2025 OSG European Championships Men’s & Women’s Open Results — Oleg Pylypiak and Donna Moore Win

The 2025 Official Strongman Games (OSG) European Championships took place on August 2-3 in York, England. It gathered dozens of athletes for each division, resulting in a spectacular battle for the coveted title. So, after all five events were completed and all of the points were added up, Oleg Pylypiak and Donna Moore came out victorious.

Both Oleg Pylypiak and Donna Moore had spectacular appearances at the 2025 Official Strongman Games European Championships. Oleg built up a massive lead during the first portion of the competition, which gave him the luxury of going easier on the final event of the competition. On the other hand, Donna Moore remained consistent throughout the day and officially sealed her win in the final event.

2025 Official Strongman Games (OSG) European Championships Results

Men

1. Oleg Pylypiak — 56 points
2. Matyáš Funiok — 52.5 points
3. Ryan Bennett — 51.5 points
4. Marek Czajkowski — 51 points
5. Jamie Butler — 49.5 points
6. Jan Lacina — 42.5 points
7. Jack Osborn — 37.5 points
8. Fredrik Johansson — 36.5 points
9. William Relf — 34 points
10. Peter Reinthaler — 31.5 points
11. Dawid Pakulski — 31 points
12. Luboš Klinecký — 20 points
13. Mitch Flowers — 18 points
14. Tom Place — 11.5 points

Women

1. Donna Moore — 61.5 points
2. Annabelle Chapman — 56.5 points
3. Patricia Smit — 47 points
4. Jana Roubalová — 41 points
5. Gemma Moore — 38.5 points
6. Maxine Winter — 38.5 points
7. Cassandra Annergren — 37 points
8. Claire Myler — 33 points
9. Stephanie Dutton — 23 points
10. Mille Wolfgang Freiberg — 20.5 points
11. Nicole McMillan — 17 points
12. Jade Crouch — 16.5 points
13. Becky Mills — 16 points
14. Holly Ford — 2 points

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Event One — Deadlift

The first test of strength at the 2025 Official Strongman Games European Championships was the Deadlift for reps. The athletes were given a total of 60 seconds to lock out as many repetitions as possible on an axle barbell setup. The men had to pull 320 kilograms (705.5 pounds), while women lifted 230 kilograms (507.1 pounds).

Men

Being the only man to achieve double digits when it came to reps on the deadlift, Oleg Pylypiak took away the win from event one. Interestingly, four other men were stuck on nine reps in the second-place spot, having to share points. This event went well for Oleg, as he built a substantial lead at the start of the competition.

• Oleg Pylypiak — 11 reps
• Ryan Bennett — 9 reps
• Jamie Butler — 9 reps
• Jan Lacina — 9 reps
• Fredrik Johansson — 9 reps
• Marek Czajkowski — 8 reps
• Matyáš Funiok — 8 reps
• Peter Reinthaler — 8 reps
• Tom Place — 8 reps
• Jack Osborn — 7 reps
• Mitch Flowers — 7 reps
• Luboš Klinecký — 7 reps
• William Relf — 5 reps
• Dawid Pakulski — 4 reps

Women

The women’s division saw Claire Myler take the event win following an intense battle between multiple athletes. She finished with seven repetitions, narrowly getting ahead of Donna Moore, who had just one rep less. Patricia Smith was an additional rep behind Moore, which put her in third place.

• Claire Myler — 7 reps
• Donna Moore — 6 reps
• Patricia Smit — 5 reps
• Annabelle Chapman — 2 reps
• Gemma Moore — 2 reps
• Maxine Winter — 2 reps
• Mille Wolfgang Freiberg — 2 reps
• Jana Roubalová — 1 rep
• Cassandra Annergren — 1 rep
• Stephanie Dutton — 1 rep
• Nicole McMillan — No Lift
• Jade Crouch — No Lift
• Becky Mills — No Lift
• Holly Ford — No Lift

Event Two — Log Lift

The second event of the 2025 OSG European Championships introduced another iconic Strongman exercise — the Log Lift. Featuring a similar format to the deadlift, the athletes had one minute to achieve the highest number of reps they could. The weight of the men’s Log came out to 150 kilograms (330.7 pounds), with the women’s implement being slightly lighter at 100 kilograms (220.5 pounds).

Men

The Log Lift was an interesting event for the men since the roster was filled with athletes who possessed impressive upper-body strength. The event came down to a tie for first place between Jack Osborn and Marek Czajkowski, as both men completed eight reps with the massive Log. Pylypiak, Funiok, and Bennett were not far behind either, since all of them ended the event on seven reps.

