2020 Reebok CrossFit Games Final Results

The 2020 Reebok CrossFit Games Finals have begun, with 10 athletes competing to become the humans who are the Fittest on Earth®. The event runs from Friday to Sunday, when one male will walk away with the Fittest Man on Earth® title and one woman will become Fittest Woman on Earth® and a $300,000 prize in each category.

Let’s have a look.

The CrossFit Games Final Leaderboard – Men

The CrossFit Games Final Leaderboard – Women

Day 3 of CrossFit Games

Event 10: Swim ‘N’ Stuff

Athletes had to keep their game mind in high gear while performing a timed event of four rounds of Air Bike calories, 50-meter swim, 10 GHD situps, 10 ball slams, and a rest period before the next round. Rounds two and four were performed in reverse.

The results for the men are as follows:

1. Samuel Kwant – First, 2:00.51 /  1:59.34 / 2:16.64 / 2:13.17 – 8:29.66
2. Mathew Fraser –Second, 2:03.76 / 1:59.24 / 2:23.51 / 2:11.63  – 8:38.14
3. Justin Medeiros – Third, 2:01.27 / 2:05.77 / 2:28.98 / 2:16.91 – 8:52.93
4. Noah Ohlsen – Fourth, 2:00.00 / 2:05.37 / 2:34.58 / 2:34.39 – 9:14.34
5. Jeffrey Adler – Fifth, 2:08.74 / 2:15.30 / 2:41.67 / 2:37.65 – 9:43.30

The results for the women are as follows:

1. Tia-Clair Toomey – First, 8:26.48
2. Haley Adams – Second, 8:40.41
3. Katrín Tanja Davíðsdóttir – Third, 8:47.62
4. Brooke Wells – Fourth, 9:39.96
5. Kari Pearce – Fifth – 10:10.58

Event 11: Sprint Sled Sprint

The Sprint Sled Sprint was a timed event which had the athletes performing two-100-yard sprints, with a 100-yard sled push in between. The sleds were weighted 105 pounds for the men, and 85 pounds for the women.

The results for the men are as follows:

1. Mathew Fraser – First, :56.08
2. Samuel Kwant – Second, :56.45
3. Justin Medeiros – Third,1:01.97
4. Noah Ohlsen – Fourth, 1:03.89
5. Jeffrey Adler – Fifth, 1:05.64

The results for the women are as follows:

1. Tia-Clair Toomey – First, 1:05.23
2. Brooke Wells – Second, 1:07.81
3. Katrín Tanja Davíðsdóttir – Third, 1:12.57
4. Haley Adams – Fourth, 1:14.93
5. Kari Pearce –  Fifth, 1:24.51

Event 12: Atalanta

It was billed by Dave Castro as one of the most difficult final events for CrossFit Games and is considered by many as the most difficult ever. As the mythology implies, even Herculian efforts wouldn’t be enough to win this one. The Atalanta was a timed event that consisted of a one-mile run, 100 handstand push-ups, 200 single-leg squats, 300 pull-ups, and a second one-mile run to finish. Women wore a 14-pound vest and the men’s vests were 20 pounds.

It was clear that Kari could taste the win, and crushed this event. But it still wasn’t enough to become the Fittest on Earth®.

The results for the men are as follows:

1. Mathew Fraser – First, :56.08
2. Samuel Kwant – Second, :56.45
3. Justin Medeiros – Third,1:01.97
4. Noah Ohlsen – Fourth, 1:03.89
5. Jeffrey Adler –  Fifth, 1:05.64

The results for the women are as follows:

1. Kari Pearce –  First, 47:56.68
2. Katrin Tanya Davidsdottier – Second, 49:09.96
3. Tia-Clair Toomey – Third, 51:46.72
4. Haley Adams – Fourth, 52:56.60
5. Brooke Wells – Fifth, 1:00.19.01

Day 2 of CrossFit Games

Event 6: Toes-To-Bar-Lunge

This timed event involves a very straightforward toes-to-bar then kettlebell lunge, where the athletes do 30-20-10 reps for time. The women carried 24 kilogram/53 pound kettlebells, while the men carried 32 kilogram/70 pound kettlebells. The toes-bar on the pull-up bar is a component that had the athletes swinging for the win.

