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Results

2026 CrossFit Games Results: James Sprague, Aimee Cringle and CrossFit Whip Crowned Champions

Rick Saleebyby Rick Saleeby Published on Jul 26, 2026

Aimee Cringle CrossFit Games

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2026 CrossFit Games Results, Individual Leaderboard, Event Winners

The 2026 CrossFit Games concluded on July 26 in San Jose, California, following four days and 20 grueling events for the Individual athletes. James Sprague successfully defended his position atop the men’s leaderboard to become the Fittest Man on Earth for the second time in his career, using consistent performances and calculated pacing to withstand the pressure on the final day. Aimee Cringle dominated the women’s competition, building a lead of more than 100 points and mathematically securing the title before the final event. She still returned to the floor to complete the competition and celebrate being crowned the Fittest Woman on Earth.

CrossFit Whip completed a dramatic comeback to capture the Teams division championship. CrossFit Mayhem controlled the overall leaderboard for much of the competition and entered the final day in first place, but a 12th-place result in Team Event 9 opened the door for its closest challenger. CrossFit Whip took full advantage, overtaking Mayhem across the final events to earn the title of Fittest Team on Earth.

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2026 CrossFit Games Results and Leaderboard

Men’s Overall Standings, Top 15

  1. James Sprague — 1318 points (Winner)
  2. Dallin Pepper — 1291 points
  3. Jay Crouch — 1228 points
  4. Justin Medeiros — 1104 points
  5. Ricky Garard — 1100 points
  6. Jayson Hopper — 1059 points
  7. Jeffrey Adler — 970 points
  8. Roman Khrennikov — 946 points
  9. Guilherme Malheiros — 904 points
  10. Moritz Fiebig — 898 points
  11. Colten Mertens — 825 points
  12. Dylan Hamming — 816 points
  13. Bayley Martin — 804 points
  14. Victor Hoffer — 775 points
  15. Austin Hatfield — 762 points

Women’s Overall Standings, Top 15

  1. Aimee Cringle — 1394 points (Winner)
  2. Emma Lawson — 1258 points
  3. Lucy Campbell — 1229 points
  4. Alex Gazan — 1041 points
  5. Madeline Sturt — 1026 points
  6. Olivia Kerstetter — 992 points
  7. Arielle Loewen — 987 points
  8. Paige Rodgers — 967 points
  9. Elisa Fuliano — 926 points
  10. Danielle Brandon — 926 points
  11. Haley Adams — 882 points
  12. Siria Meha — 857 points
  13. Ellie Turner — 836 points
  14. Abigail Domit — 826 points
  15. Kyra Milligan — 815 points

Team Overall Standings

  1. CrossFit Whip — 1055 points (Winner)
  2. CrossFit Mayhem — 1030 points
  3. CrossFit Oslo Kriger — 940 points
  4. Homefront CrossFit PRVN — 785 points
  5. Camp Rhino CrossFit — 770 points
  6. CrossFit Södra Vättern — 760 points
  7. CrossFit Asker Kriger — 730 points
  8. CrossFit Kia Maia — 700 points
  9. Solidarity CrossFit Basecamp — 630 points
  10. Snake CrossFit HWPO — 595 points
  11. Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD — 590 points
  12. CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Pursuit — 580 points
  13. CrossFit 1124 — 570 points
  14. CrossFit Reykjavík CrossFit Reykjavík — 525 points
  15. Q21 CrossFit — 525 points
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Individual Event 1: The 2007 Hopper

The first individual event brought the CrossFit Games back to their roots with a workout inspired by the original 2007 competition.

Preferred source

Workout

1,000-meter row

Then, five rounds of:

  • 25 pull-ups
  • Seven push jerks

Push jerk weight:

  • Men: 135 pounds
  • Women: 85 pounds

Men’s Event 1 Results

Jay Crouch produced the fastest performance of the men’s competition, completing the workout in 7:11.22. Crouch separated himself by moving efficiently through the pull-ups and maintaining his pace on the push jerks.

Colten Mertens finished fewer than six seconds behind Crouch, while Saxon Panchik secured third place.

  1. Jay Crouch, 7:11.22
  2. Colten Mertens, 7:17
  3. Saxon Panchik, 7:19
  4. Calum Clements, 7:34.74
  5. Justin Medeiros, 7:36
  6. James Sprague, 7:37.20
  7. Moritz Fiebig, 7:41
  8. Ricky Garard, 7:47.54
  9. Jeffrey Adler, 7:47.89
  10. Bayley Martin, 7:49
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Women’s Event 1 Results

Madeline Sturt opened her competition with an event victory, finishing in 8:03.48. Sturt remained composed during the row before separating herself from the field during the pull-ups and push jerks.

