2024 CrossFit Europe Semifinal Results — Lazar Đukić and Laura Horvath Win

Lazar Đukić and Laura Horvath came out victorious after three days of competition.

Vedad Tabakovic
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Vedad is a journalist specializing in strength sports, with three years of experience covering powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, strongman, armwrestling and bodybuilding. He is a lifelong fitness...
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2024 Crossfit Europe Semifinal
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The 2024 CrossFit Europe Semifinal took place on May 17-19 at the LDLC Arena in Lyon-Décines. It was one of two competitions that occurred on the first week of the 2024 CrossFit Semifinals and it definitely fulfilled the expectations. In the end, Lazar Đukić and Laura Horvath came out victorious.

Featuring one of the strongest rosters out of the entire 2024 CrossFit Semifinals stage, the 2024 CrossFit Europe Semifinal featured a significant number of qualifying spots for the CrossFit Games. Specifically, the top 10 men and women, respectively, as well as the top 8 Teams, qualified for the Games.

2024 CrossFit Europe Semifinal Results

Men

The battle for the win in the men’s division came down to two athletes, Lazar Đukić and Jelle Hoste. So, the winner was decided at the final event, and that turned out to be Lazar. His overall point tally came out to 437 points, which was just 18 points higher than that of Jelle Hoste.

  1. Lazar Đukić — 437 points (Qualified)
  2. Jelle Hoste — 419 points (Qualified)
  3. Henrik Haapalainen — 377 points (Qualified)
  4. Luka Đukić — 355 points (Qualified)
  5. Harry Lightfoot — 353 points (Qualified)
  6. Aniol Ekai — 344 points (Qualified)
  7. Colin Bosshard — 331 points (Qualified)
  8. Björgvin Karl Guđmundsson — 329 points (Qualified)
  9. Victor Hoffer — 315 points (Qualified)
  10. Uldis Upenieks — 306 points (Qualified)
  11. Moritz Fiebig — 301 points
  12. Luka Vunjak — 300 points
  13. Calum Clements — 284 points
  14. Michael Smith — 268 points
  15. Guillaume Briant — 264 points

Women

Laura Horvath opened up her performance with a seventh place finish in the first event. However, that turned out to be her lowest overall placing, as she finished in the top three on all other events. So, she finished in first place fairly comfortably.

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Gabriela Migala put a lot of pressure on Laura Horvath, mostly battling for the top spot in each event. Unfortunately, she placed 10th on the final event of the 2024 CrossFit Europe Semifinal, which set her back a few points. Consequently, she finished in second place, which was still immensely impressive.

  1. Laura Horvath — 570 points (Qualified)
  2. Gabriela Migala — 540 points (Qualified)
  3. Emma Tall — 522 points (Qualified)
  4. Karin Freyova — 504 points (Qualified)
  5. Aimee Cringle — 495 points (Qualified)
  6. Claudia Gluck — 447 points (Qualified)
  7. Linda Keesman — 444 points (Qualified)
  8. Elisa Fuliano — 438 points (Qualified)
  9. Emma McQuaid — 405 points (Qualified)
  10. Jacqueline Dahlstrøm — 396 points (Qualified)
  11. Emelie Lundberg — 355 points
  12. Jennifer Muir — 327 points
  13. Andrea Solberg — 324 points
  14. Ella Wilkinson — 308 points
  15. Manon Angonese — 306 points

Teams

Two teams from Sweden stood out at the 2024 CrossFit Europe Semifinal, as they were the only ones to reach or exceed a 400-point tally. However, CrossFit Prestanda Kriger was the more dominant one out of the two, as they never placed lower than 6th in any of the events.

  1. CrossFit Prestanda Kriger — 448 points (Qualified)
  2. CrossFit Walleye Orka — 400 points (Qualified)
  3. CrossFit Oslo Kriger PSL — 377 points (Qualified)
  4. CrossFit Oslo Kriger BLST — 376 points (Qualified)
  5. CrossFit Butcher’s Lab FLÆK — 368 points (Qualified)
  6. CrossFit Oslo Kriger Rizz — 364 points (Qualified)
  7. C23 CrossFit Progrm Motion — 360 points (Qualified)
  8. CrossFit Holistic — 342 points (Qualified)
  9. CrossFit Gymert — 327 points
  10. Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD — 321 points