The results for the men are as follows:

1. Mathew Fraser – First, 3:04.77, 100 points
2. Noah Ohlsen – Second, 3:11.49, 75 points
3. Justin Medeiros – Third, 3:18.51, 55 points
4. Samuel Kwant – Fourth, 3:39.23, 35 points
5. Jeffrey Adler – Fifth, 4:03.03, 15 points

The results for the women are as follows:

1. Tia-Clair Toomey – First, 3:33.63, 100 points
2. Katrin Davidsdottir – Second, 3:37.03 , 75 points
3. Brooke Wells – Third, 3:51.05, 55 points
4. Kari Pearce – Fourth, 4:13.36, 35 points
5. Haley Adams – Fifth, 4:21.20, 15 points

Event 7: Snatch-Speed-Triple

In this event, the athletes took one snatch at each bar, with three different weights. There were three rounds, with each round increasing in weights.

The results for the men are as follows:

1. Mathew Fraser – First, 100 points
2. Jeffrey Adler – Second, 75 points
3. Samuel Kwant – Third, 55 points
4. Noah Ohlsen – Fourth, 35 points
5. Justin Medeiros – Fifth, 15 points

The results for the women are as follows:

1. Tia-Clair Toomey – First, 100 points
2. Brooke Wells — Second 75 points
3. Katrin Davidsdottir – Third, 55 points
4. Kari Pearce – Fourth, 35 points
5. Haley Adams – Fifth, 15 points

Event 8: Bike Repeater

Bike, climb, repeat, 10 times over. This timed event was the mantra the athletes told themselves when bike sprinting 440 meters followed by a 15 foot rope climb, and back on the bike again.

The results for the men are as follows:

1. Mathew Fraser – First, 12:54.76, 100 points
2. Jeffrey Adler – Second, 12:56.35, 75 points
3. Justin Medeiros – Third, 13:20.52, 55 points
4. Samuel Kwant – Fourth, 13:39.95, 35 points
5. Noah Ohlsen – Fifth, 14:20.82, 15 points

The results for the women are as follows:

1. Tia-Clair Toomey – First, 14.37.51, 100 points
2. Haley Adams — Second, 14:53.61, 75 points
3. Kari Pearce – Third, 15:14.92, 55 points
4. Katrin Davidsdottir – Fourth, 15:36.02, 35 points
5. Brooke Wells – Fifth, 16:39.54, 15 points

Event 9: Happy Star

Athletes finish the day with 4 rounds for time that included a loop run up and down a hill, followed by 5 rounds of burpees, and 5 rounds of thrusters. Then repeat, to 7 times, 9 times, and 11 times. Each round included a different loop up the hill with a heavier thruster.

The weights for the men were 61 kilograms/135 pounds, 66 kilograms/145 pounds, 70 kilograms/155 pounds, and 75 kilograms/165 pounds. For the women, weights were 95 pounds/43 kilograms, 105 pounds/48 kilograms, 110 pounds/50 kilograms, and 115 pounds/52 kilograms.

The results for the men are as follows:

1. Mathew Fraser – First, 8:18.21, 100 points
2. Samuel Kwant – Second, 8:33.91, 55 points
3. Jeffrey Adler – Third, 8:40.17, 75 points
4. Noah Ohlsen – Fourth, 8:54.53, 35 points
5. Justin Medeiros – Fifth, 8:59.33, 15 points

The results for the women are as follows:

1. Tia-Clair Toomey – First, 8:42.59, 100 points
2. Kari Pearce — Second, 9:17.37, 75 points
3. Katrin Davidsdottir – Third, 9:32.02, 55 points
4. Brooke Wells – Fourth, 10:05.21, 35 points
5. Haley Adams – Fifth, 10:18.46, 15 points

Running Point Tallies for Men

1. Mathew Fraser: 1150
2. Samuel Kwant: 605
3. Justin Medeiros: 560
4. Noah Ohlsen: 540
5. Jeffrey Adler: 505

Also read: Can Anyone Stop Mat Fraser Becoming ‘Fittest on Earth®’ Again in 2020 CrossFit Games?