Lucy Campbell, the runner-up at the 2025 CrossFit Games, finished second. Aline Wirz completed the women’s top three.

  1. Madeline Sturt, 8:03.48
  2. Lucy Campbell, 8:10.13
  3. Aline Wirz, 8:16
  4. Haley Adams, 8:22
  5. Danielle Brandon, 8:26
  6. Arielle Loewen, 8:31.02
  7. Emma Lawson, 8:35
  8. Kyra Milligan, 8:37.77
  9. Bergrós Björnsdóttir, 8:40
  10. Aimee Cringle, 8:40.48

Individual Event 2: Ranch 7200

Athletes returned to an outdoor setting for a lengthy trail run designed to test pacing, endurance and the ability to handle changing terrain.

Workout

  • 7,200-meter trail run

Men’s Event 2 Results

Ricky Garard took control of the men’s race and completed the course in 39:33. Known for his endurance, Garard established himself near the front early and gradually opened a gap on the rest of the field.

James Sprague finished just 10 seconds behind Garard. Event 1 winner Jay Crouch placed third, making him one of only three men to finish in under 40 minutes.

  1. Ricky Garard, 39:33
  2. James Sprague, 39:43
  3. Jay Crouch, 39:52
  4. Jeffrey Adler, 40:27
  5. Roman Khrennikov, 40:42
  6. Nika Maisuradze, 40:56
  7. Austin Hatfield, 41:09
  8. Justin Medeiros, 42:08
  9. Ty Jenkins, 42:43
  10. Dallin Pepper, 42:57

Women’s Event 2 Results

Aimee Cringle earned her first victory of the competition after overtaking Haley Adams during the closing portion of the trail run.

Adams had built a lead during the race, but Cringle saved enough energy to increase her pace late and cross the finish line in 40:42. Adams finished second, while Ella Wilkinson placed third.

  1. Aimee Cringle, 40:42
  2. Haley Adams, 41:15
  3. Ella Wilkinson, 42:16
  4. Lucy Campbell, 42:48
  5. Ellie Turner, 42:58
  6. Aline Wirz, 43:20
  7. Rachel Noel, 43:59
  8. Miley Wade, 44:07
  9. Madeline Sturt, 44:18
  10. Emma Lawson, 44:21

Individual Events 3, 4 and 5: The CrossFit Total

Athletes performed three traditional strength tests following the 7,200-meter trail run.

Although the lifts were performed as part of the same session, the back squat, shoulder press and deadlift were scored as three separate events.

Event 3

  • One-rep-max back squat

Event 4

  • One-rep-max shoulder press

Event 5

  • One-rep-max deadlift

Men’s Back Squat Results, Event 3

Colten Mertens and Guilherme Malheiros battled for the top spot in the back squat. Mertens ultimately secured the victory with a 555-pound lift, beating Malheiros by five pounds.

Austin Hatfield placed third with 525 pounds. Bayley Martin and Nick Mathew tied at 520 pounds.

  1. Colten Mertens, 555 pounds
  2. Guilherme Malheiros, 550 pounds
  3. Austin Hatfield, 525 pounds
  4. Bayley Martin, 520 pounds
  5. Nick Mathew, 520 pounds

Women’s Back Squat Results, Event 3

Kyra Milligan claimed the women’s squat victory with a 370-pound lift. Her successful attempt placed her 20 pounds ahead of runner-up Mirjam Von Rohr.

Anikha Greer finished third with 335 pounds, followed by Madeline Sturt and Hannah Black at 330 pounds.

  1. Kyra Milligan, 370 pounds
  2. Mirjam Von Rohr, 350 pounds
  3. Anikha Greer, 335 pounds
  4. Madeline Sturt, 330 pounds
  5. Hannah Black, 330 pounds

Men’s Shoulder Press Results, Event 4

Mertens followed his squat victory by posting the heaviest men’s shoulder press of the competition.

His successful 260-pound attempt secured his second consecutive event win. Ricky Garard pressed 250 pounds for second, while Dylan Hamming and Roman Khrennikov tied with 245 pounds.

  1. Colten Mertens, 260 pounds
  2. Ricky Garard, 250 pounds
  3. Dylan Hamming, 245 pounds
  4. Roman Khrennikov, 245 pounds
  5. Dallin Pepper, 240 pounds

Women’s Shoulder Press Results, Event 4

Alex Gazan delivered one of the standout strength performances of the opening day by completing a 170-pound strict shoulder press.

Paige Rodgers finished second with 155 pounds. Ellie Turner, Anikha Greer and Aimee Cringle each pressed 150 pounds.