• Marek Czajkowski — 8 reps
• Jack Osborn — 8 reps
• Oleg Pylypiak — 7 reps
• Ryan Bennett — 7 reps
• Matyáš Funiok — 7 reps
• Jamie Butler — 6 reps
• Jan Lacina — 6 reps
• Peter Reinthaler — 6 reps
• Mitch Flowers — 5 reps
• William Relf — 5 reps
• Dawid Pakulski — 5 reps
• Tom Place — 3 reps
• Luboš Klinecký — 2 reps
• Fredrik Johansson — 1 rep

Women

The women’s Log proved to be too big of a challenge for the majority of the lineup, as only three women ended up getting any repetitions on the board. Out of those three, Annabelle Chapman ranked first, lifting the log four times before reaching her limit. Moore and Winter shared the second place spot with two reps each.

• Annabelle Chapman — 4 reps
• Donna Moore — 2 reps
• Maxine Winter — 2 reps
• Patricia Smit — No Lift
• Jana Roubalová — No Lift
• Gemma Moore — No Lift
• Cassandra Annergren — No Lift
• Claire Myler — No Lift
• Stephanie Dutton — No Lift
• Mille Wolfgang Freiberg — No Lift
• Nicole McMillan — No Lift
• Jade Crouch — No Lift
• Becky Mills — No Lift
• Holly Ford — No Lift

Event Three — Sandbag Toss

As the athletes moved on to the third event of the competition, they were met with a short but explosive test of strength. Specifically, they had to toss five sandbags over a beam, with the weight of the bags progressively increasing. Men’s bags started at 18 kilograms (39.7 pounds) and ended at 28 kilograms (61.7 pounds). On the other hand, the weight of the bags in the women’s division ranged from 12 kilograms (26.5 pounds) to 17 kilograms (37.5 pounds).

Men

The Sandbag Toss proved to be one of the most interesting events of the competition, as the men’s division saw multiple athletes finish within just a couple of seconds of each other. However, there was no match for Jamie Butler, who completed his final toss in a time of 13.87 seconds. Oleg Pylpiak was the next quickest man with a time of 14.26 seconds, while Dawid Pakulski grabbed third with a time that was 2.5 seconds slower.

• Jamie Butler — 5 in 13.87 seconds
• Oleg Pylypiak — 5 in 14.26 seconds
• Dawid Pakulski — 5 in 16.77 seconds
• Fredrik Johansson — 5 in 17.65 seconds
• Matyáš Funiok — 5 in 19.03 seconds
• Ryan Bennett — 5 in 21.09 seconds
• William Relf — 5 in 26.86 seconds
• Peter Reinthaler — 5 in 30.45 seconds
• Marek Czajkowski — 4 in 11.03 seconds
• Mitch Flowers — 4 in 12.7 seconds
• Luboš Klinecký — 4 in 14.76 seconds
• Jack Osborn — 4 in 17.65 seconds
• Jan Lacina — 4 in 21.2 seconds
• Tom Place — 3 in 21.53 seconds

Women

Donna Moore continued her charge toward the title with an event win, rewarding herself with the maximum 14 points from the Sandbag Toss. She completed the event in 17.84 seconds, beating Patricia Smit by just 0.37 seconds. As if that wasn’t close enough, Annabelle Chapman was just 0.54 seconds slower than Smit.

• Donna Moore — 5 in 17.84 seconds
• Patricia Smit — 5 in 18.21 seconds
• Annabelle Chapman — 5 in 18.75 seconds
• Maxine Winter — 5 in 43.34 seconds
• Jana Roubalová — 4 in 19.77 seconds
• Cassandra Annergren — 4 in 25.2 seconds
• Claire Myler — 3 in 16.06 seconds
• Jade Crouch — 3 in 26.49 seconds
• Becky Mills — 3 in 30.4 seconds
• Gemma Moore — 2 in 17.94 seconds
• Nicole McMillan — 2 in 33.45 seconds
• Mille Wolfgang Freiberg — 1 in 7.78 seconds
• Stephanie Dutton — 1 in 7.92 seconds
• Holly Ford — 1 in 8.32 seconds

Event Four — Super Yoke

The penultimate event of the 2025 OSG European Championships was a test of speed while carrying a heavy load. Therefore, the athlete had to pick up a heavy Super Yoke and carry it for a distance of 24 meters. The goal was to cross the finish line in the quickest time possible. The men’s Yoke weighed 420 kilograms (925.9 pounds) and the women’s came out to 280 kilograms (617.3 pounds).