Running Point Tallies for Women

1. Tia-Clair Toomey: 1025
2. Katrin Davidsdottir: 665
3. Kari Pearce: 585
4. Haley Adams: 560
5. Brooke Wells: 525

Also read: Unseating Tia-Clair Toomey is Possible: The Battle for Brooke, Katrin, Haley and Kari

Day 1 of CrossFit Games

Event 1: 2007 Reload Event 

What is the 2007 Reload Event?

The 2007 Reload Event is the first of two events that were held in the first-ever CrossFit Games in 2007.

The 2007 event requires a 1,000-meter row, five rounds of 25-pull-ups, and seven push jerks at 135 pounds for the men, and 95 pounds for the women.

The “Reload” portion of this event for 2020 is a timed event that includes adding more weight to shoulder-to-overhead lifts that include 235 pounds for men, and 145 pounds for women. Also added were additional 500 meters on the row, and switching pull-ups to muscle-ups.

2007 Reload Event 

For Men, Medeiros was coming into the Finals after having ranked third in Stage 1 of the 2020 Reebok CrossFit Games. He came third to Ohlsen in Stage 1 by only an eight-point spread. 

Now, Medeiros is ahead of Ohlsen by a 20-point spread. Mat Fraser keeps his number one spot warm and close to his chest at 100 points to Justin’s 75 points.

Fraser blew all of his four finalist competitors out of the water in Stage 1 finishing with 656 points.

It appears he is motivated to do the same thing in the Finals, and he’s off to a good start at keeping the Fittest Man on Earth® title.

In third after the 2007 Reload event is Samuel Kwant with 55 points. Kwant finished fourth in Stage 1 with 39 points of 449 behind Justin Medeiros’s 480 points.

Jeffrey Adler from Canada placed fourth in the 2007 Reload event today and is holding at 35 points. He came into the Finals today in fifth place after Stage 1 with 420.

Noah Ohlsen has some work to do after the 2007 Reload if he wants to jump back into the number two spot behind Mat Fraser. He finished Stage 1 with 488 and finishes the 2007 Reload in fifth place, and 15 points, 20 points behind Adler.

For the women, Tia-Clair Toomey is showing her competitors that she is hanging onto that title for dear life. She finished first in both of the events this morning, and her competitors experienced a little bit of shuffling.

The first round of tallies after the first two events show that the women are just as hungry to unseat Tia as the men are to unseat Mat.

Haley Adams finished Stage 1 in third place and is now sitting in the number two spot behind Tia. 2015 and 2016 Fittest Woman on Earth® Katrin Davidsdottir was in fourth place after Stage 1 and is sitting in third place after the Corn Sack Sprint.

Kari Pearce showed in fifth place after Stage 1, and has something to prove. After the first two events today she is in fourth place and 60 points ahead of Brooke Wells.

So far, Brooke Wells is not having a good day. She finished Stage 1 in second place to Toomey and is now in fifth place for points.

Check below the current standing and points for both Men and Women:

2007 Reload Results – Men

1. Mathew Fraser – First, 13:07, 100 points
2. Justin Medeiros – Second, 13:15, 75 points
3. Samuel Kwant – Third, 13:39, 55 points
4. Jeffrey Adler – Fourth, 14:03, 35 points
5. Noah Ohlsen – Fifth, 16:48, 15 points

2007 Reload Results – Women

1. Tia-Clair Toomey – First, 12:47.98, 100 points
2. Haley Adams – Second, 13:17.79 , 75 points
3. Kari Pearce – Third – 13:59.51,  55 points
4. Katrin Davidsdottir – Fourth, 15:16.76, 35 points
5. Brooke Wells: Fifth – 15:45.13, 15 points

Event 2: Corn Sack Sprint

Friday afternoon’s events will include Event Two which is a timed Corn Sack Sprint, where the athletes will be given a maximum of eight minutes to sprint 320 meters up a steep hill in a weighted corn sack.