  1. Alex Gazan, 170 pounds
  2. Paige Rodgers, 155 pounds
  3. Ellie Turner, 150 pounds
  4. Anikha Greer, 150 pounds
  5. Aimee Cringle, 150 pounds
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Men’s Deadlift Results, Event 5

Patrick Vellner was the only man to surpass the 600-pound mark during the deadlift, pulling 605 pounds to secure the event victory.

James Sprague finished second with 590 pounds, while Nick Mathew was five pounds behind him in third place.

  1. Patrick Vellner, 605 pounds
  2. James Sprague, 590 pounds
  3. Nick Mathew, 585 pounds
  4. Tudor Magda, 580 pounds
  5. Dallin Pepper, 575 pounds

Women’s Deadlift Results, Event 5

Aimee Cringle collected her second event victory of the competition by deadlifting 425 pounds.

Alex Gazan finished five pounds behind Cringle after completing a 420-pound pull. Combined with her squat and shoulder press, Gazan recorded 920 total pounds across the three strength events.

  1. Aimee Cringle, 425 pounds
  2. Alex Gazan, 420 pounds
  3. Madeline Sturt, 410 pounds
  4. Kyra Milligan, 385 pounds
  5. Elisa Fuliano, 355 pounds

Individual Event 6: Grass Oval Bicycle Race

Workout

For time:

  • 20 laps around the track

Men’s Results, Event 6

  1. Moritz Fiebig — 18:15.77
  2. Dallin Pepper — 18:15.91
  3. Jay Crouch — 18:16.16
  4. James Sprague — 18:16.21
  5. Jayson Hopper — 18:16.53
  6. Ricky Garard — 18:16.64
  7. Roman Khrennikov — 18:17.46
  8. Justin Medeiros — 18:18.11
  9. Bayley Martin — 18:21.63
  10. Luis Cuellar — 18:28.14

Women’s Results, Event 6

  1. Aimee Cringle — 19:10.78
  2. Emma Lawson — 19:17.29
  3. Lucy Campbell — 19:17.30
  4. Aline Wirz — 19:17.58
  5. Haley Adams — 19:34.80
  6. Madeline Sturt — 19:51.28
  7. Ellie Turner — 20:11.34
  8. Holly Tynan — 20:17.75
  9. Matilde Garnes — 20:18.48
  10. Elisa Fuliano — 20:18.98

Individual Event 7

Individual Event 7: Swim Standard

The final individual event of Day 1 shifted the focus from heavy lifting back to conditioning, combining multiple swim intervals with high-repetition burpees. The workout rewarded efficient swimming technique, smart pacing and the ability to recover quickly before returning to the water.

Workout

For time:

  • 200-meter swim
  • 40 burpees
  • 150-meter swim
  • 30 burpees
  • 100-meter swim
  • 20 burpees
  • 50-meter swim
  • 10 burpees

Men’s Event 7 Results

Ty Jenkins closed out the opening day with an impressive victory in the Swim Standard event, showcasing outstanding efficiency in the water while maintaining a strong pace through each round of burpees. He completed the workout in 11:09 to earn the event win.

Justin Medeiros continued his consistent performance across Day 1, finishing just 14 seconds behind Jenkins. Dallin Pepper rounded out the podium as the only other athlete to break the 12-minute mark.

  1. Ty Jenkins, 11:09
  2. Justin Medeiros, 11:23
  3. Dallin Pepper, 11:49
  4. Saxon Panchik, 12:00
  5. Luis Cuellar, 12:04
  6. James Sprague, 12:17
  7. Roman Khrennikov, 12:18
  8. Jeffrey Adler, 12:20
  9. Victor Hoffer, 12:34
  10. Ricky Garard, 12:35

Women’s Event 7 Results

Lucy Campbell capped off an outstanding opening day by winning the women’s Swim Standard. Widely regarded as one of the strongest swimmers in the field, Campbell leveraged her background in the water to finish in 10:55, the only woman to complete the event in under 11 minutes.

Paige Rodgers secured second place in 12:04, while Danielle Brandon finished third after crossing the line in 12:18.

  1. Lucy Campbell, 10:55
  2. Paige Rodgers, 12:04
  3. Danielle Brandon, 12:18
  4. Arielle Loewen, 12:32
  5. Emma Lawson, 12:40
  6. Aimee Cringle, 12:51
  7. Alex Gazan, 12:53
  8. Haley Adams, 13:01
  9. Madeline Sturt, 13:04
  10. Matilde Garnes, 13:07
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Day Two Recap for Teams

Team Event 1: BOB on BOB

The Team competition officially got underway on Day Two of the 2026 CrossFit Games with one of the most physically demanding events of the weekend. Teams were tasked with pushing the massive “Big Bob” sled over 280 feet while the weight gradually decreased after each elimination round.

