2022 CrossFit Last Chance Qualifier Results & Recap

With this year’s Last Chance Qualifier over, only the CrossFit Games are left for the 2022 CrossFit Season. The 2022 Last Chance Qualifier took place from June 29 until July 2, in an online format. It determined the final two men’s and women’s competitors for the season finale, as the 2022 CrossFit Games are scheduled for Aug.3-7, 2022, in Madison, WI. 

Timothy Paulson and Jonne Koski were the two men who placed the highest in the 2022 CrossFit Last Chance Qualifier. Both of them managed to do it with very consistent performances across all four events, while Paulson even scored a victory in the final workout. 

Arielle Loewen and Elena Carratala Sanahuja will also be going to Madison. Arielle qualified quite comfortably, since she won three workouts. Elena on the other hand got the better of Davidsdottir by just four points. 

2022 CrossFit Last Chance Qualifier Rankings

Men

1. Timothy Paulson — 341 points (Qualified for the 2022 CrossFit Games)
2. Jonne Koski — 332 points (Qualified for the 2022 CrossFit Games)
3. Jake Berman — 324 points
4. Nick Mathew — 296 points
5. Tyler Christophel — 288 points
6. Mitchel Stevenson — 281 points
7. James Sprague — 278 points
8. Royce Dunne — 273 points
9. Alex Kotoulas — 244 points
10. Connor Duddy — 243 points
11. Jeremy Vigneault — 237 points
12. Griffin Roelle — 228 points
13. Bayley Martin — 219 points
14. Austin Spencer — 214 points
15. Hamseh Tarefi — 205 points
16. Jacob Pfaff — 185 points
17. Luka Dukic — 184 points
18. Arthur Semenov — 172 points
19. Fabian Beneito — 151 points
20. Ruan Potgieter — 143 points
21. Denis Samsonov — 137 points
22. Jake Douglas — 135 points
23. Matt Dlugos — 118 points
24. Anthony Hayes — 91 points
25. Andrey Fedotov — 84 points
26. Agustin Richelme — 77 points
27. Darren Zurnamer — 35 points

Women

1. Arielle Loewen — 380 points (Qualified for the 2022 CrossFit Games)
2. Elena Carratala Sanahuja — 340 points (Qualified for the 2022 CrossFit Games)
3. Katrin Tanja Davidsdottir — 336 points
4. Kristine Best — 328 points
5. Jamie Simmonds — 324 points
6. Kloie Wilson — 316 points
7. Feeroozeh Saghafi — 312 points
8. Madeline Sturt — 288 points
9. Oihana Moya — 272 points
10. Tori Dyson — 260 points
11. Tayla Howe — 252 points
12. Ragnhaidur Sara Sigmundsdottir — 237 points
13. Lindsey Porter — 215 points
14. Hattie Kanyo — 192 points
15. Kelly Clark — 187 points
16. Callista Lang — 186 points
17. Gabby McClelland — 167 points
18. Dawon Jung — 151 points
19. Claudia Espinosa — 148 points (T-19th)
20. Christina Livaditakis — 148 points (T-19th)
21. Or Cohen — 145 points
22. Masha Savvina — 103 points

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Event Results

Workout One

From 0-2 minutes:

• 20 Thrusters (185 pounds /125 pounds)
• Max-Rep Bar Muscle-Ups In The Time Remaining

From 2-4 minutes:

• Rest

From 4-6 minutes:

• 20 Bar Muscle-Ups
• Max-Rep Thrusters In The Time Remaining

Men

• Griffin Roelle — 34 reps
• Bayley Martin — 33 reps
• Tyler Christophel — 32 reps

Women

• Arielle Loewen — 29 reps
• Jamie Simmonds — 28 reps
• Kloie Wilson — 26 reps (T-third)
• Madeline Sturt — 26 reps (T-third)

Workout Two

For max distance:

• 2,000-meter Row
• Max Distance Handstand Walk In The Time Remaining

Time cap: Men: eight minutes / Women: nine minutes

Men

• Royce Dunne — 42 reps
• Timothy Paulson — 41 reps
• James Sprague — 36 reps (T-third)
• Jonne Koski — 36 reps (T-third)

Women

• Katrin Tanja Davidsdottir — 38 reps
• Tayla Howe — 35 reps
• Kristine Best — 33 reps

Workout Three

For time, 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10 repetitions each of:

• Clean & Jerk (225 pounds / 155 pounds)
• Shuttle Run (50 feet)

Men

• Jake Berman — 13:33
• Timothy Paulson — 13:34 (T-second)
• Mitchel Stevenson — 13:34 (T-second)

Women

• Arielle Loewen — 12:51
• Ragnhaidur Sara Sigmundsdottir — 12:54
• Kristine Best — 13:16

Workout Four

Two rounds for time:

• 50 Burpee Box Jump-Overs (24-inch / 20-inch box)
• 75 Double-Unders
• 100 Wall-Ball Shots — 10-foot target (20 pounds / 14 pounds)

Time cap: 20 minutes

Men

• Timothy Paulson — 15:24
• James Sprague — 15:52
• Mitchel Stevenson — 15:54

Women

• Arielle Loewen — 17:43
• Elena Carratala Sanahuja — 17:58
• Feeroozeh Saghafi — 18:07

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Before they step out to compete at the CrossFit Games, the best 40 athletes in all divisions will have a month to prepare and fine-tune the minor details. The contests have proven to be very intense and delightful to watch throughout all qualifying stages. So, nothing less is expected from the Games. 

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