuilian captivated a 25,000 seat stadium as she hung from the rafters and waved to the crowd from the top of the Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey.
Isabelle Faus has climbed Partage (V12) in Fontainebleau, France.