Solidarity CrossFit Basecamp delivered the fastest performance of the event, defeating Camp Rhino CrossFit in the championship matchup. The winning team crossed the finish line in just 1:09.22 during the final round. CrossFit Kia Maia rounded out the top three after posting the quickest time among the semifinalists.

Workout

For time:

  • 280-foot Big Bob sled push (667-pound unloaded sled)

Round 1: 1,107 pounds

Round 2: 997 pounds

Round 3: 887 pounds

Results

  1. Solidarity CrossFit Basecamp, 1:09.22 (Round 4)
  2. Camp Rhino CrossFit, 1:46.37 (Round 4)
  3. CrossFit Kia Maia, 1:06.68 (Round 3)
  4. CrossFit Södra Vättern, 1:18.73 (Round 3)
  5. Q21 CrossFit, 0:09.81 (Round 2)
  6. CrossFit Mayhem, 1:06.48 (Round 2)
  7. CrossFit Oslo Kriger, 1:13.28 (Round 2)
  8. CrossFit Uncontained II Relentless, 1:13.62 (Round 2)
  9. CrossFit Reykjavík, 1:13.83 (Round 2)
  10. CrossFit Whip, 1:15.41 (Round 2)
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Team Event 2: Handstand Relay

The second event shifted from brute strength to coordination, balance and speed as teammates combined to complete a handstand walking relay. Unlike the opening event, this race came down to the final seconds.

Homefront CrossFit PRVN edged CrossFit Oslo Kriger by just one second to claim the event victory, while Snake CrossFit HWPO finished only a few seconds back to complete the podium.

Workout

For time, in any order:

  • Athlete 1: 40-yard handstand walk
  • Athlete 2: 60-yard handstand walk
  • Athlete 3: 40-yard handstand walk
  • Athlete 4: 60-yard handstand walk

Results

  1. Homefront CrossFit PRVN, 2:50
  2. CrossFit Oslo Kriger, 2:51
  3. Snake CrossFit HWPO, 2:54
  4. CrossFit Mayhem, 2:59
  5. CrossFit Whip, 3:01
  6. CrossFit 1124, 3:10
  7. Camp Rhino CrossFit, 3:10
  8. CrossFit Body Blueprint, 3:26
  9. CrossFit Reykjavík, 3:33
  10. CrossFit Asker Kriger, 3:38

Day Three Recap for Individuals

Individual Event 13: 500 Run

The opening individual event on Day 3 tested pure speed with a flat-out 500-meter sprint. While the race lasted barely more than a minute for the fastest athletes, every fraction of a second mattered as the leaderboard tightened heading into the afternoon.

Workout

  • 500-meter sprint

Men’s Event 13 Results

Ricky Garard continued to prove why he is one of the premier endurance athletes in CrossFit, controlling the pace from the front before pulling away in the closing stretch. Garard crossed the finish line in 1:13.09 to secure another event victory.

Guilherme Malheiros stayed within striking distance throughout the race but couldn’t find a way around Garard, finishing just 0.22 seconds behind. Kalyan Souza used a strong finishing kick to edge the rest of the field for third place.

  1. Ricky Garard, 1:13.09
  2. Guilherme Malheiros, 1:13.31
  3. Kalyan Souza, 1:13.98
  4. Dylan Hamming, 1:14.18
  5. Bayley Martin, 1:15.01
  6. Quinn Robinson, 1:15.39
  7. Jeffrey Adler, 1:16.12
  8. Ty Jenkins, 1:16.38
  9. Saxon Panchik, 1:16.39
  10. Jay Crouch, 1:16.45

Women’s Event 13 Results

Aimee Cringle continued her remarkable weekend by earning another event victory in the 500-meter sprint. Drawing on her track and field background, Cringle opened with an aggressive pace and never let up, crossing the finish line in 1:20.98.

Rachel Noel finished second after a strong closing stretch, while Aline Wirz rounded out the top three.

  1. Aimee Cringle, 1:20.98
  2. Rachel Noel, 1:21.31
  3. Aline Wirz, 1:22.05
  4. Madeline Sturt, 1:22.26
  5. Matilde Garnes, 1:23.24
  6. Ella Wilkinson, 1:23.97
  7. Alex Gazan, 1:24.13
  8. Holly Tynan, 1:24.72
  9. Emma Lawson, 1:24.94
  10. Erica Folo, 1:25.11

Individual Event 14: Triple Pig

The second individual event challenged athletes with a demanding combination of gymnastics, conditioning and brute strength, finishing each round with increasingly difficult Pig flips.