Men

Matyáš Funiok had the quickest feet in the men’s field, getting off to a great start to the race and maintaining an impressive pace across the entire field. His official time came out to 16.65 seconds. On the other hand, Marek Czajkowski was also close to a first-place finish but had to settle for second since he was 0.30 seconds slower than Funiok.

• Matyáš Funiok — 16.65 seconds
• Marek Czajkowski — 16.95 seconds
• Dawid Pakulski — 17.74 seconds
• William Relf — 17.96 seconds
• Jan Lacina — 18.95 seconds
• Fredrik Johansson — 20.47 seconds
• Ryan Bennett — 20.52 seconds
• Luboš Klinecký — 21.7 seconds
• Jack Osborn — 24.13 seconds
• Oleg Pylypiak — 24.17 seconds
• Peter Reinthaler — 26.27 seconds
• Jamie Butler — 33.28 seconds
• Mitch Flowers — 47.46 seconds
• Tom Place — Withdrew

Women

The winner in the women’s division was clear, as Cassandra Annergren dusted her rivals with a time of 19.76 seconds. The next best woman came in at 24.33 seconds, which goes to show just how impressive Cassandra’s performance was.

• Cassandra Annergren — 19.76 seconds
• Gemma Moore — 24.33 seconds
• Annabelle Chapman — 26.02 seconds
• Jana Roubalová — 38.91 seconds
• Patricia Smit — 46.28 seconds
• Donna Moore — 50.29 seconds
• Becky Mills — 55.81 seconds
• Nicole McMillan — 22.97 meters
• Claire Myler — 19.44 meters
• Stephanie Dutton — 18.73 meters
• Mille Wolfgang Freiberg — 15.9 meters
• Maxine Winter — 12 meters
• Jade Crouch — 12 meters
• Holly Ford — 5.32 meters

Event Five — Sandbag Steeplechase

For the last event of the 2025 OSG European Championships, the competitors had to carry multiple implements for a total distance of 40 meters before loading them onto the platform, which marked the end of the event. It was a timed test, meaning that the goal was to finish as quickly as possible. The men’s implements weighed 140 kilograms (308.6 pounds), while the women carried 100-kilogram (220.5-pound) sandbags.

Men

Matyáš Funiok found himself at the top of the leaderboards for the second time of the day, winning the Sandbag Steeplechase event. He sprinted up the field, loading the final implement in a time of 32.36 seconds. This proved to be crucial in his charge for second place overall, as he overtook multiple athletes to claim the silver medal.

• Matyáš Funiok — 4 in 32.36 seconds
• Jan Lacina — 4 in 34.07 seconds
• William Relf — 4 in 35.62 seconds
• Marek Czajkowski — 4 in 36.11 seconds
• Fredrik Johansson — 4 in 37.68 seconds
• Ryan Bennett — 4 in 37.96 seconds
• Dawid Pakulski — 4 in 39.58 seconds
• Jamie Butler — 4 in 39.59 seconds
• Luboš Klinecký — 4 in 41.03 seconds
• Jack Osborn — 4 in 43.65 seconds
• Oleg Pylypiak — 4 in 44.88 seconds
• Peter Reinthaler — 4 in 48.22 seconds
• Mitch Flowers — 2 in 42.72 seconds

Women

Jana Roubalová won the final event of the 2025 OSG European Championships with a time of 51.74 seconds. However, the spotlight was on Donna Moore, as she finished second to officially become the European Champion. Donna’s time came out to 52.76, showing that she is still one of the quickest Strongwomen on the professional scene.

• Jana Roubalová — 4 in 51.74 seconds
• Donna Moore — 4 in 52.76 seconds
• Patricia Smit — 4 in 59.61 seconds
• Gemma Moore — 4 in 61.09 seconds
• Stephanie Dutton — 4 in 71.81 seconds
• Annabelle Chapman — 3 in 41.44 seconds
• Cassandra Annergren — 3 in 50.71 seconds
• Jade Crouch — 3 in 52.53 seconds
• Nicole McMillan — 3 in 60.81 seconds
• Claire Myler — 2 in 19.29 seconds
• Mille Wolfgang Freiberg — 2 in 35.11 seconds
• Maxine Winter — 1 in 26.65 seconds
• Becky Mills — 1 in 39.25 seconds
• Holly Ford — Withdrew

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Originating from Ukraine, Oleg Pylypiak is proving that he has what it takes to succeed at the biggest stage. However, this marked his first major win in 18 international performances, showing that he is just getting started. On the other hand, Donna Moore is a veteran of the sport, boasting seven major titles, including three World’s Strongest Woman trophies.

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