The results for the men are as follows:

1. Mathew Fraser – First, 2:51.54, 100 points
2. Samuel Kwant – Second, 3:07.90, 75 points
3. Noah Ohlsen – Third, 3:18.24, 55 points
4. Jeffrey Adler – Fourth, 3:20.87, 35 points
5. Justin Medeiros – Fifth, 3:21.09, 15 points

The results for the women are as follows:

1. Tia-Clair Toomey – First, 3:05.55, 100 points
2. Katrin Davidsdottir – Second, 3:13.18, 75 points
3. Haley Adams — Third, 3:24.49, 55 points
4. Kari Pearce – Fourth, 3:28.17, 35 points
5. Brooke Wells – Fifth, 3:35.02, 15 points

Event 3: CrossFit Total

This Event Three included the CrossFit Total, which includes lifts for the back squat, shoulder press, and deadlift. Athletes will be judged on total load lifted in all three lifts.

For total load:

• 1-rep-max back squat
• 1-rep-max shoulder press
• 1-rep-max deadlift

The results for the men are as follows:

1. Jeffrey Adler – First, 1,244 pounds, 100 points
2. Mathew Fraser – Second, 1,237 pounds, 75 points
3. Noah Ohlsen – Third, 1,200 pounds, 55 points
4. Samuel Kwant – Fourth, 1,196 pounds, 35 points
5. Justin Medeiros – Fifth, 1,192 pounds, 15 points

The results for the women are as follows:

1. Tia-Clair Toomey – First, 890 pounds, 100 points
2. Brooke Wells – Fifth, 884 pounds, 75 points
3. Kari Pearce – Third, 764 pounds, 55 points
4. Haley Adams – Second, 712 pounds, 35 points
5. Katrin Davidsdottir – Fourth, 701 pounds, 15 points

Event 4: Handstand Sprint

This is a timed event that involves a 100-yard handstand walk. Toomey performed as expected, as handstand events are not her specialty and took the fifth position for this event. For the men, Fraser came out on top, as expected.

The results for the men are as follows:

1. Mathew Fraser – First, 1:20.85, 100 points
2. Justin Medeiros – Second, 1:26.19, 75 points
3. Noah Ohlsen – Third, 1:39.45, 55 points
4. Samuel Kwant – Fourth, 1:43.77, 35 points
5. Jeffrey Adler – Fifth, 1:39.45, 15 points

The results for the women are as follows:

1. Brooke Wells – First, 1:21.22, 100 points
2. Kari Pearce – Second, 1:23.32, 75 points
3. Haley Adams – Third, 1:24.25, 55 points
4. Katrin Davidsdottir – Fourth, 1:40.00, 35 points
5. Tia-Clair Toomey – Fifth, 2:05.67, 15 points

Event 5: Ranch Loop

After an exhausting day of tapping into their superheroes, there was one more task, the Ranch Loop. In this timed event the athletes ran five kilometers (3 miles) through varying terrain, and then back again.  Emotions were high.

The results for the men are as follows:

1. Mathew Fraser – First, 57:47.45, 100 points
2. Justin Medeiros – Second, 58:17.48, 75 points
3. Noah Ohlsen – Third, 59:11.00, 55 points
4. Jeffrey Adler – Fourth, 1:00:17.95, 35 points
5. Samuel Kwant – Fifth, 1:10:11.27, 15 points

The results for the women are as follows:

1. Katrin Davidsdottir – First, 1:00:53.98, 100 points
2. Haley Adams – Second, 1:02:16.23, 75 points
3. Tia-Clair Toomey – Third, 1:06:09.10, 55 points
4. Kari Pearce – Fourth, 1:07:07.07, 35 points
5. Brooke Wells – Fifth, 1:14:34.89, 15 points

2020 CrossFit Games Points Tables

2020 CrossFit Games Dates Times 

Full schedule for the Finals and timings in Pacific Standard Time:

Friday, Oct. 23, 2020

• 8 a.m. — 9:30 a.m.
• 11:30 a.m. — 1 p.m.
• 2 p.m. — 2:10 p.m.
• 4 p.m. — 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 24, 2020

• 10 a.m. — 12 p.m.
• 1:20 p.m. — 2:10 p.m.
• 4 p.m. — 4:40 p.m.

Sunday, Oct. 25, 2020

• 10 a.m. — 10:50 a.m.
• 12 p.m. — 12:30 p.m.
• 3 p.m. — 4 p.m.

You can watch the Watch the 2020 CrossFit Games Live Now. We will keep you posted and updated here as the results come in.

Published: 25 October, 2020 | 2:06 PM EDT

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