Workout

For time:

  • 10 bar muscle-ups
  • 15 GHD sit-up wall-ball shots
  • 20 triple-unders
  • 1 Pig flip

Then:

  • 15 bar muscle-ups
  • 20 GHD sit-up wall-ball shots
  • 25 triple-unders
  • 2 Pig flips

Then:

  • 20 bar muscle-ups
  • 25 GHD sit-up wall-ball shots
  • 30 triple-unders
  • 3 Pig flips

Men’s Event 14 Results

Patrick Vellner reminded everyone why he remains one of CrossFit’s all-time greats, dominating the Triple Pig workout from start to finish. His winning time of 10:31.58 stood more than 15 seconds ahead of the rest of the field.

Behind him, Dallin Pepper edged defending champion James Sprague for second after Justin Medeiros stumbled during the closing triple-unders.

  1. Patrick Vellner, 10:31.58
  2. Dallin Pepper, 10:46.92
  3. James Sprague, 11:11.25
  4. Justin Medeiros, 11:38.16
  5. Spencer Panchik, 11:59.50
  6. Roman Khrennikov, 12:16.50
  7. Bayley Martin, 12:21.93
  8. Moritz Fiebig, 12:46.52
  9. Jeffrey Adler, 12:51.91
  10. Jay Crouch, 12:54.44

Women’s Event 14 Results

Aimee Cringle continued to strengthen her hold on the competition with another dominant victory. She moved efficiently through every element of the workout, posting an outstanding winning time of 10:41.36.

Kyra Milligan finished second, while Arielle Loewen completed the podium in third.

  1. Aimee Cringle, 10:41.36
  2. Kyra Milligan, 12:28.34
  3. Arielle Loewen, 12:43.09
  4. Anikha Greer, 13:05.98
  5. Ellie Turner, 13:08.65
  6. Emma Lawson, 13:17.86
  7. Ella Wilkinson, 13:29.49
  8. Holly Tynan, 13:29.55
  9. Elisa Fuliano, 13:34.76
  10. Paige Rodgers, 14:02.84

Individual Event 15: 2020 Speed Snatch

Athletes raced against the clock through progressively heavier snatches, with the slowest competitors eliminated after each round until only the strongest and fastest remained.

Workout

Round 1 (1-minute cap)

Women: 145 / 150 / 155 pounds

Men: 225 / 235 / 245 pounds

Ten slowest athletes eliminated.

Round 2 (2-minute cap)

Women: 160 / 165 / 170 pounds

Men: 245 / 255 / 265 pounds

Ten slowest athletes eliminated.

Round 3 (3-minute cap)

Women: 175 / 180 / 185 pounds

Men: 265 / 275 / 285 pounds

Men’s Event 15 Results

Guilherme Malheiros showcased his elite Olympic lifting ability, separating himself from the field as the weights increased. He completed the final round in just 21.27 seconds to secure the event victory.

Tudor Magda finished second, while Bayley Martin claimed third after also finishing the final round in under 30 seconds.

  1. Guilherme Malheiros, 21.27 seconds (Round 3)
  2. Tudor Magda, 24.42 seconds (Round 3)
  3. Bayley Martin, 26.26 seconds (Round 3)
  4. Dallin Pepper, 34.74 seconds (Round 3)
  5. Kalyan Souza, 36.85 seconds (Round 3)
  6. Dylan Hamming, 42.98 seconds (Round 3)
  7. Quinn Robinson, 1:25.31 (Round 3)
  8. Jeffrey Adler, 1:29.10 (Round 3)
  9. Ty Jenkins, 1:36.82 (Round 3)
  10. Spencer Panchik, 2:05.15 (Round 3)

Women’s Event 15 Results

Hannah Black delivered the fastest performance of the final round to secure the event victory after Bergrós Björnsdóttir missed her final snatch attempt. Olivia Kerstetter and Elisa Fuliano capitalized to move into second and third, respectively.

  1. Hannah Black, 20.55 seconds (Round 3)
  2. Olivia Kerstetter, 23.09 seconds (Round 3)
  3. Elisa Fuliano, 24.94 seconds (Round 3)
  4. Bergrós Björnsdóttir, 30.23 seconds (Round 3)
  5. Abigail Domit, 31.29 seconds (Round 3)
  6. Anikha Greer, 37.19 seconds (Round 3)
  7. Kyra Milligan, 1:12.17 (Round 3)
  8. Alex Gazan, 2:27.55 (Round 3)
  9. Matilde Garnes, 3:01 (Round 3)
  10. Ellie Turner, 3:03 (Round 3)

Individual Events 16 & 17: Echo Thruster / Jump Pull Yoke

Workout

Event 16

21-18-15 reps for time of:

  • Echo bike calories
  • Thrusters (increasing weight)

At the 10-minute mark, Event 17 begins:

  • 20 shuttle box jumps
  • Seated sled pull
  • 30-foot yoke carry (Weight 1)
  • 30-foot yoke carry (Weight 2)
  • 30-foot yoke carry (Weight 3)

Women: 85/95/105-pound short-bar thrusters, 30-inch box, 140-pound sled, 345/405/445-pound yoke

Men: 115/135/155-pound short-bar thrusters, 36-inch box, 170-pound sled, 425/565/665-pound yoke

Men’s Event 16 Results

  1. James Sprague — 03:20.65
  2. Henrik Haapalainen — 03:38.09
  3. Jayson Hopper — 03:39.81
  4. Austin Hatfield — 03:45.98
  5. Jeffrey Adler — 03:46.53
  6. Dallin Pepper — 03:50.16
  7. Jay Crouch — 03:54.09
  8. Moritz Fiebig — 03:55.83
  9. Nick Mathew — 03:58.48
  10. Calum Clements — 04:02.37

Women’s Event 16 Results

  1. Ellie Turner — 05:54.27
  2. Lucy Campbell — 06:00.78
  3. Mirjam Von Rohr — 06:07.74
  4. Olivia Kerstetter — 06:08.32
  5. Emma Lawson — 06:23.34
  6. Siria Meha — 06:39.26
  7. Aimee Cringle — 06:42.05
  8. Alex Gazan — 06:42.21
  9. Madeline Sturt — 07:06.44
  10. Alexis Raptis — 07:09.95

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Day Three Recap for Teams

Team Event 6: Pig Party

Day 3 of the Team competition opened with another demanding test that blended gymnastics, conditioning and Pig flips. CrossFit Whip continued its climb up the leaderboard by earning its second straight event victory.

Workout

Three rounds for time:

  • 10 bar muscle-ups
  • 10 GHD wall-ball shots
  • 10 dumbbell front squats
  • 1 Pig flip
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Results

  1. CrossFit Whip, 8:50.78
  2. CrossFit Mayhem, 9:21.41
  3. CrossFit Kia Maia, 9:37.73
  4. Camp Rhino CrossFit, 9:38.76
  5. CrossFit Södra Wättern, 9:38.87
  6. CrossFit Oslo Kriger, 9:48.87
  7. CrossFit Asker, 10:11.73
  8. Solidarity CrossFit, 10:24.95
  9. Q21 CrossFit, 10:42.94
  10. CrossFit Butcher’s Lab, 10:51.07
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Team Event 7: Worm Hang Clean and Jerk

With only a two-minute break between events, teams immediately transitioned into 50 worm hang clean and jerks.

Workout

For time:

  • 50 Worm hang clean and jerks

Results

  1. CrossFit Mayhem, 3:50.75
  2. Solidarity CrossFit, 4:09.09
  3. CrossFit Whip, 4:14.20
  4. CrossFit Butcher’s Lab, 4:38.58
  5. CrossFit Oslo Kriger, 4:44.29
  6. Homefront CrossFit PRVN, 4:48.49
  7. Q21 CrossFit, 4:49.06
  8. CrossFit Södra Wättern, 4:49.14
  9. Snake CrossFit HWPO, 4:59.14
  10. Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD, 5:00.75

Team Event 8: Presidential 400

The final team event of the day featured a mixed 4×400-meter relay and another dramatic finish among the leaders.

Workout

For time:

  • 4×400-meter relay (Female/Male/Female/Male)

Results

  1. CrossFit Whip, 4:03.75
  2. CrossFit Oslo Kriger, 4:05.97
  3. CrossFit Mayhem, 4:05.99
  4. CrossFit Asker Kriger, 4:06.14
  5. CrossFit Kia Maia, 4:06.81
  6. Homefront CrossFit PRVN, 4:08.18
  7. Snake CrossFit HWPO, 4:09.07
  8. Q21 CrossFit, 4:09.67
  9. Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD, 4:11.74
  10. CrossFit Aylesbury, 4:16.02

Final Day Recap for Individuals

Individual Event 18: Machine 7200m

The final day opened with a lengthy endurance test combining 7,200 total meters on the rower and SkiErg. With the overall championships still undecided, the event offered the leading athletes an opportunity to create separation before the final two workouts.

Workout

For time:

  • 3,600-meter row
  • 3,600-meter ski

Men’s Event 18 Results

James Sprague entered the final day with a narrow overall lead and delivered one of his most important performances of the competition. Sprague maintained his focus throughout the extended machine workout and claimed the event victory in 24:22.46.