Related: 2024 CrossFit Semifinals Full Event Schedule & Qualifying Spots For CrossFit Games Announced

Individual Division Event Recap

Workout One

5 rounds for time:

  • 800-meter run
  • 10 clean and jerks

Time cap: 30 minutes

Women: 125-lb (56.7-kg)
Men: 185-lb (83.9-kg)

Men’s Results

  • Uldis Upenieks — 20:20.47
  • Lazar Đukić — 20:33.00
  • Luka Vunjak — 20:38.53

Women’s Results

  • Gabriela Migala — 21:11.00
  • Aimee Cringle — 21:13.00
  • Emma Tall — 21:32.50

Workout Two

5 rounds for time:

  • 100 double-unders
  • 20 toes-to-bars
  • 10 front squats

Time cap: 18 minutes

Women: 155-lb (70.3-kg)
Men: 225-lb (102-kg)

Men’s Results

  • Uldis Upenieks — 11:23.18
  • Luka Vunjak — 11:25.53
  • Michal Wesolowski — 11:39.84

Women’s Results

  • Laura Horvath — 11:24.19
  • Gabriela Migala — 11:31.51
  • Claudia Gluck — 11:40.59

Workout Three

7 rounds for time:

  • 10-calorie Echo bike
  • 1 legless rope climb
  • 10 box jump-overs
  • 1 legless rope climb

Time cap: 16 minutes

Women: 24-inch box, 15-foot rope
Men: 30-inch box, 15-foot rope

Men’s Results

  • Jelle Hoste — 09:19.24
  • Luka Đukić — 09:23.10
  • Aniol Ekai — 09:23.45

Women’s Results

  • Emma Tall — 10:42.57
  • Karin Freyova — 11:12.34
  • Laura Horvath — 11:22.12

Workout Four

For time:

  • 400-meter row
  • 96-foot handstand walk
  • 600-meter row
  • 120-foot handstand walk
  • 800-meter row
  • 72-foot handstand walk

Time cap: 13 minutes

Men’s Results

  • Victor Hoffer — 07:30.60
  • Jelle Hoste — 07:35.62
  • Harry Lightfoot — 07:35.90

Women’s Results

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  • Laura Horvath — 08:24.61
  • Gabriela Migala — 08:35.29
  • Andrea Solberg — 08:36.06

Workout Five

For time:

  • 10 squat snatches by 2:00
  • 8 squat snatches by 4:00
  • 6 squat snatches by 6:00
  • 4 squat snatches by 8:00
  • 2 squat snatches by 11:00

Time cap: 11 minutes

Women: 135 / 145 / 155 / 165 / 175 lb (61.2 / 65.8 / 70.3 / 74.8 / 79.4 kg)
Men: 185 / 205 / 225 / 245 / 265 lb (83.9 / 93 / 102 / 111.1 / 120.2 kg)

Men’s Results

  • Bronislaw Olenkowicz — 05:25.94
  • Kevin Jurs — 05:46.04
  • Moritz Fiebig — 05:50.66

Women’s Results

  • Elisa Fuliano — 05:01.24
  • Laura Horvath — 05:06.04
  • Lucy McGonigle — 05:23.60

Workout Six

For time:

  • 30/22-calorie Echo bike
  • 15 muscle-ups
  • 72-foot dumbbell walking lunge

Time cap: 6 minutes

Women: Two 70-lb (31.8-kg) dumbbells
Men: Two 100-lb (45.3-kg) dumbbells

Men’s Results

  • Henrik Haapalainen — 02:26.28
  • Aniol Ekai — 02:23.34
  • Calum Clements — 02:35.79

Women’s Results

  • Emma Tall — 02:48.08
  • Laura Horvath — 03:04.38
  • Karin Freyova — 03:05.37

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Related: 2024 CrossFit Quarterfinals Individual & Teams Results

The first week of the 2024 CrossFit Semifinals has now concluded, but two still wait ahead. So, a total of five other semifinal competitions are yet to take place. A number of athletes have already qualified for the CrossFit Games, but a lot more spots remain open.

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Vedad is a journalist specializing in strength sports, with three years of experience covering powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, strongman, armwrestling and bodybuilding. He is a lifelong fitness enthusiast, passionate about all aspects of strength training. Vedad's in-depth knowledge of training methodologies and dedication to constant research fuel his insightful and engaging reporting. He works hard to deliver accurate content while continuously seeking to improve his craft.
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