Jayson Hopper and Roman Khrennikov finished second and third, respectively. Both placed ahead of Dallin Pepper, helping Sprague increase his advantage in the overall standings.

  1. James Sprague, 24:22.46
  2. Jayson Hopper, 24:35.49
  3. Roman Khrennikov, 24:36.98
  4. Dallin Pepper, 24:39.77
  5. Dylan Hamming, 24:56.52
  6. Ty Jenkins, 25:09.55
  7. Moritz Fiebig, 25:12.56
  8. Ricky Garard, 25:16.57
  9. Kalyan Souza, 25:24.59
  10. Nika Maisuradze, 25:24.59

Women’s Event 18 Results

Olivia Kerstetter controlled the women’s race from the beginning and remained in front throughout the nearly half-hour workout. She completed the 7,200 total meters in 27:36 to earn the event win.

Lucy Campbell gained ground during the SkiErg portion and finished second, while Haley Adams claimed third place.

  1. Olivia Kerstetter, 27:36.00
  2. Lucy Campbell, 27:46.37
  3. Haley Adams, 28:03.10
  4. Aimee Cringle, 28:07.04
  5. Rachel Noel, 28:07.26
  6. Ellie Turner, 28:11.51
  7. Siria Meha, 28:11.92
  8. Arielle Loewen, 28:19.61
  9. Emma Lawson, 28:26.91
  10. Ella Wilkinson, 28:27.20

Individual Event 19: Roll to Support AMRAP

The penultimate individual event tested gymnastics ability and efficiency on the rings. Athletes had five minutes to accumulate as many repetitions as possible while alternating between forward and backward rolls to support.

Workout

As many repetitions as possible in five minutes:

  • Four forward rolls to support
  • Three backward rolls to support

Men’s Event 19 Results

Bayley Martin recorded the best CrossFit Games performance of his career, completing 25 repetitions to earn his first event victory at the competition.

Ty Jenkins finished one repetition behind Martin, while Victor Hoffer edged Patrick Vellner for third place.

  1. Bayley Martin, 25 reps
  2. Ty Jenkins, 24 reps (4:56)
  3. Victor Hoffer, 22 reps (4:44)
  4. Patrick Vellner, 21 reps (4:39)
  5. Kalyan Souza, 20 reps (4:52)
  6. James Sprague, 20 reps (4:59)
  7. Dallin Pepper, 19 reps (4:48)
  8. Tudor Magda, 19 reps (4:59)
  9. Jay Crouch, 18 reps (4:50)
  10. Roman Khrennikov, 15 reps (4:34)

Women’s Event 19 Results

Paige Rodgers and Arielle Loewen each completed 23 repetitions, forcing the event victory to be decided by a tiebreak. Rodgers secured first place after reaching the final completed checkpoint faster.

Elisa Fuliano finished one repetition behind the leaders to take third.

  1. Paige Rodgers, 23 reps (4:55)
  2. Arielle Loewen, 23 reps (4:59)
  3. Elisa Fuliano, 22 reps (4:59)
  4. Aimee Cringle, 18 reps (4:55)
  5. Madeline Sturt, 17 reps (4:54)
  6. Abigail Domit, 17 reps (4:57)
  7. Alex Gazan, 16 reps (4:38)
  8. Emma Lawson, 14 reps (4:44)
  9. Janie Cheverie, 14 reps (4:49)
  10. Lydia Fish, 13 reps (4:20)
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Individual Event 20: Fibonacci Final

The final individual event combined deficit handstand push-ups, heavy kettlebell deadlifts and an overhead walking lunge. With the championships still on the line, athletes had one final opportunity to improve their positions on the overall leaderboard.

Workout

Five, eight and 13 repetitions for time:

  • Deficit handstand push-ups
  • Double-kettlebell deadlifts

Then:

  • 89-foot kettlebell overhead walking lunge

Men’s Event 20 Results

Guilherme Malheiros closed the competition with an event victory, finishing the Fibonacci Final in 5:16.70. Jay Crouch placed second, a result that helped him secure third place on the overall podium.

James Sprague finished 10th in the event, but his performance was enough to protect his lead over Dallin Pepper and secure his second Fittest Man on Earth title.

  1. Guilherme Malheiros, 5:16.70
  2. Jay Crouch, 5:23.94
  3. Ricky Garard, 5:48.21
  4. Tudor Magda, 6:00.02
  5. Colten Mertens, 6:00.23
  6. Dallin Pepper, 6:06.53
  7. Nika Maisuradze, 6:07.58
  8. Justin Medeiros, 6:14.11
  9. Dylan Hamming, 6:33.07
  10. James Sprague, 6:38.90

Women’s Event 20 Results

Olivia Kerstetter opened the final day with a victory and closed it with another, completing the Fibonacci Final in 3:46.67.

Paige Rodgers and Danielle Brandon finished second and third. Overall leader Aimee Cringle placed eighth, which was more than enough to officially secure her first Fittest Woman on Earth title.

  1. Olivia Kerstetter, 3:46.67
  2. Paige Rodgers, 4:07.29
  3. Danielle Brandon, 4:17.76
  4. Elisa Fuliano, 4:20.22
  5. Alexis Raptis, 4:25.27
  6. Emma Lawson, 4:28.89
  7. Alex Gazan, 4:40.27
  8. Aimee Cringle, 4:49.10
  9. Lucy Campbell, 4:52.52
  10. Madeline Sturt, 4:55.36

Final Day Recap for Teams

Team Event 9: Max Pull

Teams opened their final day by combining the heaviest successful deadlift from each of their four athletes.

CrossFit Oslo Kriger posted the highest total with 1,855 pounds. CrossFit Whip finished just 10 pounds behind in second, gaining valuable points during its pursuit of the overall championship.

Workout

For maximum load:

  • One-rep-max deadlift

Athletes received one minute of rest before beginning Team Event 10.

Results

  1. CrossFit Oslo Kriger, 1,855 pounds
  2. CrossFit Whip, 1,845 pounds
  3. Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD, 1,840 pounds
  4. CrossFit Södra Vättern, 1,840 pounds
  5. Camp Rhino CrossFit, 1,830 pounds
  6. CrossFit Body Blueprint, 1,820 pounds
  7. Q21 CrossFit, 1,820 pounds
  8. CrossFit Hendersonville Mayhem, 1,820 pounds
  9. Homefront CrossFit PRVN, 1,815 pounds
  10. CrossFit Asker Kriger, 1,810 pounds

Team Event 10: Max Push

Just one minute after completing their max deadlifts, the teams moved to deficit handstand push-ups. Each athlete’s repetitions contributed to the team’s final score.

CrossFit Oslo Kriger earned its second consecutive event victory with 145 total repetitions. CrossFit Mayhem finished second to reduce CrossFit Whip’s overall advantage, while Homefront CrossFit PRVN placed third.

Workout

For maximum repetitions:

  • Deficit handstand push-ups

Women: 14-inch deficit

Men: 18-inch deficit

Results

  1. CrossFit Oslo Kriger, 145 reps
  2. CrossFit Mayhem, 135 reps
  3. Homefront CrossFit PRVN, 123 reps
  4. CrossFit Whip, 115 reps
  5. CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Pursuit, 113 reps
  6. Camp Rhino CrossFit, 111 reps
  7. CrossFit Body Blueprint, 108 reps
  8. CrossFit Asker Kriger, 108 reps
  9. Q21 CrossFit, 107 reps
  10. Snake CrossFit HWPO, 107 reps

Team Event 11: 400%

The third team event of the final day featured a four-person relay involving shuttle box jumps and snatches. Each athlete completed one portion of the workout before the next teammate could begin.

Workout

For time:

Male Athlete 1

  • 30 shuttle box jumps
  • 30 snatches

Male Athlete 2

  • 30 snatches
  • 30 shuttle box jumps

Female Athlete 1

  • 30 shuttle box jumps
  • 30 snatches

Female Athlete 2

  • 30 snatches
  • 30 shuttle box jumps

Results

Coming Soon!

Team Event 12: 2018 Lunging Worm

The final Team event brought the competition to a punishing conclusion with Worm walking lunges, thrusters and synchronized burpees.

Solidarity CrossFit Basecamp earned the final event victory in 11:28.73. CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Pursuit placed second, followed by CrossFit Fort Vancouver.

CrossFit Whip finished eighth, but that result was enough to protect its overall lead and secure the title of Fittest Team on Earth.

Workout

For time:

  • 30-foot Worm walking lunge

Then, 36-24-12 repetitions of:

  • Worm thrusters
  • Burpees over the Worm

Then:

  • 30-foot Worm walking lunge

Results

  1. CrossFit 1124, 12:33.29
  2. Solidarity CrossFit Basecamp, 11:28.73
  3. CrossFit Butcher’s Lab Pursuit, 11:38.70
  4. CrossFit Fort Vancouver, 11:43.17
  5. Camp Rhino CrossFit, 11:54.83
  6. CrossFit Södra Vättern, 11:54.89
  7. CrossFit Kia Maia, 12:04.82
  8. CrossFit Mayhem, 12:10.53
  9. CrossFit Whip, 12:10.92
  10. Homefront CrossFit PRVN, 12:25.36

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